Blog posts by
Rico Schulz

As of September 1, 2023, fluorescent lamps of the common T8 design may no longer be placed on the market. This is a turning point for the industry - and you have to deal with the consequences.

You can achieve occupational safety and plant safety without negative effects on animal welfare with modern lighting solutions. The quick changeover to modern LED lighting is essential.

When it comes to maintenance costs and standard-compliant operation, centrally powered emergency luminaires are probably your best bet for processing plants.

The switch to LED lighting is worthwhile. Here you can find out why and what planners and users should consider, especially for hazardous areas.

Light is an important aspect of productivity and safety in industrial plants. New findings about the non-visual effects of lighting on humans demonstrate that lighting in the workplace deserves special consideration.

How can you combine safety, low operating costs and minimal maintenance requirements? The answer is connecting Ex luminaires using DALI.

The charming lighting of the 1970s, with its cool colours, is gradually being switched off for the last time. This decline has been a long time coming.

When planning and installing lighting systems for industrial plants, ever more emphasis is being placed on considering the ecological aspects, which is a good reason to get to grips with this topic in more detail.

For years, the high efficiacy of LEDs was the focus of attention. Currently, the focus is more and more on exact colour rendering and on the development of the spectra that are required. Learn more about the state of the art.

The benefits of modern LED technology are especially important in those places where luminaires are in continuous operation and where maintenance and repair require a lot of expenditure – especially in clean rooms.