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Highbay solutions with wholesalers in mind


As travel and meeting restrictions start to ease, David Linger, divisional director for TIME LED, has recently taken the opportunity to catch up with TIME LED’swholesaler customer base.


developments driving this demand.” As well as significant new development, demand is also being driven by the success of existing commercial enterprises. For many warehouse owners and stockists, the need to be more efficient with space is becoming pressing, particularly as the current boom in online commerce is set to continue. But as consumers look for ways to futureproof and optimise their commercial lighting solutions, this raises a further challenge for wholesalers: as more tailored solutions are presented to market, how does the


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ſter the turbulence of the last 18 months, wholesalers are seeing a real upturn in the commercial market for Q3 of 2021,” Linger told EW, “with large scale commercial


wholesaler cater effectively to their market without ballooning the volume and value of held stock? Highbay solutions are one area in which TIME LED believes it can help.


For an optimal installation, open spaces or wide-aisle set ups should be lit with wide beam angles, to diffuse the light across the largest possible area, and thus reduce the number of light sources required. However, if additional racking or area divisions are installed, and the spaces become much narrower, the beam angle of the lighting will need to be adjusted too, so that the light produced is now targeted into each working area. Historically, tailoring to each type of location would require different, dedicated highbay solutions, while a transformation project would demand


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