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At JEL, a lighting request rarely starts with the fixture. It starts with a circumstance: it is too hot, too salty, too high, or the light falls in the wrong place. Below are the conditions we design lighting for, what we illuminate, and what we handle ourselves. Choose what fits your situation.
Not sure? Describe your situation, and an engineer will point the way. Request advice
Continuous operation up to +120 °C, radiant heat near furnaces, rolling lines, and casting zones. Drivers outside the hot zone.
Salty air, chemical vapors, and high-pressure cleaning. Completely 316L, IP69K available.
Full cut-off with an adjustable shielding from 63 to 75 degrees. Zero percent upward luminous flux.
Masts up to 50 meters, including foundation and engineering. Fewer positions mean less maintenance.
Driving routes, charging zones, and walkways calculated per zone, and nothing on the property boundary.
Container, ferry and bulk terminals, with high masts and few obstacles on the deck.
Mobile cranes, tower cranes, and harbour cranes on a 24 or 48 V electrical system, assembly without welding.
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Free calculation in DIALux according to the NSVV code of conduct, with isolux plot, uniformity and glare. Response within one business day.
From a different light color to a completely new luminaire: 14 meters underwater, -65 to +120 °C, lead glass against gamma radiation.
Turn-key with our own VCA-certified technicians, a verification measurement upon delivery, and maintenance under contract.
Describe the environment, the task, and what is currently installed. You will receive a response from an engineer within one business day, complete with a lighting calculation if that answers your question. Free of charge, even without an order.
