Compare LED high bays, battens and bulkheads for warehouse aisles, loading bays, production areas and plant rooms. Select output and optics around mounting height and the task, then confirm IP protection, drivers, controls, emergency provision and maintenance access. Include access costs and operating hours in your lighting ownership cost comparison.
Lumenloop HighRack is an industrial LED high bay light for warehouse aisles, high-rack storage and large halls. Philips LED and driver technology, 34° or 92° optics, EasyAir sensor options and surface, suspended or BESA mounting support demanding industrial projects.
Aegis is an IP65, IK08 vapour-proof LED batten with eight 4 ft and 5 ft 4000K models from 3,675-9,250 lm, plus control and emergency options.
Glide is a 4ft commercial LED batten with Tridonic technology and efficacy up to 131 lm/tcW. BESA fixing points and 20 mm conduit entries support replacement projects; DALI and emergency options are available.
Lumenloop Harbor is an IP65 IK10 LED bulkhead for corridors, circulation routes, service areas and utility spaces. Its TP(a) opal diffuser, twist and lock bezel and Tridonic LED platform are available with halo, emergency, wireless, sensor and black finish options.
Vega is a suspended industrial LED light with outputs up to 4550 lumens, a high-efficiency PMMA refractor, Philips DLM LED, Xitanium driver and a lifespan over 60,000 hours (L70 / B10).
Surface Emergency is a surface mounted emergency light for a master luminaire.
Titan is a 3-CCT LED bulkhead with 3-CCT switching between 3000K, 4000K and 5500K, wall or ceiling mounting, 180 degree distribution and an opal TP(a) polycarbonate diffuser.
Flow is a UK-made recessed linear luminaire for offices, schools and retail, available in three standard lengths. Choose a TP(a) opal lens for general lighting or the optional low-glare prismatic lens to aid LG7 compliance; the ceiling layout and lighting calculation still determine the design.
Warehouse lighting combines LED high-bay luminaires for racked aisles and high ceilings with IP65 LED battens, industrial bulkheads, emergency luminaires and control-ready fittings for loading bays, production areas, plant rooms and support spaces.
Lumenloop supplies high-bay, LED batten, bulkhead, panel and emergency lighting ranges for warehouse and industrial projects where mounting height, racking, circulation, dust, moisture, impact risk and operating hours all affect the fitting choice.
Choose industrial lighting solutions by task and mounting condition: LED high bay fittings for higher ceilings, linear battens for lower areas and compact bulkheads for support rooms. Review the product's output, optics and protection rating against aisle geometry and environmental exposure.
Mounting height, racking layout, machinery zones and access limits usually decide whether high-bay optics or lower-mounted battens are required.
Dust, washdown risk and impact exposure often move the schedule towards IP-rated and IK-rated fittings rather than standard interior products.
Energy-efficient warehouse lighting depends on the fitting and how it operates. Compare occupancy sensors, daylight response and dimmable drivers for aisles, dispatch areas and mixed-use zones, with detection coverage checked at the actual ceiling height.
Emergency lighting, test access and replacement practicality need to sit with the main fitting schedule, not as a late add-on.
Lumenloop builds warehouse lighting and industrial LED lighting schedules around the working parts of the building, from racked aisles and loading bays to plant rooms, welfare areas and office zones.
Compare HighRack high-bay luminaires for tall racking and higher mounting positions. Aisle width, rack height and spacing determine the required light distribution; specify sensor coverage at the actual mounting height and check light on rack faces as well as the floor.
Compare Aegis IP65 / IK08 LED battens for loading and circulation areas where dust, moisture and impact protection matter. Choose the 4ft or 5ft body around available fixing space and required output. Check the exposure at open loading doors and specify emergency lighting separately for the escape route.
Use battens for linear coverage in plant and service rooms, or compare bulkheads where compact wall or ceiling mounting fits the space. Check access for maintenance and emergency testing, then confirm whether occupancy switching or dimming is appropriate for each room.
Match recessed panels to the office ceiling module, Flow recessed linear lighting to continuous ceiling details, and surface fittings to solid ceilings in welfare rooms. Keep office glare requirements and controls separate from the high-bay warehouse schedule.
Warehouse lux levels usually move with the task, racking layout, vehicle movement, spill risk, colour recognition needs and the time people spend in the space, especially in aisles, dispatch areas and industrial support rooms.
Lumenloop can coordinate bulkheads and emergency lighting for plant rooms, loading areas and back-of-house circulation where IP rating, IK rating, testing and service access all need to stay aligned with the main warehouse lighting package.
Lumenloop can supply warehouse and industrial lighting schedules with the protection rating, control option, emergency requirement and product information required for pricing and technical review.
IP / IK protection IP and IK requirements can be carried through the product choice from the start, which is usually where industrial schedules succeed or fail.
Controls and sensors Sensor-ready, DALI and other lighting controls can be coordinated around long operating hours, occupancy patterns and split-use zones.
UK-made supply UK-made, built-to-order supply helps when the project needs configured outputs, emergency options or phased replacement dates.
Product selection A brief with mounting height, task areas, operating hours and emergency context makes it easier to move straight to the relevant product range.
Lumenloop can build the product direction around mounting height, task areas, racking, protection requirements, operating hours, controls and emergency lighting.
Lighting controls, emergency lighting, battens and specification support all influence warehouse and industrial lighting packages.
Choose from the mounting height, aisle geometry, task and required light distribution. A high-bay optic and output must suit the space below; battens can suit lower mounting positions, support areas or linear arrangements. Use the selected product's photometry to check spacing and uniformity. Wattage or a room-area estimate alone cannot establish the layout.
Include mounting heights, aisle and open-area dimensions, racking, operating hours, existing fittings, approximate quantities, controls and emergency requirements.
High-bay luminaires suit higher mounting positions and larger industrial volumes, while battens can suit lower mounting heights, circulation and service areas. Photometric checks remain necessary for the actual layout.
Selected industrial luminaires can use sensors or control-ready drivers. Detection zones, operating profile, mounting height and any daylight contribution should be defined for the control arrangement.
Emergency coverage should account for escape routes, exits, open areas, changes of level and relevant equipment positions. Product selection and final spacing still depend on the building layout and photometric design.
The mounting height and required distribution determine the fitting. LED high bay lights can deliver light from higher ceilings, while low bay positions need output and optics suitable for the shorter distance. For a factory or general warehouse, check machinery, rack faces and working areas using the selected photometry. The brightest fitting is not automatically the best choice if it creates glare or uneven illumination.
Record the existing lamp, fitting wattage, mounting height and operating hours. Compare LED warehouse lighting by delivered light and uniformity, alongside electricity use, maintenance and access costs. Metal halide high bays and traditional fluorescent battens can need different replacement layouts. Use the energy savings calculator for initial cost comparisons, then confirm the proposed installation and control arrangement.
Choose the required IP and IK ratings for the actual dust, moisture and impact exposure. For outdoor loading areas or washdown zones, check the product's declared suitability rather than assuming an interior IP65 fitting covers every condition. Confirm available colour temperature, material and finish, driver, warranty terms and emergency variant against the exact model before ordering.
Include the floor plan, racking heights, aisle widths, mounting positions and the activities in each area. A lighting design calculation should check vertical and horizontal illumination, glare and uniformity. Identify dimmable LED fittings, sensors and emergency requirements in the same brief. Review the actual optic and mounting height; generic wattage recommendations cannot confirm the performance of a warehouse lighting installation.
Start with the task, daylight and colour-recognition requirements. Aegis LED battens have published 4000K models, while available CCT options vary by range. Keep adjoining workplace areas consistent where appropriate, and check colour rendering for inspection or production tasks. Specify the exact light output and colour option alongside controls, rather than treating every industrial luminaire as interchangeable.
Use the warehouse lighting calculator to check the early light-level and quantity assumptions. For replacement work, compare consumption in the LED energy savings calculator.
