Commercial Lighting Solutions
- Smart Design
- Energy Efficient
- Professional Solutions
Get the lighting right the first time
- Offices: 300 to 500 lux at the desk, 4000K to 6500K
- Shops: 3000K to 4000K, with spot lights on the shelves and counters
- Restaurants and hotels: 3000K warm white, low glare
- Warehouses and workshops: battens or high-wattage bulbs, 6500K
Send us these details
- Length and width of each room
- Ceiling height and type: false or open
- What the room is used for
- Number of rooms or floors
What we supply for commercial jobs
Panel lights
Surface and recessed, round and square, 6W to 24W. Rimless types give a clean ceiling line.
LED battens
Halonix Streak Neo and Lotus, Panasonic Thea. 5W to 100W in cool, neutral and warm white.
Downlights
COB and recess downlights from 3W to 24W, and adjustable COB up to 50W, for lobbies, cabins and corridors.
Track and spot lights
Panasonic round track lights in 10W, 15W and 20W, and Halonix spot downlighters for displays and counters.
Flood lights
Panasonic 20W to 200W and Halonix Floz Neo 50W and 100W for shop fronts, parking and compound walls.
Motion sensor lights
Halonix Senso and Panasonic radar sensor fittings for stairways, corridors and store rooms.
Four things to settle before you order
Work out the lux
Choose one colour temperature
Match the fitting to the ceiling
Check the driver and the warranty
Commercial lighting questions
A 120 sq ft office needs about 4,000 to 6,000 lumens for desk work. Since an 18W panel gives roughly 1,600 lumens, plan three or four panels spread evenly, not clustered in the middle.
Neutral to warm white, 3000K to 4000K, makes fabric, wood and packaging look natural. 6500K makes a shop look like an office. Put a spot light on the item you want noticed.
Yes. Bulk orders and distributor enquiries come to the same numbers, 9666637736 and 7569439710. Send the product list and the quantity.
The manufacturer’s warranty applies. Panasonic and Halonix state the warranty period on the product or its listing. Keep the invoice.
You can, but two white panels from different makers can still look slightly different even at the same Kelvin. Keep one make per room.