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Light creates safety
Make sure your paths around your garage are brightly lit and avoid accidents
Robust and durable products
Impact-resistant luminaires withstand any unwanted contact - durability guaranteed
Light creates more comfort
With automatically switched light you save the way to the next light switch
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With efficient LED lights you save a lot of energy and your wallet

Lighting requirements

Your garage lighting should meet these requirements indoors should meet

IP protection
Protection against dust and moisture
Lumen per watt
Energy efficiency
IK code
Protection against blows
Motion detector
Light only when you need it
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Make your garden 
efficient and safe.

First and foremost, garages serve as a place to store cars. But other things also find space here. To keep an overview, bright lighting is important. And the driveway and paths around your garage should also be well lit. This reduces the risk of accidents. We help you with that!

  • high quality lighting
  • robust components
  • many top manufacturers
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Lighting Requirements

Your garage lighting should meet these
requirements outdoors

Protection against dust and moisture

Wind and weather should not harm LED lighting. Sufficient protection against rain, snow and humidity must be provided. The higher the value, the better. The IP protection class should not be underestimated. Even if luminaires with a lower IP rating still work initially: due to the change in temperature (solar radiation versus nighttime cooling, but also heating due to operation versus cooling due to switching off), air and thus humidity is drawn into the interior. When the luminaire heats up, it "breathes out"; when it cools down, it "breathes in" the air and humidity. Humidity and dust will damage the electronics/LEDs.

Protection from weathering & UV

Although many luminaires offer the necessary IP protection, they are moisture-proof luminaires. Sunlight contains a UV component that causes many plastics and also seals to become brittle within a very short time. The luminaire should be explicitly approved for free weathering, i.e. outdoor luminaires.

Luminous intensity/luminous flux

At least 5000 lumens for areas 8x8 feet. In many garage areas, backyards, parking lots, a lot of light is needed but little other ambient light is available. Luminous flux is measured in lumens (lm). The higher the value, the higher the luminous intensity. For classification: 100W incandescent lamp = 1000 lumens, 500W halogen spotlight=10,000 lumens. And: the more light, the lower the risk of accidents and the greater the "burglar defense". According to the recommendation of the police, the best burglary protection is glaring bright light that is switched on unexpectedly (motion detector).

Passive infrared sensor

Absolutely for most requirements. A motion sensor will immensely reduce the amount of time on, and therefore the amount of power consumed. Just be sure to use a passive infrared sensor. A high-frequency motion detector would report every falling leaf. Of course, a motion detector is also a deterrent(s) against burglars.