Understand light.
Decide better.
Standards, costs and practical knowledge about LED lighting – explained clearly by the manufacturer.
Industry & halls
LED high bay lighting.
Planned properly, paid off quickly.
Planning LED high bay lighting: lux levels to DIN EN 12464-1, high bays or trunking, costs, payback and sensors – from the German manufacturer.
Read the guideIndustry & halls · 4 minExplosion-proof lighting.
Safe in potentially explosive areas.
LED lighting for potentially explosive areas: ATEX zones 0 to 22, equipment categories, temperature classes, reading Ex markings and selecting luminaires correctly.
Read the guideIndustry & halls · 3 minLighting in the food industry.
Hygienic, shatterproof, efficient.
LED lighting for food production and logistics: shatterproof luminaires, IP65 to IP69K, cleaning, IFS and BRCGS, cold rooms, lux levels and colour rendering.
Read the guideIndustry & halls · 3 minLED workshop lighting.
See precisely, work safely.
Lighting a workshop properly: lux levels to DIN EN 12464-1 for vehicle workshops, metalworking, welding and paint shops, colour rendering, glare and suitable LED luminaires.
Read the guideOutdoors
LED car park lighting.
Safe, efficient, glare-free.
Planning car park lighting: lux levels to DIN EN 12464-2, mast heights, luminaire spacing, glare, insect-friendly light and costs – LED from the manufacturer.
Read the guideOutdoors · 5 minLED street lighting.
Convert affordably, save for years.
LED street lighting for municipalities and businesses: lighting classes to DIN EN 13201, costs, funding, insect-friendly light and affordable conversion.
Read the guideOutdoors · 3 minLED multi-storey car park lighting.
Bright, safe, sensor-controlled.
Lighting multi-storey and underground car parks with LED: lux levels to DIN EN 12464-1, German garage regulations, presence sensors, weatherproof luminaires and converting existing T8 fittings.
Read the guideLogistics & warehousing
LED warehouse lighting.
Bright right to the last aisle.
Planning warehouse lighting: lux levels for storage, high-bay racking and dispatch, aisle optics, trunking or linear high bays, sensors and costs.
Read the guideLogistics & warehousing · 3 minLED cold store lighting.
Bright at minus 30 degrees.
LED lighting for cold stores and deep-freeze warehouses: temperature range, condensation, protection rating, sensors and why efficient light also eases the cooling load.
Read the guideSport & floodlighting
LED sports pitch lighting.
More playing time, less energy.
LED floodlighting for sports pitches: lighting classes to DIN EN 12193, lux levels for football and tennis, masts, glare, neighbours and costs.
Read the guideSport & floodlighting · 4 minLED sports hall lighting.
Ball-impact-resistant and glare-free.
LED lighting for sports and gymnastics halls: lighting classes to DIN EN 12193, ball-impact-resistant luminaires, glare, converting existing fittings and costs.
Read the guideSport & floodlighting · 3 minTennis and padel lighting.
Play longer, pay less.
LED floodlighting for tennis courts and padel courts: lux levels, mast layout, glare, protecting neighbours, booking-system control and costs for clubs and operators.
Read the guideLight management
Presence detectors and light control.
This is how much sensors really save.
Presence detectors, motion detectors and daylight control for halls, warehouses and offices: differences, savings potential, base light, run-on time and practice.
Read the guideLight management · 4 minDALI, 1–10 V or 0–10 V?
Light control explained simply.
Controlling dimmable LED luminaires: the differences between DALI, DALI-2, 1–10 V and 0–10 V, wiring, addressing, sensors and which interface suits which project.
Read the guideTechnology
IP ratings and IK impact ratings.
Which luminaire withstands what?
IP20, IP65, IP66, IK08 and IK10 explained clearly: which rating does a luminaire need in a hall, damp room, outdoors, cold store or sports hall?
Read the guideTechnology · 3 minColour temperature, kelvin and colour rendering.
Which light belongs where?
Warm white, neutral white or daylight white? Colour temperature in kelvin, colour rendering index Ra/CRI, tunable white and the right choice for offices, halls, outdoor areas and inspection work.
Read the guideSafety
Emergency and safety lighting.
Regulations, testing, technology.
Planning and testing safety lighting: 1 lx on escape routes, 5 lx at fire extinguishers, ASR A2.3, DIN EN 1838, testing duties and automatic self-tests.
Read the guideSafety · 6 minTesting emergency lighting.
Duty, interval, evidence.
Who has to test, how often and how is it evidenced? Intervals to DIN EN 50172, the test log and what self-testing luminaires change.
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