FORECOURT AND CONVENIENCE STORES
s trikes a harmonious balance between performance, energy efficiency and a bright welcome.
Pam Chahal-Harris, Nualight VP global marketing states: “First impressions count, and this is even more important for forecourts, a positive impression can b e the deciding factor in whether to stop and shop or keep going for something better. An excellent lighting scheme which starts at the store front can guide the customer through the store and even into the refrigerator. A good scheme can impact on so many things, from safety a nd appeal to being able to read product labels effectively. What’s more this can be achieved economically and save money in the long run. In recent retail projects we have seen customers achieve energy saving s of over 50% just by switching their chiller l ighting to LED.”
A forecourts kerb-side appeal creates a quality perception of the goods and services offered in-store. Good forecourt lighting not only helps to attract customers, but it helps the forecourt employees recognise people, vehicles and possible criminal or
dangerous activity from within the safety of the store. Good lighting is there for the benefit and security of all users, customers and staff.
S ome key questions to consider when choosing the right luminaire for forecourts and convenience stores include: Will the luminaire provide good
uniformity and visibility in the key areas such as the entrance and exit routes, details at the pump, air pressure and water checking points, payment window and potential hazards such as columns or pedestrians?
How much does converting to LED save you in lifetime ownership and maintenance costs?
Converting to LED can increase your green credentials. Could you make even greater energy savings with the addition of daylight, presence, movement sensors and controls? Installing a PIR can help to make up to 90% savings.
Can you create a scheme which gives t he right impression for your company? Does the lighting temperature or colour options complement your brand design?
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