Series H outside street lights in an outdoor warehouse in Austria

The outdoor warehouses Lighting project in Austria, finished in 2015 which used our H series outside street lights. After installation, the warehouse roadway becomes brighter and safer which reduced robberies, burglaries, property defacements,s and other crimes that often happen in the dark. Aside from the safety concerns, it also reduced light pollution, electricity consumption, and maintenance costs. All the lights are still working well after using more than 7 years. The customer is very satisfied with our roadway light. View more about the case study of outside street lights.

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ProductModelCCT /OpticsQuantity
200W outside street lightsZGSM-LD200H4000K, 1S128pcs
Outside Street Lights
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It’s much brighter than the earlier dusk/dawn LED street lamp we had. It’s suitable for lighting the warehouse outside the factory and I’m pleasantly surprised at the performance.
Ernst
President of Company
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LED lighting is a superior alternative for outdoor warehouse lighting to filament lighting since it does not have a filament that would ultimately burn out or break. They have a lifetime of 50,000–100,000 hours, which is much longer than that of a standard light bulb. Additionally, LED lights never need warming up prior to lighting light.

Lighting is essential in the warehouse only when personnel is present. When the warehouse is unmanned, it is unnecessary to keep the light on. Previously, warehouses had costly and inefficient lighting systems; now, with LED lighting, warehouses may now benefit from a much bigger, flexible, energy-efficient solution with reduced maintenance costs. Lighting is estimated to account for up to 80% of energy expenditure, making it critical that the solution be as cost-effective as feasible.

Additionally, a uniform, natural directed LED light helps eliminate shadows and dark places where accidents might occur – benefiting personnel. The appropriate lighting may improve one’s attitude and productivity.

Have you considered these six points?
In this blog article, we’ll outline some of the factors to consider while installing warehouse lighting.

Ascertain that the color representation of the LED light sources is appropriate for the application.
It is not enough to have a well-lit area; the light must also fulfill the demands of the personnel. Color rendering is critical when staff is required to read product codes or anything similar. We propose luminaires with at least an 80-color rendering factor.

Sensors equate to a more energy-efficient solution.
By adding lighting that is activated by motion sensors, you can lower your energy consumption, and by employing dimming, you may achieve significant energy savings by illuminating just to the appropriate levels.

Utilize artificial light to enhance natural light.
Warehouse employees sometimes work late hours when natural light is unavailable; consequently, artificial light should be used as a compliment. Artificial light can be regulated if daylight sensors are used. This is especially important since light dispersion varies according to its use – the light necessary to illuminate racking at a high level is not the same as the light required in an open environment.

Lighting should be designed for individuals, not for places.
It’s critical to keep in mind that we design and install lighting for humans. To enable workers to do their jobs properly, their working environment must be in order, and lighting quality plays a significant role in this equation. It will assist both the staff’s efficiency and the firm in a variety of ways.

Prevent flickering
When using high-quality LED luminaires, flicker is reduced. This is critical to consider while picking the LEDs for your warehouse. Although flickering is not immediately obvious since it occurs at such a fast rate that it cannot be detected with the naked eye, it may have negative consequences. This issue is resolved with high-quality fixtures.

Consider the activities that will take place in each room while lighting.
This refers to the crew that moves up and down the aisles. While 200 lux is enough for normal movement and stacking, 300 lux may be necessary if the personnel is needed to read labels or complete shipping paperwork. In other instances, 500 lux is required to enable staff to read the lowercase characters on the packaging.