Since many people visit commercial locations for their business interests, this infrastructure needs to have adequate lighting and also stand out in terms of aesthetics. The Commercial lighting is strategically placed here to provide the right lighting and the desired impact for the clients.
Commercial lighting, as the name suggests, is what is used in commercial spaces. Commercial lighting is installed in commercial buildings. These buildings are called commercial buildings because there is a lot of business activity on their premises and because of the involvement of many in the business interests are at risk, therefore the lighting of these premises is specially designed by interior designers and professionals. Residential lighting is mainly intended for household needs.
The positioning acts in such a way as to determine the final appearance of the outdoor home. On the other hand, commercial outdoor lighting usually involves the use of different colors, designs and intensities. This difference is intended to keep clients happier and more excited about being on commercial property. The hidden lighting gives an eye-catching look to the entire structure. Lighting in commercial premises should be such that no corner is left without lighting. Proper lighting also discourages intruders from trying to do something bad.
Lighting commercial systems are often much more complex than meets the eye. A significant number of factors affect the choice of equipment, the placement of fixtures and the lighting levels appropriate for buildings, terrain and activities. Most companies in today’s economic downturn fear the costs associated with a commercial lighting system and are looking to cut overheads with off-the-shelf equipment. This creates more problems than it solves. Cheap fixtures and substandard designs create blinding spots, casting shadows, eyesore and a range of safety hazards.
Better to make a one-time investment in a truly effective commercial lighting system with five standard elements. RLLD Commercial Lighting, acting as a virtual lighting agency dedicated to America’s best equipment and design strategies, develops commercial lighting systems that target these five main areas and customizes each individual element to suit the specific size and style of the individual facility.
Commercial indoor lighting
Choosing indoor lighting for commercial systems is simple and cost effective when a few key factors are considered with each purchase. First, what room or building will the fixture illuminate? How many employees will be in this room and what will they do there? How important is high color rendering for a safe and productive work? Will the light be on continuously, or will it only be on when workers walk in for a few minutes at a time?
Commercial lighting systems in factories and warehouses typically use cold fluorescent lamps in these areas, which require fewer lamp replacements, minimal heating and lower energy consumption. In offices, halogen lamps provide excellent color rendering and glare-free lighting for people working at computers, copiers and desks. Thus, indoor commercial lighting systems can be built for each room to suit a specific application. One or two metal halide lamps in the manager’s office are all it takes to create a decorative color. Fluorescent lamps, which emit work light only when needed, help further reduce energy costs in bathrooms and kitchens, and the heat recirculation capability of halogen lamps proves that they are ideal for lighting in rooms where energy efficiency and comfort are maintained. human beings are equally desirable conditions.
Commercial Security Lighting
Commercial lighting systems should always provide a secure perimeter along the site boundary and provide bright lighting in and around the building. This is especially true for organizations where night crews work at loading bays, or where maintenance and cleaning crews enter and exit a building in the dark. These people need to see their surroundings clearly, without blinding them with bright light and without shadows that can hide an intruder or cause injury in the dark.
Commercial security light systems can be very cost effective. RLLD Commercial floodlights can be controlled with timers that turn the lights on at dusk and off at dawn. Motion sensors can also be connected to these devices, turning them on only when a potential intruder triggers the photocell sensor. These cost-effective yet highly efficient light sources help CCTV cameras and security guards to better see the edges of buildings and the area between the building and the parking lot.
Parking lot lighting
Adequate parking lot visibility is a major factor in any commercial lighting system. Dazzling parking lights will improve visibility between vehicles, eliminating any dark areas that hijackers and burglars might use for cover. Parking lot lighting is actually government regulated and is required by law to produce a minimum of four feet of candle light. To ensure that you offer the customer the correct supports and attachments,
Commercial outdoor lighting
Outdoor lighting is a critical element in commercial lighting systems as it illuminates all sides of a building and provides clear illumination of access points to the building at a balanced light level that diffuses shadows without glare. RLLD’s commercial lighting designers leverage skills learned from cross-training architectural design programs that allow them to connect multiple buildings together in a field of natural light that prevents unauthorized access to a building without detection. We also recommend installing additional selective lighting around the carriageway and signs to ensure safe access outside office hours for authorized vehicles and overnight deliveries.
Commercial landscape lighting
Commercial lighting systems best serve the sense of unity between architecture and natural landscape when they create 4 layers of lighting. While many lighting designers typically only use two layers for site lighting and earthworks, RLLD’s commercial lighting specialists can help any outdoor lighting contractor design a multi-layer system using advanced photometric design tools and sophisticated custom equipment.
After years of partnerships with leading landscape designers, we have perfected the technique of combining distinctive layers of light, which allows us to illuminate everything from parklands, atriums, trees, flower beds and tree lines in high-end resorts.
All products we supply for commercial lighting systems are made in America and here in the USA. RLLD Commercial Lighting only sells standard commercial grade lighting fixtures and specifications and provides complimentary supplemental lighting design services and custom turnkey installation for commercial lighting design contractors.
