Industrial Light Fittings
Industrial light fittings are robust, high-output luminaires designed for warehouses, factories, workshops and other large spaces, where ceiling height, dust and long operating hours call for tougher fittings. The range covers Kosnic Echo circular high bays, Cirrus III wattage-switchable high bays, Arcus III and Contrail low bays, and IP65 LUKA non-corrosive fittings.
DALI and Zhaga-socket versions, push-in emergency modules, shades and suspension chain are also stocked. Buy at trade rates with a Meteor account and get in-stock items to site across Northern Ireland and Ireland the next working day when ordered by 5pm.
Choosing industrial lighting for warehouses and factories
The right industrial fitting depends on mounting height, the work being done below and how the lighting will be controlled. Getting these right keeps light levels even across the floor and avoids over-specifying wattage.
High bay, low bay or linear?
- High bays such as the Kosnic Echo and Cirrus III ranges suit taller spaces with high mounting positions, such as racked warehouses and production halls.
- Low bays such as Arcus III and Contrail suit lower ceilings in workshops, retail units and trade counters.
- Linear non-corrosive fittings such as LUKA suit lower bays, loading areas and wash-down zones where IP65 protection matters.
Specifications that matter
Wattage-switchable and CCT-switchable models let you tune output and colour temperature on site, which is useful when the final layout or racking is not fixed. Most industrial spaces use 4000K to 5000K for clear, alert working conditions. Check the IP rating for dusty or damp areas, and consider shades or reflectors to control glare and spread. For larger sites, DALI-dimmable and Zhaga-socket fittings allow sensors and controls to be added for presence and daylight dimming; see our motion and daylight sensors and lighting controls.
Emergency and installation considerations
Many high and low bays accept a dedicated emergency module, so a single fitting can contribute to escape route or open-area emergency lighting; more options are in emergency lighting. Suspend fittings securely using chain or brackets suitable for the weight, leave access for maintenance, and follow the manufacturer's instructions and current wiring regulations. On large projects, a lighting calculation helps confirm spacing and uniformity before ordering.
Industrial lighting supply from Meteor
Our 200,000 sq ft Cookstown warehouse keeps industrial fittings in stock for contractors across Ireland, supported by depots in Cashel and Saggart. Credit accounts are available subject to approval, deliveries to Great Britain take 3–5 working days, and our team can be reached on 028 8675 1515 (048 8675 1515 from ROI).
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