Industrial lighting requirements vary hugely by site — a general manufacturing yard and a petrochemical facility with hazardous zones need very different luminaire specifications.
General manufacturing plants, warehouses, and SEZ facilities typically use 20–25m poles for perimeter and yard lighting, sized to the plot area and required security/operational lux level.
Petrochemical, refinery, and other facilities with flammable-vapour zones require ATEX or explosion-proof-rated luminaires in the classified hazardous areas — standard fixtures are not suitable and this needs to be identified at the design stage, not discovered during a safety audit.
Beyond operational area lighting, industrial sites often need perimeter lighting designed to support CCTV coverage and site security — a separate design consideration from general work-area illumination.
Plants running 24/7 have limited tolerance for lighting downtime; our AMC scheduling for industrial clients is built around their shift patterns and shutdown windows rather than a fixed calendar visit.
Do you supply ATEX-rated luminaires for hazardous zones?
Yes, for petrochemical and similar facilities with classified hazardous areas, we specify ATEX or explosion-proof rated luminaires as required for that zone classification.
Can lighting installation be scheduled around plant shutdown windows?
Yes, for operational plants we typically coordinate installation and major maintenance work with planned shutdown windows to avoid disrupting production.