Industrial Lights

What is Industrial Lighting?

Industrial lights are designed for industrial settings like factories, distribution centres, warehouses and more. They provide adequate lighting to such spaces so that different operations are run safely. There are various kinds of industrial lighting solutions. From industrial LED lighting to emergency lights, there are different industrial lighting variants that industries require to perform effectively. 

What are the Benefits of Industrial Lights?

It is essential for industries to have sufficient lighting to avoid injury while working, especially if they are working in a heavy-duty facility or probably a manufacturing factory. While there are various industrial lights for different industrial spaces, it is better to go with the industrial LED lighting options. 

Here are the advantages of using industrial lights in warehouses, factories and plants. 

Improves Productivity

Industrial LED lamps can be a great solution to improve assembly accuracy and speed up industrial operations. They have an advanced lensing system that allows the light to be exactly where you want. Industrial lights in LEDs don't aim at the ceiling or spread thinly over your surfaces. Upgrading to LED industrial lights can boost colour recognition throughout the assembly process by reducing shadows and improving general vision and mindfulness. This results in higher efficiency and industrial output. 

Energy Savings

Switching to LED industrial lights results in energy savings. Hence, you should consider an upgrade. It also depends on what type of industrial LED lighting you are installing in your facility. 

Maintenance Cost and Decreased Time

Opting for high-bay industrial LED lamps would save you money on maintenance and reduce the time that a worker would dedicate to changing the lights. 

Safety is Priority

Upgrading to LED industrial lights improves the safety of an industrial facility. If a worker cannot detect a hazard in a warehouse or any other industrial setting, accidents are bound to happen. For this reason, you need appropriate lighting, which is brought by industrial LED lighting.

Types of Industrial Lighting

There are different types of industrial lights available. But, when you’re choosing one, make sure you consider the design and purpose. Here are some well-known industrial lights:

Highbay

If an industrial space is around 20 feet from the ground, high bay light fixtures could power industrial lights. These lights offer high-lumen volume and can illuminate a vast room. To cover the entire facility with light, you can install these fixtures above the ground. You can use these fixtures as industrial ceiling lights to offer more light to the entire space. 

LED Bulkhead

LED bulkhead lights can be used to illuminate dark corners, thus avoiding any accidents that may happen in an industrial facility. These can be installed as industrial wall lights to give more light on the production floor. 

Pit Light

Any industry or manufacturing plant dealing with hazardous substances needs ample lighting to avoid injuries. This is why you should consider installing pit lights in the facility. These lights are designed to resist rough contact, explosions and fire, which is common in an industrial setup. 

Ultralite High Bay

If an industrial space is already spending a lot on energy consumption, installing ultralight high bay lights can help you save some money on energy. Not only is it economical, but it also sheds more light on the work environment. 

Well Glass

For wide-beam lighting in industrial settings like warehouses and factories, well glass fixtures are suitable options. It illuminates a large room, thus helping workers to identify hazards and avoid injuries. 

 How to Maintain Jaquar Industrial Lights?

You can follow these basic tips to keep Jaquar industrial lights in good condition:

• To prevent the lifespan of industrial LED lighting from decreasing, the fixtures must be cleaned annually. 
• Though Jaquar’s industrial ceiling lights are of high quality, to ensure they are in good shape, inspect them every 10-12 months.