Office building at night with every floor lit behind its glass facade
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Commercial Lighting

Light for spaces
that work

Supermarkets, shops, office blocks, apartment blocks, hospitals and halls: large spaces lit evenly and efficiently, with DALI dimming and tunable white where the project calls for it.

Sectors

Large spaces we light

Supermarket aisle with shelves lit evenly from long ceiling light runs
Sector 01

Supermarkets

Bright, even light down every aisle so labels read easily, with higher-colour-rendering light over fresh produce and meat so it looks as good as it is. Long linear runs keep the ceiling tidy over a large floor.

Linear systemsHigh-CRI panelsTrack over produce
Retail floor with black track spotlights aimed at displays
Sector 02

Retail & Showrooms

In a shop, light sells. Adjustable track heads re-aim at new displays in minutes without an electrician, and a lower general level lets the merchandise stand out.

Track spotsLinear trackDownlights
Open-plan office lit by suspended linear LED fittings
Sector 03

Office Blocks

Even, glare-controlled light keeps a team comfortable through an eight-hour day. Recessed panels handle the general grid, spots pick out reception walls, and downlights cover corridors and washrooms on every floor.

LED panelsTrack spotsDALI dimming
Brick apartment block at dusk with every window framed by warm light
Sector 04

Apartment Blocks

Lobbies, corridors, stairwells and parking lit to one standard across every floor, with motion sensors in circulation areas to save power at night, and wall washers that give the block a welcoming face from the street.

DownlightsMotion sensorsWall washers
Clean hospital corridor lit by recessed ceiling panels
Sector 05

Hospitals & Clinics

Clean, flicker-free light that helps staff work accurately and lets patients rest. Tunable-white panels run bright and cool through the day shift, then warm and dim at night on the wards.

LED panelsTunable whiteDALI
Auditorium with recessed ceiling downlights over tiered seating
Sector 06

Auditoriums & Conference Halls

Rows of recessed downlights on DALI dim smoothly to a preset when a presentation starts and come back up for questions, while aisle and step lighting stays on for safety.

DownlightsDALI scenesStep lights
Boardroom with recessed linear lighting over the table

Lighting Control

DALI dimming & tunable white

Our LED panels, track spots and downlights can be supplied with DALI drivers and tunable-white engines. DALI is the open standard for commercial lighting control: every fitting is individually addressable, so one building can run bright, cool light for focused work and soft, warm light for rest from the same ceiling.

Dim every fitting

Each panel, track head or downlight gets its own address, so it can be dimmed from 1 to 100% on its own or in a group.

Tunable white

Shift colour temperature from warm 2700K to cool 6500K on the same fitting to suit the time of day or the task.

Scenes & schedules

Save presets like "Presentation", "Cleaning" or "Night ward" and recall them from a wall panel, a timer or a building system.

Rewire-free changes

Re-zone an open-plan floor after a refit in software. The cabling stays exactly where it is.

How DALI works in practice →

For Developers, Contractors & Facility Managers

How commercial projects work

We supply fittings for single fit-outs and multi-floor projects alike. Send drawings or a fixture list and we will come back with a priced schedule, lead times and alternatives where stock is limited.

Step 01

Brief & drawings

Share your floor plans or photos of the space. We map light levels and fixture zones for each space.

Step 02

Specification & quote

A fixture schedule with quantities, beam angles, colour temperatures and DALI or standard drivers, priced for the whole project.

Step 03

Supply & coordination

Staged delivery to site, ready for your electrical contractor to install.

Plan your commercial lighting

Tell us the building and the spaces you are lighting. We will put together the fittings, the layout and the numbers.

Lighting the outside of a building? See architectural lighting →