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Industrial Lighting Installation
Upgrade your factory or warehouse to energy-efficient LED lighting — improving visibility, safety and productivity while cutting energy costs by up to 70%.
What's Included
LED High-Bay Lighting
High-efficiency LED high-bay luminaires for large-span warehouses and factories with 8m+ ceiling heights.
LED Low-Bay Lighting
LED low-bay fittings for areas with lower ceilings, mezzanines and manufacturing workstations.
Lighting Design & Lux Calculations
Full photometric design to meet workplace lux requirements under BS EN 12464.
Emergency Lighting
BS 5266 compliant emergency lighting with maintained and non-maintained luminaires and testing regimes.
Motion & Daylight Controls
Presence detectors and daylight harvesting to eliminate wasted energy in unoccupied areas.
ATEX Lighting
Hazardous area lighting installations in ATEX-classified zones for chemical, fuel and dust environments.
Why It Matters
70% Energy Savings
Modern LED high-bays consume 70% less energy than equivalent metal halide or sodium fittings — delivering rapid payback.
Improved Workplace Safety
Better illumination reduces accidents, eye strain and quality defects. Lux levels that meet BS EN 12464 are essential for most industrial processes.
Longer Lamp Life
Industrial LEDs typically last 50,000–100,000 hours compared to 10,000–20,000 for legacy sources, dramatically reducing maintenance costs.
Industrial LED Lighting for West Midlands Facilities
Replacing legacy metal halide, high-pressure sodium or fluorescent high-bay fittings with modern LED technology is one of the most financially attractive investments available to any industrial business. A well-designed LED upgrade for a warehouse or factory typically cuts lighting energy consumption by 65–75%, while simultaneously improving light quality, uniformity and colour rendering — all of which have positive, measurable effects on productivity, picking accuracy, quality control and workplace safety. The improvement over older technology is genuinely transformational.
FACE Electrical designs and installs industrial LED lighting for distribution warehouses, manufacturing facilities, food production plants, cold stores and engineering workshops across Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dudley and the wider West Midlands. Every project begins with a photometric survey and lighting design — calculating exact lux levels for each area of the facility and confirming compliance with BS EN 12464-1 before installation begins. Our IPAF-certified operatives use mobile elevated working platforms for high-level work at ceiling heights up to 15 metres and beyond.
Motion-activated occupancy controls and daylight-linked dimming are integrated as standard where appropriate, eliminating wasted energy in unoccupied areas and delivering additional savings on top of the LED efficiency gains. Emergency lighting to BS 5266 is included in every scheme.
Most industrial LED replacement projects pay back from energy savings alone within two to four years.
Recommended Lux Levels (BS EN 12464-1)
- ►General storage: 100 lux minimum
- ►Picking & despatch: 200–300 lux
- ►Assembly & manufacturing: 300–500 lux
- ►Inspection & QC: 500–1,000 lux
- ►Typical payback: 2–4 years from energy savings
How It Works
Lighting Survey
We survey your facility, measure current lux levels and identify inefficient or end-of-life luminaires.
Photometric Design
We produce a lighting layout with lux calculations to confirm compliance with workplace requirements.
Installation
Works are scheduled around your production hours. We use access platforms and specialist equipment for high-level installations.
Commissioning
All systems including controls and emergency lighting are commissioned and tested, with handover documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What lux levels are required in a warehouse?
BS EN 12464 recommends 100 lux for general storage areas, 200 lux for picking areas and 300+ lux for packing and quality control. We design to the required level for your operations.
Can you install lighting in ATEX zones?
Yes. We install ATEX-rated luminaires in hazardous areas classified for flammable gases, vapours or combustible dusts.
What is the payback on LED high-bay replacement?
Depending on operating hours and energy tariffs, most industrial LED replacements pay back within 2–4 years with energy savings alone.
Do you work at height for high-bay installations?
Yes. We use mobile elevated working platforms (MEWPs) and have trained, IPAF-certified operatives for high-level installation work.
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