Sectors guides.

Every sector puts different demands on linear LED lighting. Offices need LG7-compliant brightness and low glare; hospitality wants warmth and dimming; retail needs accurate colour; education and healthcare need durability, cleanability and easy maintenance. These guides look at how linear LED lighting is used sector by sector, with the specification points, typical layouts and pitfalls we see most often across UK commercial projects.

What these guides cover

• Sector-specific lighting levels, glare and colour targets
• Typical layouts and fittings that work in each space
• Maintenance, controls and compliance points per sector

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All sectors guides

• Linear lighting for schools, colleges and universities — How to light classrooms, libraries and learning spaces with linear LED lighting: illuminance, glare, controls and durability.
• Linear lighting for open-plan offices: a design guide — How to design linear LED lighting for open-plan offices: layouts, glare control, LG7 targets, controls and flexibility for changing desk plans.
• Lighting boardrooms and meeting rooms with linear LED — How to light boardrooms and meeting rooms with linear LED: feature pendants, video-call lighting, scene control and colour rendering.
• Linear lighting for hospitality, restaurants and bars — How linear LED lighting creates atmosphere in hospitality: warm colour temperatures, dimming, feature shapes and high colour rendering.
• Linear LED lighting for retail and showrooms — How to use linear LED lighting in retail stores and showrooms to guide customers, show products accurately and reinforce brand identity.
• Linear lighting for healthcare corridors and clinical spaces — Linear LED lighting for healthcare corridors and clinical spaces: uniformity, glare control, cleanability, emergency lighting and night modes.