Solutions
Solutions by type of site.
Warehouse, workshop, office, housing, outdoors, backup power — each site has its own lighting levels, IP ratings, loads and risks. We have collected what usually goes into the specification and what to look for when selecting.
Choose your site
Six types of site.
For each: what matters, which standards apply and what we usually supply.
Warehouses and logistics
Lighting for aisles and picking areas, switchboard equipment and cable, floodlights for the loading dock and yard, backup for the server room and gates.
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Manufacturing and industry
Switchboard equipment and automation for production lines, cable, IP65–IP66 industrial lighting, drivers, repair kits and consumables for maintenance teams.
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Offices, retail and HoReCa
Linear lighting for offices, track systems and accent lighting for sales floors, wiring accessories in one series, LED neon and screens for signage.
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Backup power
Inverters, LiFePO4 batteries, solar power stations and generators — sized to the load for an office, shop, boiler room or home.
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Residential and development
Switchboard, cable and wiring accessories for flats and houses, light for every room, façade and yard lighting, backup for power cuts.
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Streets, façades and grounds
Street lights, floodlights for yards and car parks, façade and garden lighting, SIP overhead line fittings and solar luminaires.
Engineering tools
Run the numbers before you enquire.
Quick calculations from the ones we do every day. The result is a starting point for a specification; we check the final selection together.
Breaker and cable for a circuit
Breaker rating, trip curve and copper conductor cross-section for the circuit current and the installation method.
02Backup power
Inverter power with a margin for start-up, and battery capacity in Wh and Ah.
03Power supply for LED strip
Length × watts per metre × 1.2 — the standard power-supply rating at the voltage you need.
What you get
One specification for the whole site.
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A checked list
We check the specification against characteristics and standards and tell you if something does not add up.
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Equivalents instead of refusals
For items that are unavailable — technically comparable substitutes, with the difference explained.
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Delivery to site
In batches to your warehouse or site, with an invoice, a delivery note and warranty documents.
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