How does this category differ from workplace lighting?

This section covers luminaires for buildings, areas and outdoor grounds: ceiling, wall, pole and track. Luminaires mounted directly at a workbench or on a machine belong to workplace lighting and are listed separately there.

Which colour temperature suits which room?

4000 K appears neutral white and is the usual choice for offices, production and circulation areas. 3000 K is warmer and suits reception and lounge areas. Beyond those there are 2700 K, 3200 K, 5000 K and 5700 K; tunable white luminaires let you shift the colour temperature over the day.

Which IP rating do I need outdoors?

Dry interiors are covered by IP20 or IP40. For facades, passageways and wet areas choose IP65 or IP66. At the top end the range reaches IP68, which also withstands temporary immersion.

What does a DALI version offer?

DALI is a digital control protocol: every luminaire is individually addressable, can be grouped into scenes and regulated by presence or daylight sensors. Switched versions need no control line and are simpler to wire.

Do escape routes need dedicated luminaires?

Yes. Emergency luminaires and exit signs run from their own battery or a central supply during a mains failure and therefore work independently of the general lighting. The emergency and exit lighting category holds these versions.

When is Ra 90 worth it instead of Ra 80?

Ra 80 is the usual value for offices, corridors and storage. Ra 90 renders colours more accurately and pays off wherever surfaces, goods or test parts are judged. For secondary areas Ra 70 is also available.

Lighting

Industrial technology

Lighting brings together the building and outdoor lighting from Glamox: indoor luminaires, downlights, spotlights and track systems, outdoor luminaires, emergency and exit lighting, decorative luminaires, light management and mounting accessories.

Luminous flux runs from 700 lm to 12000 lm, colour temperature from 2700 K to 5700 K plus tunable white, and the IP rating from IP20 for dry interiors up to IP68 for temporary immersion. Luminaires that sit directly at a workbench or on a machine are found instead in workplace lighting.

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Three ways into the range: by application, by light output and colour temperature, or by mounting and IP rating. Each card leads straight to the filtered list.

Indoor luminairesCeiling, surface and pendant luminaires for offices, halls and corridors.recessed, surface, pendant DownlightsRound and square recessed luminaires for suspended ceilings.ceiling cut-out Spotlights and track systemsSpotlights, tracks and adapters for flexible light points.track mounted Outdoor luminairesWall, pole and floodlight luminaires for facades, yards and paths.pole and outreach arm Emergency and exit lightingSafety luminaires and exit signs for escape routes.battery or central supply Decorative luminairesDecorative pendant and wall luminaires for reception and lounge areas.pendant and wall Light management and controlSensors, gateways and control units for lighting control.DALI Accessories and mountingTrims, surface frames, wire suspensions and spare parts.

Categories

Indoor luminairesCeiling, surface and pendant luminaires for offices, halls and corridors.

DownlightsRound and square recessed luminaires for suspended ceilings.

Spotlights and track systemsSpotlights, tracks and adapters for flexible light points.

Outdoor luminairesWall, pole and floodlight luminaires for facades, yards and paths.

Emergency and exit lightingSafety luminaires and exit signs for escape routes.

Decorative luminairesDecorative pendant and wall luminaires for reception and lounge areas.

Light management and controlSensors, gateways and control units for lighting control.

Accessories and mountingTrims, surface frames, wire suspensions and spare parts.

Criterion	What matters	Values in the range
Application	Interior, outdoor area, escape route or track decides the housing type.	indoor, downlight, spotlight, outdoor, emergency, decorative, control, accessories
Mounting	Recessed needs a ceiling cut-out, surface and pendant work without a void.	recessed, surface, pendant, wall, track, pole / outreach arm
Luminous flux	The lumen value follows room height, luminaire spacing and visual task.	700 lm to 12000 lm, with the focus on 4000 lm
Power	Power draw follows the luminous flux and governs the circuit protection.	common values from 4 W to 35 W
Colour temperature	Neutral white for work areas, warm white for lounges, tunable white for changing use.	2700 K to 5700 K plus tunable white, mostly 4000 K and 3000 K
Colour rendering	Ra 80 covers the normal case, Ra 90 where colours are judged.	Ra 70, Ra 80, Ra 90
IP rating	Indoors IP20 or IP40 is enough, outdoors the choice starts at IP55.	IP20 to IP68, indoors mostly IP20 and IP40
Control	DALI allows individual addressing and daylight control, switched versions are simpler to wire.	DALI dimmable, switched (HF), tunable white, 1-10V dimmable, mains voltage (AC)

Office and meetingFlat recessed or pendant luminaires with 3000 lm to 4000 lm and 4000 K, glare limited and mostly DALI dimmable.

Hall, storage and productionContinuous rows and surface luminaires with 6000 lm to 12000 lm; IP65 or IP66 where dust and moisture occur.

Corridor, stairwell and sanitaryWall and ceiling luminaires with 1000 lm to 2000 lm, often with a presence detector from light management.

Reception, retail and exhibitionDownlights and track spotlights, Ra 90 for faithful colours, 3000 K for a warm impression.

Facade, yard and pathOutdoor luminaires for wall, pole or outreach arm with IP65 and above and a weatherproof housing.

Escape and rescue routesEmergency luminaires and exit signs with their own battery or central supply, complementing the general lighting.

How does this category differ from workplace lighting?: This section covers luminaires for buildings, areas and outdoor grounds: ceiling, wall, pole and track. Luminaires mounted directly at a workbench or on a machine belong to workplace lighting and are listed separately there.
Which colour temperature suits which room?: 4000 K appears neutral white and is the usual choice for offices, production and circulation areas. 3000 K is warmer and suits reception and lounge areas. Beyond those there are 2700 K, 3200 K, 5000 K and 5700 K; tunable white luminaires let you shift the colour temperature over the day.
Which IP rating do I need outdoors?: Dry interiors are covered by IP20 or IP40. For facades, passageways and wet areas choose IP65 or IP66. At the top end the range reaches IP68, which also withstands temporary immersion.
What does a DALI version offer?: DALI is a digital control protocol: every luminaire is individually addressable, can be grouped into scenes and regulated by presence or daylight sensors. Switched versions need no control line and are simpler to wire.
Do escape routes need dedicated luminaires?: Yes. Emergency luminaires and exit signs run from their own battery or a central supply during a mains failure and therefore work independently of the general lighting. The emergency and exit lighting category holds these versions.
When is Ra 90 worth it instead of Ra 80?: Ra 80 is the usual value for offices, corridors and storage. Ra 90 renders colours more accurately and pays off wherever surfaces, goods or test parts are judged. For secondary areas Ra 70 is also available.