Warehouse and production hall
Halls of 6 to 14 metres are lit with UFO high bays, linear high bays above racking aisles or flat luminaires with UGR<21. Plug-in sensors save up to 60 percent of burning hours.
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LED high bays for warehouses, production halls and sports halls: flat with UGR<21, linear above racking or UFO with plug-in sensor. Up to 180 lm/W, 5 year warranty, from European stock.
IP65 and IP69K tri-proof luminaires for car parks, stables, car washes and food processing. Linkable, screw-free opening, also with DALI-2 or built-in sensor.
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KnowledgeLED lighting before year end: KIA, EIA and planning for Dutch businesses
Many companies replace their lighting in the last months of the year. What the Dutch small-scale investment allowance (KIA) and energy investment allowance (EIA) can mean, what to watch out for and how to have the luminaires on site in time.
28 October 2026Worked examplesWorked example: a 4,000 m² warehouse from fluorescent to LED high bay
A fictional hall of 80 by 50 metres, 10 metres high, 200 lux required. Step by step we work out how many 150 W UFO high bays are needed, what that saves per year in kWh compared with fluorescent, and what sensors add on top.
8 October 2026
KnowledgeUFO or linear high bay: which one for your warehouse or hall
A high bay comes as a round UFO, as a linear luminaire above the racking aisle and as a flat panel with UGR<21. Which one you choose depends on mounting height, racking and the work done in the hall. This article gives the selection rules and a worked example for the number of luminaires.
8 October 2026
Knowledge3000K, 4000K or 5000K: choosing colour temperature by application
Kelvin decides whether light looks warm, neutral or cool, and with it whether a street feels comfortable and a warehouse works well. We set out the right colour temperature for each application.
7 October 2026
TroubleshootingLED flickering or blinking: causes and solutions
A flickering LED luminaire can almost always be traced back to the driver, the dimmer or the installation. Here is how to find the cause in a few steps, and when a repair pays off versus a replacement.
7 October 2026
KnowledgeIP and IK ratings explained: IP65, IP66, IP67, IP69K, IK08 and IK10
The IP rating tells you how well a luminaire resists dust and water, the IK rating how much impact energy the housing can take. Read what the figures mean, which rating you need in which environment and which series from our range fit the job.
6 October 2026Unsure about quantities or wattage?
Send a drawing, Google Maps image or the address. We make a lighting calculation with luminaires, quantities and prices.