Workplace lighting
Machine luminaires
Machine luminaires sit where the process runs: in the machining area, inside the housing and in the control cabinet. The range covers short surface-mounted luminaires as well as long ones spanning a whole machining zone, among others from LED2WORK, Starlight and Waldmann. Luminous flux runs from 160 lm to 12000 lm at 3.8 W to 78 W, and protection ratings go from IP52 up to IP69K. Power usually comes from 24 V low voltage straight out of the machine control, with dimmable and contact-free switchable versions on top.
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Buying guide
How to choose Machine luminaires
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Selection criteria
| Criterion | In this category | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting | Surface mounted, recessed, articulated arm, magnetic holder, table clamp | Surface mounting for retrofits, recessed for flush machine panelling. |
| Protection rating | IP69K, IP54, IP67, IP65, IP52 | IP69K for high pressure cleaning, IP67 for cutting fluid and chips. |
| Luminous flux | 160 lm to 12000 lm | A small interior needs far less light than a complete machining zone. |
| Light colour | 5700 K, 5000 K, 4000 K | Cool white raises contrast on machined metal surfaces. |
| Colour rendering | Ra 85, Ra 80 | Ra 85 is enough for visual and dimensional checks inside the process. |
| Beam angle | 15° to 180° | Narrow angles for deep working areas, wide angles for flat housings. |
| Control | Dimmable, switchable (HF) | The HF switch allows contact-free operation at the machine. |
| Power | 3.8 W to 78 W | Short surface luminaires sit at the low end, long lengths at the top. |
| Supply voltage | 24 V, 120-277 V, 100-305 V, 100-240 V, 12-40 V | 24 V is the normal case in machine and control cabinet engineering. |
| ESD | TEC | Marking for use inside an EPA. |























