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Warehouses-NC-v4 EQc6:Interior lighting

Which Option 2 strategies for a warehouse hall?

Hello,

what 4. strategy would you see as possible for a warehouse hall consisting of dry storage, cooled storage and frozen part? It is considered as a regularly occupied space. Strategies A, B, C are simple, what else? Strategy D needs to limit the overhead lamps (what else is possible in the 10 m/ 30 ft high hall?), strategy E needs to paint the ceiling with white colour (the white ceiling in this height can not improve the quality of light and it is very expensive - a standard solution would be a galvanized trapezoidal sheet). Strategies F-H are out of topic as well.

Thank you for any opinion!

Regards

Frantisek

 

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Fri, 06/29/2018 - 22:15

Hello, Apologies for the delayed response to your question. I don't know what fixtures you are proposing for this project, but if you select fixtures that have an uplight (indirect) component, even if the uplight does not serve to add much to the overall light levels, then you can use strategy D.  Best, Kera

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