Warehouse & Industrial Automation
Lighting • Automation • Audio & Visual
Sensor-Controlled High-Bay & Aisle Lighting
High-bay and aisle sensors provide local automatic control in warehouses and industrial spaces with tall ceilings. Presence detection activates the relevant aisle or work area, while nearby unoccupied zones can remain dimmed at a safe standby level. Integrated light sensing can also reduce output when skylights or natural daylight provide sufficient illumination.
Best suited to: Warehouses, distribution centres, cold stores, high-bay storage, depots, machine shops and loading areas.
Key benefits
- Activates lighting only in occupied aisles or work zones.
- Maintains configurable standby levels for safe, comfortable navigation.
- Daylight sensing reduces unnecessary output beneath skylights and rooflights.
- High-bay and aisle-specific detection provides effective coverage at mounting height.
- Local operation keeps the control architecture simple and commissioning straightforward.
- Reduced operating hours can lower energy use and extend luminaire life.
- IP-rated and cold-environment sensor options suit demanding applications when specified.
- Provides a cost-effective route to automate individual areas or retrofit existing sites.
Networked Warehouse & Production Automation
A networked DALI-2, wireless or hybrid system links luminaires, sensors and local controls across storage, production, inspection, packing and loading zones. Each zone can use its own light levels, scenes, schedules and occupancy response, while a central interface coordinates the facility and authorised local controls remain available for practical operation.
Best suited to: Large warehouses, factories, assembly plants, distribution hubs, food-processing sites and mixed-use industrial facilities.
Key benefits
- Provides centralised zoning and scheduling across the facility.
- Creates task-appropriate settings for storage, assembly, inspection, packing and loading.
- Combines occupancy and daylight strategies for efficient, responsive operation.
- Grouped aisle and corridor logic maintains comfortable routes as people or vehicles move.
- Retains local override for supervisors, operators and maintenance teams.
- Allows zones to be regrouped when racking, layouts or production lines change.
- Wired, wireless and hybrid options support both new-build and retrofit projects.
- Scales as additional zones, sensors and luminaires are introduced.
Connected Industrial Intelligence
At the most advanced level, lighting becomes a connected operational platform. Central or cloud-based management can provide system-health alerts, remote control, energy and occupancy trends, maintenance insight and, where environmental sensing is specified, data such as temperature, humidity, CO2 or noise. Integration with BMS and other building systems helps facilities teams optimise performance across one site or a wider industrial portfolio.
Best suited to: Large manufacturing campuses, logistics groups, automated distribution centres, cold-chain facilities and multi-site industrial portfolios.
Key benefits
- Enables remote monitoring and control across buildings or multiple sites.
- Real-time fault alerts and proactive maintenance can reduce downtime and site visits.
- Makes lighting energy and operating data available for optimisation and reporting.
- Occupancy trends can inform layouts, workflows and operating schedules.
- Environmental data can support decisions about comfort, safety and building operation.
- Integrates with compatible BMS, HVAC and other technical systems.
- Can support automated emergency-lighting tests and reports where specified.
Provides a scalable, future-ready platform for expansion and ongoing improvement
