COVER STORY
WORLD-LEADING LED HIGHBAY LIGHTING
Established on the Gold Coast in Australia. Aqualuma has gone from strength to strength and has a focus on old-fashioned customer service backed up by a high quality Australian-made product range.
Specialising in LED lighting since 2004 Aqualuma is an unparalleled name in quality and durability in the marine underwater lighting sector, this reputation is also widely recognised in the commercial/industrial sectors around the world and has seen Aqualuma recognised as one of the world’s leading LED, highbay lighting manufacturers.
Supplying high bay fixtures to some the most recognised companies on the planet and delivering unparalleled savings in the form of energy efficiency and reduced maintenance costs, this is achieved by not only supplying an efficient fixture, but also doing lighting plans for your facility to ensure the correct lighting is used in all areas of the building with the use of optics, sensors and power consumption combining to achieve maximum results at an affordable cost.
Some of the options available include 90-277 Volt, 277-347 Volt, 90, 125, 155, 165, 185, 220 and 250 watt versions. Optics are available in the following: standard high bay; low bay; aisle; shops and stores. Outer optics are clear or diffused; this allows many variations within these parameters.
Newly released, the highbay uplight is the latest addition to our range and is designed to project additional light upwards; this is very effective in the retail warehouse sector. Producing not only the required light in a downwards direction to illuminate the warehouse floor, but also creating a much better ambiance by up-lighting and enhancing customer experience.
Aqualuma continues to innovate, expanding the product range in both the marine, commercial and industrial LED lighting sectors with world-leading products and more than 150 Lumens per Watt.
This commercial and industrial lighting range is worthy of a serious look, it not only has the design and build quality Aqualuma is renowned for, but can actually save tens of thousands of dollars in the commercial and industrial world. With a highbay replacement, commercial down light and LED
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Panel lights, this has grown into a comprehensive range and now covers multiple applications.
Designed for warehouses, factories, manufacturing plants, high-rise, hotels and office lighting, the highbay range comes with a seven-year warranty and is a true commercial warranty based on 24-hour, seven-day operation with no limitation on the number of hours they are running.
With multiple current options, internal and external optical options as well as being corrosion, water and dust-proof there is a customisable fixture suited to your application.
Savings of up to 75% can be easily achieved with the combination of exceptional optical and driver efficiency, combined with the design system allowing multiple configurations for almost every application required in a commercial and industrial facility.
On the 6th of December 2014 Aqualuma held the official opening of their 1498m2
(16124 sq ft) state of the art facility
in Australia. The opening was attended by 130 of Aqualuma’s dealers, distributors, suppliers and customers from the UK, USA, New Zealand, Canada and all over Australia.
All visitors had a tour of the new facility the overwhelming comments and feedback was positive, this is a testament as to why Aqualuma is the world leader in its field. One comment from a very prominent business leader was “this is why these guys are so successful just look at this facility and the impeccable attention to detail.”
For all your commercial and industrial lighting needs consult the best in the business, talk to the people who not only design LED lights but also manufacture them in Australia.
www.aqualuma.com
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