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Workplace lighting

Good light at the workstation decides whether assembly, inspection and maintenance run safely and without eye strain. Our range reaches from the articulated arm luminaire at the electronics bench and the machine luminaire inside the machining area to the high bay light with 25000 lm.

Manufacturers such as Glamox, LED2WORK, Starlight, Waldmann and Spelsberg cover the full demand. Luminous flux runs from 800 lm at a single station to 25000 lm in the hall, power input from 4 to 78 W, and IP ratings from IP20 for dry interiors to IP69K for high-pressure cleaning. Added to this are DALI-dimmable versions, Tunable White with adjustable light colour and ESD-compliant luminaires for the protected area.

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Selection criteria
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Three steps to the right luminaire: first the application area, then luminous flux and light colour, finally mounting and IP rating.

Workbench and assembly stationGlare-free light directly above the working surface.Tunable White Machine and plantRugged versions for machining areas and control cabinets.24 V Work line and frameSystem luminaires for continuous light lines.T-slot / profile Narrow installation spacesTube luminaires for slim shafts and enclosed interiors.up to IP69K Freely positionableArticulated and flex arm lights for changing visual tasks.table clamp Fine work with a magnifierMagnifier lights with ring-shaped illumination for small components.3 to 12 dpt Visual inspectionRing lights and inspection lights with low-shadow illumination. Status indicationSignal lights make plant states visible from a distance. Hall and warehouseHigh bay lights for great heights and wide areas.up to 25000 lm

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How to choose Workplace lighting

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Selection criteria for workplace lighting

Criterion	What matters	Values in the range
Luminous flux	Guide value for area and mounting height	800 lm to 25000 lm, frequently 4000 lm and 6000 lm
Light colour	Neutral white for visual tasks, warm white for ancillary areas	4000K, 3000K, 5700K, 5000K, Tunable White
Colour rendering	Higher Ra value for inspection and colour judgement	Ra 80, Ra 90, Ra 85, Ra 95, Ra 98
IP rating	Dust, chips, cooling lubricant and cleaning method	IP20, IP66, IP40, IP69K, IP67, IP54, IP65, IP68
Mounting	Existing fixing on table, frame or ceiling	Surface-mounted, articulated arm, pendant, T-slot / profile, recessed, table clamp, wall, magnetic holder
Control	Dimming, switching and adjusting the light colour	DALI dimmable, switchable (HF), Tunable White, dimmable
Operating voltage	Machine luminaires often run on extra-low voltage	24 V, 120-277 V, 100-240 V, 220-240 V, 48 V
Power input	Heat load and connected value at the workstation	4 W to 78 W, frequently 15 W and 8 W
Beam angle	A narrow angle emphasises contrast, a wide angle covers surfaces	100°, 120°, 40°, 30°, 90°, 60°, 10°
ESD suitability	Dissipative version for the ESD protected area	TEC, ESD (antistatic)

Typical applications

Electronics production and EPA Luminaires in an ESD (antistatic) version and models carrying the TEC marking are intended for the ESD protected area. In addition there are articulated and flex arm lights and magnifier lights from 3 to 12 dpt for placement and rework.

Machine and plant engineering Machine luminaires mostly run on 24 V, versions for T-slot and profile sit straight in the frame, and IP66 withstands chips and cleaning water inside the machining area.

Visual inspection and quality assurance Ring lights and inspection lights provide low-shadow illumination. For colour judgement there are luminaires from Ra 90 to Ra 98, and beam angles run from 10° for tight contrast to 120° for surfaces.

Workbench and assembly line System luminaires form continuous light lines on the frame, workplace luminaires light the individual station, and versions with a table clamp can be retrofitted without drilling.

Production hall and warehouse High bay and industrial lights cover large areas. For high mounting there are 12500 lm and 25000 lm, and DALI-dimmable versions integrate into the lighting control system.

Wet and washdown areas IP69K tolerates high-pressure and steam jet cleaning, while IP67 and IP68 are designed for splash water and permanent immersion.

Frequent questions

Which light colour suits industrial workstations?: Neutral white at 4000K is the standard light colour in the range; it keeps attention high and barely distorts material colours. 3000K warm white suits break and transition areas, 5700K suits inspection zones. Luminaires with Tunable White allow the light colour to be changed during operation, and the range spans 3000K to 6500K.
Which IP rating do I need in production and the machine room?: IP20 is sufficient for dry interiors and workbenches. In areas with chips, dust and splash water, IP54, IP65 and IP66 apply. For high-pressure and steam jet cleaning IP69K is intended, and for permanent immersion IP68.
What does the Ra value say about colour rendering?: The Ra value describes how true to the original colours appear under the luminaire. Ra 80 covers the usual assembly and hall tasks. For visual inspection and circuit board work, Ra 85 and Ra 90 are listed, and for precise colour judgement Ra 95 and Ra 98.
How can the luminaires be dimmed and controlled?: DALI-dimmable luminaires integrate into a lighting control system. Besides these there are versions dimmable without a bus system, switchable variants with HF sensors, and Tunable White for adjusting the light colour.
Are there ESD-compliant luminaires for electronics production?: Yes. Part of the range is marked as an ESD (antistatic) version, and further luminaires carry the TEC marking. The data sheet of the individual item remains decisive for approval in your ESD protected area.
Which mounting types are available?: The most common are surface-mounted luminaires and articulated arms. In addition there are pendant luminaires, luminaires for T-slot and profile, recessed luminaires and versions with a table clamp, as well as wall luminaires, magnetic holders, a stand base and mast or bracket mounting.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Workplace lighting

What is industrial workplace lighting and where is it primarily used?

Industrial workplace lighting encompasses specialized luminaires designed for manufacturing facilities, assembly lines, quality control stations, and technical workbenches where precise visual tasks require consistent illumination. These lighting systems serve electronics manufacturing, automotive assembly, pharmaceutical production, and precision engineering environments where workers perform detailed operations requiring 500-1000 lux illumination levels. The Glamox FX65 FLOW series represents typical industrial workplace lighting with DALI control integration and optimized light distribution patterns for sustained visual performance.

What are the key technical selection criteria for workplace lighting systems?

Workplace lighting selection depends on luminous flux output measured in lumens, color temperature specification, and control system compatibility. The Glamox FX65 FLOW-P3000 series delivers 15,000 to 31,000 lumens with 4000K color temperature (840 designation) for optimal visual acuity in industrial applications. DALI control protocol enables dimming and zone management while C2.5 to C5 comfort classes ensure glare reduction. Optic configurations include opal (OP) and microprismatic (MP) distributions to match specific working distances and task requirements.

Which standards and certifications apply to industrial workplace lighting?

Industrial workplace lighting must comply with EN 12464-1 standard for lighting of indoor work places, which specifies minimum illuminance levels, uniformity ratios, and glare limitations for different industrial tasks. IEC 60598 series standards govern luminaire safety requirements including electrical insulation, thermal management, and mechanical construction. DALI protocol follows IEC 62386 standard for digital addressable lighting interface ensuring interoperability between control systems and luminaires. Additional certifications may include ATEX ratings for explosive atmosphere applications in chemical or pharmaceutical facilities.

What are the differences between FX65 FLOW-P1500, P2000, and P3000 variants?

The FX65 FLOW series differentiates by power consumption and luminous output capacity with P1500 models delivering 15,000-15,100 lumens, P2000 providing 20,000 lumens, and P3000 generating 27,000-31,000 lumens maximum output. P1500 variants feature C2.5 comfort class with both opal and microprismatic optics suitable for lower ceiling applications, while P2000 and P3000 models utilize C5 comfort class with opal optics for high-bay industrial installations. Color options include white (WH) and black (BL) housing finishes with consistent 4000K color temperature across all variants.

What installation and system compatibility requirements apply to DALI workplace lighting?

DALI workplace lighting systems require two-wire control bus installation separate from mains power supply, operating at 16V DC with maximum 250mA current draw for up to 64 addressable devices per control line. The Glamox FX65 FLOW luminaires integrate DALI drivers with PRE designation indicating emergency lighting capability when connected to central battery systems. Installation height typically ranges 4-8 meters for P3000 models and 3-6 meters for P1500 variants depending on working plane illuminance requirements. Electrical connection follows standard three-wire configuration with additional DALI bus terminals for control integration.

What safety ratings and environmental specifications do workplace luminaires provide?

Industrial workplace luminaires typically achieve IP65 protection rating against dust ingress and water jets, though specific IP ratings for the FX65 FLOW series require verification from technical documentation. Operating temperature range generally spans -20°C to +35°C ambient conditions with thermal management ensuring LED junction temperatures remain below 85°C for optimal lifespan. Safety certifications include compliance with low voltage directive and electromagnetic compatibility requirements, while mechanical IK ratings protect against impact damage in industrial environments where overhead crane operations or material handling equipment operate.

What maintenance schedules and service life expectations apply to LED workplace lighting?

LED workplace lighting systems require annual cleaning of optical surfaces and quarterly inspection of mounting hardware and electrical connections to maintain photometric performance and safety compliance. The Glamox FX65 FLOW series typically provides 50,000-100,000 hour service life with L80B10 rating indicating 80% lumen maintenance at end of rated life. DALI control systems enable continuous monitoring of individual luminaire status and failure prediction, reducing reactive maintenance requirements. Emergency lighting functions require monthly functional testing and annual duration testing per EN 50172 standard to ensure reliable operation during power outages in industrial facilities.

What maintenance schedules and service life expectations apply to LED workplace lighting?