How to choose a warehouse lighting luminaire
In warehouses, light needs to reach both rack faces and the aisle floor. Narrow-beam (aisle-type) optics are used in tight rack aisles, wide-beam optics in open stock areas. Ceiling height, rack height and aisle width are decisive when choosing a warehouse lighting luminaire.
Forklift traffic and safety
Forklift and pallet-truck traffic runs continuously inside a warehouse. Shadow-free, even lighting reduces label-reading errors and collision risk. For outdoor areas like loading docks and truck yards, FOKUS LED floodlights are used.
Energy savings in a warehouse
Most of a warehouse's floor space sits empty for much of the day. A motion-sensor warehouse lighting luminaire dims when an aisle is empty and rises to full power when a forklift enters. This system noticeably lowers warehouse lighting cost.
A warehouse project from the manufacturer
Logistics centres span thousands of square metres and need a high luminaire count. Because Asso manufactures the luminaire at its own plant and quotes with no middleman, it brings a clear advantage to the total budget of warehouse projects.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What optic should be used for rack-aisle lighting?
Narrow-beam optics that direct light onto the rack faces are recommended for tight aisles.
Does LED work in a cold-storage facility?
Yes, LED performs efficiently at low temperatures; just note the ambient temperature on the quote form.
Is using sensors necessary for warehouse lighting?
Not mandatory, but it brings significant energy savings in low-traffic aisles.
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