Outdoor Lighting

Safety and orientation-enhancing uniform lighting with low maintenance requirements. Motion-sensor, energy-saving LED solutions with well-visible exits and directional signage even in the dark.

Modern lighting in parking garages
Lighting in parking garages and underground garages plays a key role in safety and orientation. Traditional dust- and waterproof fluorescent fixtures tend to have high energy consumption, making modernization justified. These can now be efficiently replaced with integrated LED luminaires that are smaller, lighter, and linkable. Available in 60/120/150 cm versions, you can choose the one that suits the site's needs. Thanks to IP65 protection, they operate reliably even in dusty, humid environments. Combined with motion sensors, energy consumption can be reduced, while light is always where it is needed.

Energy-efficient solutions for parking garages
Parking garage lighting often operates 24/7, resulting in significant energy and maintenance costs. Durable, dust- and waterproof LED fixtures can achieve up to 80% energy savings compared to old fluorescent lighting solutions. Modern products are easy to install, linkable, and can be seamlessly integrated with motion or occupancy sensors. This is especially advantageous in garages where usage varies. The reliable light from LEDs is not only economical, but also provides better visibility.

Safety and comfort in parking garages
Good lighting is not only a matter of energy efficiency: in a parking garage, the quality of light directly affects the user experience. Even light distribution improves orientation and reduces dark, hard-to-see areas. This increases the sense of safety for pedestrians and also facilitates drivers' movement. Flicker-free light from LED solutions is especially beneficial for security camera systems as well. Well-designed lighting can enhance occupancy and encourage repeat visits.

Flexible lighting systems in parking garages
Modernizing a parking garage lighting system doesn’t necessarily require a full switch to LED — gradual upgrades are also an option. A well-designed hybrid system accounts for occupancy patterns, environmental conditions, and standards (e.g. MSZ EN 12464-1). When selecting fixtures, IP rating, linkability, and ease of installation are critical. Integrated dust- and waterproof luminaires provide all of these and can be easily combined with energy-saving controls, reducing costs and improving operational efficiency.