Transportation Lighting

The highest priority of transportation lighting is the safety and security of people, vehicles, and goods. Transportation facilities like highways, transportation stations, subways, tunnels, airports, and ports have ongoing loads and busy traffic. This means transportation lighting should guide and orientate ways for people efficiently, allowing them to have clear visibility to identify potential hazards and avoid accidents. It also refers to the comfortable lighting experience in transportation applications. We provide free lighting designs and customized lighting solutions to meet your specific needs regarding illuminance levels, uniformity, CCT, and glare control in different transportation facilities.

But high demands and long-term operations of transportation lighting put a heavy burden on cost budgets. Thus, energy-saving transportation lighting is critical. Advanced LED luminaires are more efficient than conventional light sources. The additions of sensors and smart controls can greatly reduce energy consumption without compromising lighting performance. Daylight sensors, motion sensors, DALI, DMX, ZigBee Control, and others are available with our luminaires to help our customers drive down electricity costs.

Moreover, both indoor and outdoor environments for transportation applications are big challenges for lighting fixtures. This requires transportation fixtures to withstand vibration, corrosion, extreme temperatures, water, dust, impact, etc. Our products are robust and reliable. They are highly engineered with strong resistance and protection to withstand harsh environments.

Another concern about transportation lighting is the impact on the environment. Many transportation centers like airports and ports are located in the suburbs. Lighting pollution will disturb the circadian rhythm of humans and wildlife, as well as cause excessive bright light to the dark sky. It is essential to minimize trespass on surrounding buildings, wildlife, and the sky. With precise designs, our luminaires only throw in a very specific direction for the desired lighting area, providing the best control on the backlight, spill light, and uplight.