Solutions · commercial spaces
Offices, shops, venues. Light that sells and does not tire.
Linear pendants and panels for workstations, track systems and accent lighting for the sales floor, sockets and switches in one series, LED neon and screens for signage — to concept, standards and budget.
- on an office desk
- 300–500 lx
- discomfort glare in an office
- UGR ≤ 19
- typical colour temperature for work areas
- 4000 K
What matters
An office is lit to the standard, a shop to the goods.
In a work area the light must be even and glare-free: linear pendants or panels with UGR up to 19, 4000 K and 300–500 lx on the desk. On a sales floor the task is different — to make the goods stand out: general lighting is supplemented with narrow-beam track spotlights with a high colour rendering index.
For venues and shop windows, lighting scenes matter: separate circuits for the hall, bar, window and sign, and dimming where the evening calls for a different mood.
- Office 300–500 lx on the desk, 4000 K, UGR up to 19
- Accent on goods narrow-beam track spotlights
- Tracks different systems are not compatible with one another — choose the system first
- Wiring accessories sockets, switches and frames in one series for the whole site

What we supply
From the workstation to the sign.
Office lighting
Suspended linear luminaires, panels, trunking lines.
Track systems
Single-phase, magnetic and flexible tracks with spotlights for sales floors and shop windows.
Interior lighting
Downlights, chandeliers, wall lights — for lobbies, meeting rooms and halls.
Wiring accessories by series
Sockets, switches, frames and dimmers from one range for the whole site.
Signs and screens
LED neon, scrolling text displays, LED screens and modules for façades and halls.
LED strip and profiles
Lighting for niches, shelving and bar counters: strip, profile, power supplies.
Colour temperature
One room. Five shades of white.
Colour temperature is the first thing agreed in a lighting specification. Move the slider: the same living room from 2700 to 6500 K.
Warm white
Like an incandescent lamp. Cosy light that invites you to slow down.
Where it worksBedroom, living room in the evening, night lights
Soft warm
Warm but clean. Wood and textiles stay natural, the evening stays calm.
Where it worksLiving room, dining table, hallway, hotels
Neutral
White without yellow or blue. Food colours, text and faces read well.
Where it worksKitchen, bathroom mirror, office, sales floor
Daylight
Like light by a window at midday. Energising and holds attention, but feels harsh in the evening.
Where it worksWorkshop, studio, study, service garage
Cool
A bluish tint and maximum contrast. Good for fine work and inspection, bad before sleep.
Where it worksWarehouse, garage, quality-control area

Questions
About lighting for commercial spaces.
Which colour temperature should I choose for an office?
Are tracks from different systems compatible?
Can you select everything in one series for a chain of shops?
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