Warehouse And Industrial Lighting

Industrial LED lighting for demanding commercial spaces

Product-led support for warehouses, production areas, service spaces and industrial interiors where output, mounting height, protection, operating hours, controls and emergency provision need to be resolved together.

High-output industrial luminaires IP and IK protection options Sensors, emergency and maintenance
High lumen package options IP65 / IK10 options Sensor-ready operation Emergency support areas
Project Enquiry

Send product enquiry

Send mounting height, aisle layout, operating hours and task requirements for an industrial lighting selection.

Industrial Products

Featured industrial product options

Project Support

Industrial product selection

Share the facility context. Lumenloop shortlists industrial lighting options around mounting, protection, controls and emergency requirements.

Industrial Specification

Warehouse and industrial lighting by application

Mounting height, racking, circulation, dust, moisture, impact risk, task areas and operating hours all influence the luminaire type, from high-bay and batten ranges to protected bulkheads, surface fittings and emergency options.

Mounting height, IP rating and maintenance access

Confirm the mounting condition, aisle geometry and environmental exposure, then review output, control gear, sensor strategy and emergency provision together.

High-bay IP / IK Mounting height Controls
Space Height, racking and task areas

Record mounting height, aisle arrangement, machinery zones, work tasks and access constraints before selecting a luminaire type.

Protection Dust, moisture and impact

Use IP, IK and construction requirements to avoid shortlisting products that cannot survive the environment.

Operation Operating hours and controls

Long operating hours can change the case for occupancy sensors, daylight response and higher-efficacy ranges.

Safety Emergency and maintenance

Emergency provision, service access and replacement practicality should be considered before the final schedule.

Commercial Applications

Industrial lighting options by application

A warehouse rarely needs one fitting type throughout. The main floor, protected areas, service spaces and office zones each place different demands on output, mounting, optics and control gear.

Warehouse aisles

HighRack and high-output options where mounting height, racking, spacing, operating hours and sensors drive the scheme.

Loading and circulation

Aegis, Harbor and emergency options where IP, IK, surface mounting and wayfinding matter more than architectural detail.

Plant and service rooms

Battens, bulkheads and emergency luminaires for plant areas, back-of-house rooms and industrial circulation.

Offices and welfare

Panel, downlight and surface options for the office, welfare and support spaces inside the same facility.

Warehouse Lux Guide

Warehouse lux levels by area

Typical warehouse lighting levels are shaped by the work being carried out, the racking layout, vehicle movement, spill risk, colour recognition and how long people spend in the space.

Early planning guide Project brief alignment Uniformity, glare and emergency review
Warehouse area Typical lux range What changes the target
Bulk storage and open stock areas 100-150 lux Lower activity spaces can sit lower, but labels, walkways and forklift movement may push the level up.
Warehouse aisles and racking 150-200 lux Tall racking, narrow aisles, vertical illuminance and sensor zoning make optic selection more important.
Loading bays and dispatch 200-300 lux Vehicle movement, dock edges, barcode checks, shadows and external spill all affect the scheme.
Picking, packing and inspection 300-500 lux Fine tasks, colour checks and long work periods usually need higher output and better glare control.
Plant and service rooms 150-200 lux Access panels, pipework, moisture, impact risk and emergency provision often decide the fitting type.
Offices, welfare and support spaces 300-500 lux Desk work, break areas, UGR limits, colour rendering and daylight response need a separate check.
Emergency bulkhead technical blueprint
Bulkhead And Emergency Detail

Bulkhead and emergency lighting for support areas

Plant rooms, loading areas and back-of-house circulation often need IP, IK, emergency, testing and service-access details confirmed alongside the main warehouse lighting.

Bulkhead options Emergency pack IP / IK rating Service access
Specification Evidence

IP, controls and project evidence

The fitting schedule should carry the protection rating, control gear, emergency requirement, UK manufacture note and photometric file references needed for the project team.

IP / IK protection

IP and IK requirements can be reviewed before unsuitable products enter the schedule.

Controls and sensors

Sensor-ready and DALI options can support long operating hours and occupancy-led use.

UK-made supply

Built-to-order supply supports project configuration and practical lead-time discussion.

Brief to selection

Mounting height, task areas, operating hours and emergency context turn the enquiry into a product direction.

Facility Brief

Review the facility brief before choosing industrial fittings.

Share the mounting height, task areas, racking, protection requirements, operating hours, controls and emergency context. Lumenloop can narrow the product range before unsuitable fittings reach the schedule.

  • Mounting height, racking, task zones, plant areas and environmental exposure.
  • Output, IP, IK, sensor strategy, emergency lighting and maintenance access.
  • High-bay, batten, bulkhead, surface or emergency range direction.