Industrial Lighting Solutions/LED Lighting Solutions for Industrial Workshops, Factories and Manufacturing Facilities

Industrial Lighting Solutions for Industrial Workshops

Industrial workshop lighting is an engineering requirement, not simply a product replacement.

Large workshops and manufacturing facilities often operate for extended periods, contain different working zones and require lighting systems that can accommodate production schedules, occupancy changes, mounting conditions and existing electrical infrastructure.

LIKELITE provides Industrial Lighting Solutions for:

• Industrial Workshops

• Factories

• Manufacturing Facilities

• Warehouses

• Production Areas

• Maintenance Areas

• Industrial Retrofit Projects

Our service covers:

Lighting & Circuitry Design → Onsite Metering → Lighting Simulation → LED Flood Light Selection → Smart Lighting Control → Project Installation

The lighting configuration is developed according to the actual project conditions rather than using a fixed lighting specification for every facility.

Industrial Workshop Lighting Requirements

Industrial Lighting Projects commonly need to address several issues at the same time.

Lighting Performance

Working areas need appropriate illumination and practical light distribution.

Energy Consumption

Long operating hours can make lighting electricity consumption a significant operating cost.

Uneven Occupancy

Not every industrial area requires continuous lighting throughout the operating day.

Maintenance

Industrial luminaires need to operate reliably and remain practical to maintain.

Environmental Conditions

Dust, moisture, temperature and other environmental factors affect luminaire selection.

Electrical Compatibility

The LED lighting system needs to match the facility's voltage, frequency and existing electrical infrastructure.

For this reason, LIKELITE evaluates:

Facility Layout + Mounting Height + Lighting Requirement + Operating Hours + Electrical Conditions + Environment + Control Strategy

before confirming the final lighting configuration.

LIKELITE Industrial Lighting Engineering Process

01. Onsite Assessment and Metering

LIKELITE can assess the existing lighting system and support onsite metering.

The assessment can include:

• Existing luminaire type

• Existing wattage

• Existing quantity

• Current illumination

• Workshop layout

• Mounting height

• Existing electrical circuits

• Operating hours

• Occupancy patterns

• Lighting control requirements

The collected information becomes the basis for the lighting design.

02. Lighting and Circuitry Design

Industrial lighting must work with the facility's electrical system.

LIKELITE provides Lighting and Circuitry Design according to project requirements.

The design can consider:

• Luminaire quantity

• Luminaire positions

• Lighting zones

• Circuit arrangement

• Control zones

• Installation conditions

• Maintenance access

• Existing electrical infrastructure

This allows the lighting system to be evaluated as an engineering installation rather than simply as a collection of LED lamps.

03. Lighting Simulation

LIKELITE supports engineering lighting layouts using:

DIALux Evo

For lighting calculation and luminaire layout.

LitePro DLX

For additional lighting design and layout requirements.

AutoCAD

For project drawings and CAD-based lighting layouts.

AGi32

For lighting calculation and engineering analysis.

Where project drawings and technical information are available, these tools can be used to evaluate luminaire positioning and light distribution before installation.

LED Flood Lights for Industrial Workshops

For large-area industrial workshops, LED Flood Lights can provide broad-area illumination.

A reference LIKELITE configuration for industrial workshop applications is:

150W LED Flood Light

Smart Industrial Lighting Control

Industrial workshops often have different occupancy levels throughout the working day.

Some zones may require continuous illumination, while other areas may only need lighting when workers are present.

LIKELITE can integrate:

Microwave Motion Sensor + Light Control + Timer Control

Microwave Motion Sensor

The microwave sensor can detect movement within the controlled area and support automatic lighting operation.

This can be useful in industrial spaces where occupancy varies.

Light Control

Light control can coordinate lighting operation with ambient light conditions where appropriate.

Timer Control

Timer control allows the lighting system to follow defined working schedules.

Combined Control Strategy

The three functions can work together:

Occupancy + Ambient Light + Operating Schedule

The objective is to reduce unnecessary lighting operation while maintaining lighting availability when required.

Energy-Efficient Industrial Lighting

LED efficiency is one component of a complete industrial lighting upgrade.

The reference 150W LIKELITE LED Flood Light has a stated luminous efficiency of:

120 lm/W

However, energy savings should not be calculated from luminaire efficiency alone.

Actual project performance can depend on:

• Existing lighting power

• Existing luminaire quantity

• Daily operating hours

• Production schedules

• Occupancy

• Lighting control settings

• Required illumination

• Final LED quantity

• Installation configuration

LIKELITE therefore recommends evaluating the existing lighting system before confirming the expected energy-saving result.

Reference Industrial Lighting Application

Kampala, Uganda — Industrial Workshop Lighting Upgrade

A reference industrial workshop lighting application in Kampala, Uganda used LIKELITE LED Flood Lights together with intelligent lighting control.

Reference Data

The reference demonstrates the application of high-efficiency LED lighting + lighting engineering + intelligent control in an industrial workshop environment.

Industrial Lighting Applications

Industrial Workshops

Broad-area lighting for production and general industrial work areas.

Manufacturing Facilities

Lighting for production lines, assembly areas and manufacturing operations.

Factories

LED retrofit solutions for large industrial buildings.

Warehouses

Lighting for storage, handling and logistics areas where the lighting configuration is suitable.

Maintenance Areas

Lighting for inspection, servicing and equipment maintenance.

Industrial Retrofit

Replacement of conventional lighting with energy-efficient LED systems.

Industrial Lighting Solution Process

01 — Project Requirement

Review the facility, layout, operating schedule and lighting objectives.

02 — Existing Lighting Assessment

Evaluate existing luminaires, lighting performance and electrical conditions.

03 — Onsite Metering

Collect relevant lighting information at the project site.

04 — Lighting Design

Develop luminaire quantity, positioning and distribution.

05 — Lighting Simulation

Prepare DIALux Evo, LitePro DLX, AutoCAD or AGi32 layouts as required.

06 — Product Confirmation

Confirm LED Flood Light specifications and smart control configuration.

07 — Bulk Production & Supply

Produce and supply project quantities according to the approved specification.

08 — Installation & Commissioning

Support project installation and lighting control commissioning.

Why LIKELITE for Industrial Lighting Solutions?

Engineering-Based Approach

LIKELITE develops lighting configurations around the actual facility rather than selling a standard wattage without project assessment.

Lighting Simulation Capability

DIALux Evo, LitePro DLX, AutoCAD and AGi32 support project-specific lighting evaluation.

LED + Smart Control

LED Flood Lights can be combined with microwave motion sensing, light control and timer control for suitable applications.

Bulk Project Supply

LIKELITE supports:

• EPC Contractors

• Engineering Companies

• Industrial Facility Owners

• Lighting Distributors

• Lighting Brands

• Bulk Project Buyers

Complete Project Support

The service can cover:

Assessment → Design → Simulation → Product Supply → Control → Installation

Industrial Lighting Technical Evaluation

Before selecting the final industrial lighting configuration, the following project information should be confirmed.

Facility

• Workshop dimensions

• Building height

• Mounting height

• Working-area layout

• Production zones

• Equipment locations

Existing Lighting

• Existing luminaire type

• Existing wattage

• Existing quantity

• Existing illumination

• Existing control system

Operating Conditions

• Daily operating hours

• Working shifts

• Occupancy

• Areas requiring continuous lighting

Electrical Conditions

• Input voltage

• Frequency

• Existing circuits

• Control requirements

Environment

• Dust

• Moisture

• Temperature

• Required IP protection

This information allows LIKELITE to develop a project-specific lighting configuration instead of applying the same product specification to every industrial workshop.

Industrial Lighting FAQ

1. What are Industrial Lighting Solutions?

Industrial Lighting Solutions are complete lighting systems designed for workshops, factories, manufacturing facilities and other industrial environments. They can include lighting design, product selection, controls, electrical considerations and installation support.

2. What LED lights are suitable for industrial workshops?

Depending on mounting height, layout and lighting requirements, industrial workshops can use LED Flood Lights, LED High Bay Lights and other industrial LED luminaires.

3. Why use LED Flood Lights in industrial workshops?

LED Flood Lights can provide broad-area light distribution and are suitable for industrial spaces where wide illumination coverage is required.

4. What does 120 lm/W mean?

120 lm/W means the specified luminaire produces 120 lumens of light output per watt of electrical input under the stated specification.

5. Can LIKELITE provide DIALux lighting design?

Yes. LIKELITE supports DIALux Evo and can also provide LitePro DLX, AutoCAD and AGi32 layouts according to project requirements.

6. Can industrial lighting use microwave motion sensors?

Yes. Microwave motion sensors can be integrated into suitable industrial applications where occupancy varies.

7. Can smart controls reduce industrial lighting energy consumption?

They can reduce unnecessary lighting operation in areas that are not continuously occupied. Actual savings depend on operating hours, occupancy, existing lighting load and control settings.

8. What IP rating is suitable for industrial lighting?

The required IP rating depends on the installation environment. IP65 provides protection against dust ingress and water jets and may be suitable for many industrial applications.

9. What certification is available for the Kampala reference configuration?

The reference 150W LED Flood Light configuration is specified with PVOC certification.

10. How many LED Flood Lights were used in the Kampala reference application?

The reference application used 1,000 sets of 150W LED Flood Lights.

11. What was the reported energy-saving result?

The supplied reference data reports an energy-saving result of 20%.

12. What smart control system was used?

The reference configuration used:

Microwave Motion Sensor + Light Control + Timer Control.

13. What warranty was specified for the reference configuration?

The supplied specification indicates a 1-year warranty.

14. Can LIKELITE provide industrial lighting installation?

Yes. Project Installation is included within the stated lighting solutions service.

15. What information does LIKELITE need for an industrial workshop lighting design?

Typical information includes workshop dimensions, mounting height, drawings, existing lighting specifications, operating hours, lighting requirements, electrical conditions and environmental requirements.

LIKELITE Industrial Lighting Solutions

LIKELITE provides industrial LED lighting solutions covering:

Lighting & Circuitry Design → Onsite Metering → DIALux Lighting Design → LED Flood Lights → Smart Lighting Control → Bulk Supply → Project Installation

For industrial workshops, factories and manufacturing facilities requiring an LED lighting upgrade, LIKELITE can evaluate the project conditions and develop a project-specific lighting configuration.

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