Supermarket Lighting
High-output track heads and recessed downlights for fresh food, aisles and back of house on separate switched circuits.
A supermarket is several lighting jobs in one building. Fresh produce and bakery need colour accuracy and their own circuit. Aisles need even output at low maintenance. Back of house needs a fitting that survives a warm ceiling void. Our 30W and 40W track heads cover the display side at 2400 to 3600 lumens, and the recessed downlight range covers circulation and back of house.
What This Industry Keeps Running Into
- Produce and meat that look grey under low-CRI general lighting
- One switched circuit for the whole floor, so display lighting cannot be dimmed after hours
- Fittings replaced one at a time, leaving visible colour temperature differences
- High running hours that expose weak drivers within the first year
- Ceiling apertures that differ across the store because fittings came from several suppliers
What The Specification Has To Deliver
- High lumen output per head to cover tall ceilings with fewer fittings
- Separate circuits for fresh food, aisles and checkout
- Consistent colour temperature across a large batch
- Flicker-free drivers for stores that run long hours and use camera systems
- One cut-hole standard for the recessed fittings
Typical Applications
- Fresh produce lit at CRI above 90 on its own switched group
- Bakery and deli counters accented at 24 to 36 degrees
- Main aisles washed at 60 degrees from track at high level
- Checkout and circulation on recessed downlights
- Back of house and cold room lobbies on SMD downlights
Fixtures We Put On These Projects
COB Recessed LED Downlight
SMD Recessed LED Downlight
4 Wire 40W LED Track Light
40W Zoomable LED Track Light
How A Project Runs With Us
How We Support The Project
OEM And ODM Lighting Manufacturing
From your idea to a mock-up sample in days, then into production on our own lines with our own powder coating plant.
Lighting Design And Photometric Support
IES files and Dialux calculations before you commit to a head count, so the layout is proved on paper first.
Track System Selection And Compatibility
Getting the wire count, adapter and rail profile right before the order, so nothing is discovered on a ladder.
Background Reading
2 Wire 3 Wire And 4 Wire Track Systems Explained
Wire count decides how many lighting groups you can switch on one rail. Getting it wrong means rewiring the ceiling or reordering the heads.
What CRI Means For Retail And Hospitality Lighting
CRI is the number that decides whether merchandise looks like the catalogue. Here is what to specify and why the difference between 80 and 90 is visible.
A LED Downlight Buying Guide For Importers
What to check on a downlight quotation before it becomes a container of fittings you have to sell.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which fixture suits fresh produce?
A CREE-based track head with CRI above 90, on its own switched group so it can be dimmed when the store closes.
How do I keep colour temperature consistent across a large order?
Fix the CCT in the order. Colour temperature is set at production, so the whole batch is built to one value.
Do your drivers cope with long running hours?
The track and COB downlight ranges use Lifud flicker-free drivers, and every batch goes through an aging test line before shipment.
Can I mix track and recessed fittings on one project?
Yes, and it is usually the right answer: track over displays where aiming matters, recessed downlights over circulation.
What lead time should I plan for?
Lead time depends on order size and specification. Send the schedule on WhatsApp and we will confirm against current production.
Talk To Us About Your Supermarket Lighting Project
Send the ceiling plan, the ceiling heights and what is on display. We will come back with a fixture schedule, beam angles and a Dialux calculation.