Agricultural buildings
Account for moisture, dust, cleaning and the location of the electrical installation.
Agriculture & Rural
Built around
daily routines.
Agricultural spaces bring their own conditions. Begin with the building, the work, the cleaning regime and any needs of the animals or crops.
Plan this environment
Start with the setting
Different spaces. Different tasks.
Storage & processing
Identify inspection tasks, equipment and areas where produce is handled.
Yards & access
Plan practical working light while considering neighbouring spaces.
The project brief
Three questions to start with.
- What dust, moisture or cleaning exposure will the luminaire face?
- Are there animal- or crop-specific lighting requirements?
- What operating schedule and control strategy are appropriate?
From application to equipment
Product families to consider.
Final suitability depends on the environment, the layout and the verified specification.
PRODUCT FAMILY
Linear lighting
Explore continuous rows and individual luminaires for working areas, circulation and shared spaces.
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PRODUCT FAMILY
High-bay lighting
Explore lighting for higher mounting positions in large working spaces.
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PRODUCT FAMILY
Floodlighting
Explore directed lighting for defined areas, with careful attention to the mounting and surroundings.
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A little more clarity.
Is ordinary industrial lighting suitable for a livestock building?
Suitability needs an environmental and species-specific assessment. Housing materials, cleaning chemicals and the lighting schedule can all affect the choice.
Do you make claims about animal health or crop yield?
We do not make a general performance claim from a luminaire alone. Specialist requirements need a suitable assessment and supporting evidence.
Let’s plan your space.
Keep the sector selected as you build your business project brief.