How to Maximize your LED Lighting Upgrade in a Warehouse Application

Warehouse lighting requires smart solutions that recognize the unique needs of large space environments. A top priority for warehouse owners, operators, and facility managers is often to reduce energy usage and, certainly, LED lights address that primary desire, but there are many other factors besides energy consumption that must be considered when analyzing warehouse lighting systems.

In order to serve warehouse clients well, lighting solutions must address the distinct characteristics of the space- that often means taking into account ceiling height, density and location of shelving and racks, floor reflectance, occupancy levels and hours of occupancy, on-off frequency, and the specific tasks that will be performed in the warehouse. We take all these details into consideration when we recommend LED lighting solutions to warehouse clients and our experience in the LED lighting industry makes us well-equipped to do so.

When considering warehouse lighting applications, we know that there is never one simple solution and there are often multiple types of lights that need to be installed in order to achieve the best results. As an experienced LED lighting manufacturer, we have a unique perspective on which LEDs are right for each application and our insights provide an unexpected and hugely beneficial advantage for our clients. LED Trail products that are suitable for warehouse lighting applications include Crater LED High Bay Lights, SunRiver Canopy Lights, and EZ Mount Tri-Proof LED Linear Lights. Our exclusive and innovative lighting & controls technology allows clients to maximize their resources while delivering exceptional value.

When providing solutions for warehouse lighting applications, we aim to maximize energy savings but we also address other aspects that result in tremendous financial impact in the long run. Our high-quality, high-performing LEDs ultimately save as much as 80% in energy consumption but they also offer maintenance, HVAC, and relamping cost reduction coupled with upgraded light quality, enhanced visibility and safety, improved light distribution, and increased employee performance and satisfaction.