Industrial & Warehouse Lighting
in DIALux Evo

Complete photometric studies for production halls, logistics warehouses and distribution centres to EN 12464-1: illuminance, uniformity and UGR, zone by zone. Delivery in 24–72 hours from a DWG or PDF drawing.

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EN 12464-1 compliance
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Rack-aisle calculations

why correct design matters

Correct industrial lighting improves productivity and cuts energy costs

Industrial lighting is more than installing high-bays. Each work zone needs the right illuminance, uniform distribution and glare within the limits of EN 12464-1. Too little light causes eye strain, production errors and accidents; too much wastes energy.

A study in DIALux Evo finds the balance and proves it with calculations accepted by design reviewers, clients and authorities.

In warehouses, lighting also drives picking accuracy and forklift safety. High racks cast deep shadows, so we model them in 3D and check the light in each aisle, not just the room average.

EN 12464-1 — Key values

General production: 300 lx
Precision work: 500–750 lx
Inspection / quality control: 1000 lx
Storage areas: 200 lx
Picking, dispatch and packing: 300 lx
Forklift traffic zones: 150 lx
Uniformity Uo: 0.40 (storage) – 0.60 (production)
UGR max: 25 · Ra min: 80 production, 60 storage

Fast delivery

Send the DWG or PDF drawing and receive the complete study in 24–72 hours. Quotes the same working day.

completed projects

From our portfolio — halls and warehouses

DIALux Evo lighting study, industrial hall
Photometric calculation, industrial hall
LED high-bay lighting, production hall
DIALux Evo lighting study, logistics warehouse
High-bay LED calculation, warehouse
Picking aisle lighting, warehouse

complete documentation

What the study includes

Calculations by zone

Ēm, Uo, UGR and Ra for every work area, from production lines to picking aisles, each against the values of EN 12464-1.

3D renderings

Three-dimensional views and false-colour maps to check uniformity and find critical areas.

Technical report

Luminaire selection, total installed power, estimated annual energy use and compliance with EN 12464-1.

Luminaire specifications

High-bay type, wattage, luminous flux, beam angle, colour temperature and IP rating.

Layout plan

Exact positions, spacing, suspension height and zoning by circuits and control groups.

Energy optimisation

Recommendations for presence sensors, daylight dimming and controls; native .evo files on request.

proven experience

Facilities we have designed

  • Production and assembly halls
  • Metalworking and machining shops
  • Food production areas, including clean zones
  • Vehicle repair and service halls
  • Recycling and waste sorting centres
  • Logistics warehouses and distribution centres
  • E-commerce and fulfilment centres
  • Cold stores and chilled rooms
  • Chemical and pharmaceutical storage
  • Building materials and spare parts warehouses

simple and fast

How to get your lighting study in 3 steps

1

Send the drawing

DWG or PDF with the function of each zone (production, storage, picking, traffic), the clear height and any special areas (wet, cold, Ex). Manufacturers: include your LDT / IES files.

2

Technical review and quote

We identify the requirements under EN 12464-1 and send a quote the same working day.

3

Study delivered

Within 24–72 hours: calculations, renderings, layout plan, technical report and luminaire specifications.

frequently asked questions

Questions about industrial lighting

What illuminance does an industrial hall need?

Under EN 12464-1, general production needs 300 lx, medium precision work 500 lx and fine visual inspection 750–1000 lx. The exact value depends on the activity in each zone.

Which luminaires suit a warehouse with high racks?

For heights of 6–15 m, high-bays with a narrow beam (60–90°) concentrate the light into the aisles. Below 6 m, LED panels or linear luminaires can work. The calculation confirms the right optic for your rack layout.

Do rack aisles need a separate calculation?

Yes. Tall racks create strong shadows, so the room average says little about the light where people pick. We model the racks in 3D and calculate in each aisle.

Can you design the emergency lighting too?

Yes: escape routes, open areas and fire-equipment marking to EN 1838, in the same study or as separate documents.

How long does a study take?

For halls and warehouses up to about 5,000 m², 24–48 hours. Larger sites or sites with many different zones take 48–72 hours. The exact deadline comes with the quote.

Which drawing formats do you accept?

DWG, DXF or PDF. A DWG with levels and heights gives the most accurate model.

Need a lighting study for your hall or warehouse?

Send us the drawing and receive a quote the same working day. Delivery in 24–72 hours.

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