LOW CARBON TECLUX CO., LTD

LOW CARBON TECLUX

LED commercial lighting manufacturer since 2010 — factory direct OEM/ODM for EU & AU market, track, linear and downlights below

Retail Lighting Solution LED for Supermarkets and Boutiques

This retail lighting solution LED package combines tiltable linear lights, anti-glare downlights and track accent spotlights for supermarkets, boutiques and chain stores. One supplier, one layout, one 5-year warranty: ambient light for aisles, accent light for displays and task light for checkouts, at up to 170lm/W and CRI over Ra90. Compare the full commercial lighting product index before picking fixtures below.

Customer's Most Care

What retail customers care most

Lower Costs

Higher luminous efficacy means lower electricity costs. Our lamps meet ENERGY STAR standards, up to 180lm/w, cutting power expenses, especially for commercial lighting with long operating.

Better Experience

Better color rendering highlights premium product features. Our lights reach up to RA98, close to natural light, boosting shopping experience and purchase desire.

Optical Design

Lower glare enhances shopping experience. Excellent optical design offers tailored UGR solutions for different venues, balancing luminous efficacy and UGR.

High Safety

Strict safety standards with CE, RoHS plus market-specific ones (SAA, PSE). 5-year worry-free warranty, trusted by DIA, Carrefour and more.

Smart Lighting

Adjustable brightness & CCT for different settings. Smart dimming systems deliver greater savings and better experiences.

How to Layer Light in a Retail Store

Ambient, accent and task light — plus a lux table by zone

Three Retail Lighting Layers at 200–500 Lux Ambient

A shop LED lighting solution works in three layers, not one grid. Ambient light sets the base level for aisles, accent light at 2 to 10 times the base pulls eyes to merchandise, and task light serves checkouts and fitting rooms (ConTech Supermarket Lighting Design Guide; BPA retail retrofit guidelines). Keep general sales floors at 200–500 lux, push apparel displays and fresh counters to 500–1000 lux, and hold contrast so signs read at least 3 times brighter than their background.

ZoneTarget illuminanceCCTCRI rule
General aisles, circulation200–500 lux4000–4500K neutralCRI80 is enough
Apparel displays, mannequins500–1000 lux3000–3500K warmCRI90+, high R9
Fresh counters (meat, bakery, produce)500–1000 lux2700–3500K warm / cool by zoneCRI90+ on 20–25% of fittings
Checkout, fitting rooms500–1000 lux at mirror3000–3500K flatteringCRI90+ always

CRI90 Zoning for Fresh Counters With 20–25% High-R9 Fittings

Assign CRI by zone, not by building (Hyperlite CRI 80 vs 90 retail guide, 2025-12; IES light-level tables). Most chains now specify CRI90 only for fresh zones and feature walls — about 20–25% of fittings — and run efficient CRI80 elsewhere, because a well-aimed CRI80 grid with correct CCT beats a poorly aimed CRI90 grid. For open fresh counters choose a fresh food track light with meat and bakery spectra; inside closed refrigerated cabinets use linkable bar lights instead of track heads.

Retrofits rarely need rewiring: keep the existing 3-phase track and swap heads for LED, then add a wireless BLE dimming retrofit without rewiring for 1–100% flicker-free scenes and roughly 30% energy savings. Verify final lux against IES RP-2-20 and local energy code before ordering. For outdoor courtyards, patios and villa landscapes, see our outdoor courtyard lighting solution with bollard spacing and lux tables.

Low-Carbon Solution for Retail

Main lighting, accent lighting and downlights — pick a tab

Main Lighting

White PANE-P LL1615 dual-panel track light lighting both sides of a supermarket aisle
LC-LL1615 tiltable LED linear light

LC-LL1615 Tiltable Led Linear Light

PANE-P dual-panel track linear lights washing both sides of a supermarket aisle from one track point. One LC-LL1615 replaces two fixed linears: aim each panel at opposite shelving for even vertical light. See the adjustable dual-panel LED track panel light for DIP power and DALI options.

  • 350° rotation plus 90° tilt — covers both sides of an aisle from one track point with aimable panels
  • 60° & 90° beam angle — wide wash for vertical shelving without dark gaps
  • UGR<22, up to 170lm/w — low glare for long shopping aisles with high efficacy
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Main Lighting

Non-tiltable ultra slim LED linear light
Ultra slim 8mm LED linear light 1616

Non-Tiltable Led Linear Light, Ultra Slim 8mm

An 8mm flush linear for boutiques and showrooms where the ceiling itself is the design. It sits almost invisible on the track while giving a clean 90° wash over racks. See the ultra slim 8mm linear track light for lengths and DIP settings.

  • 30° & 90° beam angle — narrow and wide wash for racks and feature walls
  • UGR<22, up to 170lm/w — showroom-grade glare control with high efficacy
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Main Lighting

LC-DL01 LED downlight retail project
LC-DL01 LED downlight

LC-DL01 Downlight

Recessed ambient light for entrances, circulation and dining zones where staff stay under the lights all day. The deep housing keeps UGR under 22 while 38° and 60° beams cover sales floors evenly. See the fixed anti-glare LED downlight UGR22 for sizes and dimming. For wireless refits see the bluetooth mesh dimmable downlight for retail stores. For uniform apparel color see the DL01-HE uniform Ra90 color option for sales floors.

  • Anti-glare UGR<22 — deep housing protects staff working under lights all day
  • Die-casting casing — thermal-stable build for long retail hours
  • 38° & 60° beam angle — even coverage from entrances to dining zones
  • 145lm/w Ra90 — efficient color-accurate ambient light
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Accent Lighting

LC-TR01 accent track light
LC-TR01 track spotlight 650

Track Light LC-TR01

Adjustable accent heads for mannequins, feature walls and window displays that change with the season — re-aim without touching the ceiling. The successor series adds CRI90 and DALI dimming. See the high-CRI LED track spotlight VUE-S for beams and dimming.

  • 3000K~5000K, meat/food color — tunable white plus dedicated fresh-food spectra
  • 350° / 90° adjustable — re-aim by hand when seasonal displays move
  • 15~60° beam angle — narrow to wide for mannequins or wall wash
  • 145lm/w Ra90 — high-CRI accent with efficient output
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Accent Lighting

LC-SL accent tiltable downlight surface mounted
LC-SL accent tiltable downlight

LC-SL Tiltable Downlight

Surface-mounted accent light for solid concrete ceilings where no cutout is possible. It fixes straight on and tilts 90° by hand when shelves move. See the tiltable surface mounted LED downlight IRIS-S for wattages and beams.

  • Surface / recessed mounting — fixes straight on concrete, no ceiling cutout
  • 350° / 90° adjustable — hand-tilt when shelves and displays move
  • 15° / 24° / 38° / 60° beam angle — four optics from spot to wash
  • 145lm/w Ra90 — cutout-free accent with efficient color
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Which Fixture Goes Where

Power, CRI and beams across the five fixtures

FixturePower & outputCRI & efficacyBeamsBest for
PANE-P LL1615 dual-panel linear40–70W DIP, 11000lmRa80/90, up to 170lm/W60°/90°, ±90° tiltSupermarket aisles, both sides from one point
TRON-W LL1616 ultra slim linear20–60W DIP, 10000lmRa80/90, up to 170lm/W90° flush washBoutiques, showrooms, clean ceilings
GLOW-D DL01 downlight10–30W, 1450–4300lmRa90, up to 150lm/W38°/60°, UGR<22Entrances, circulation, dining zones
VUE-S TR0103 track spotlight20/25/32W, 4500lmRa90, up to 145lm/W15°/24°/36°Mannequins, feature walls, windows
IRIS-S SL downlight10–32W, 1400–4400lmRa90, up to 145lm/W15°/24°/38°/60°, 90° tiltSolid ceilings, no-cutout accent

Figures from each model page (PANE-P LL1615, TRON-W LL1616, GLOW-D DL01, VUE-S TR0103, IRIS-S SL). Fresh-food counters use the VUE-F spectra series instead of the standard range above.

Ways to Work With Us

Five ways to work with us, from single stores to chain rollouts

Project Supply

Full fixture packages for new stores, refits and expansions — matched to your layout, budget and opening date.

OEM & ODM Builds

Custom housings, spectra and branding built to your spec — factory-direct OEM/ODM since 2010.

Ready Branded Range

Off-the-shelf catalog models with steady quality for buyers who want fast, straightforward procurement.

Bulk Partnership

Stable repeat supply with dependable lead times for chains adding branches month after month.

Retrofit Upgrade

Swap old heads for LED on existing tracks, add wireless dimming, and cut energy bills without rewiring.

Custom OEM & ODM Lighting Process

From brief to bulk delivery in six steps

01Share the Brief

Send your floor plan, target lux and CCT, volumes and deadline. Our engineers read the site first, then reply with what the store actually needs.

02Engineered Proposal

Fixture mix, aisle layout and beam plan matched to sales floors, displays and checkouts — quoted factory-direct with private-label options.

03Sample Sign-Off

Trial units are built for your approval on color, beam angle and finish. Bulk production only starts after you sign off the sample.

04Build & Inspection

Each batch passes aging, photometric and safety checks against CE and RoHS requirements, so every store in a rollout gets the same light.

05Pack & Ship

Export cartons with your label, consolidated by store rollout schedule and shipped to EU and AU sites since 2010.

06After-Sales Backup

5-year warranty with responsive replacements plus wiring and aiming guidance, keeping every branch running without dark aisles.

Retail Lighting FAQ

Lux, CRI, CCT and retrofit answers for buyers

Plan 200–500 lux on general aisles and 500–1000 lux on apparel displays, mannequins and fresh counters (Hyperlite CRI 80 vs 90 retail guide, 2025-12; IES light-level tables). Signs and feature walls should read at least 3 times brighter than their background so shoppers find them first.

Neither for the whole store — assign CRI by zone. Use efficient CRI80 for general aisles and CRI90+ with high R9 only on fresh counters, feature walls and fitting rooms, roughly 20–25% of fittings. A well-aimed CRI80 grid with correct CCT looks better than a poorly aimed CRI90 grid.

Boutiques and premium apparel read best at warm 3000–3500K; general supermarket aisles suit neutral 4000–4500K; bakery zones go warmer at 2700–3500K while produce stays neutral to cool (Sylvania 2025-11 retail brochure). Keep one CCT per visual zone so the ceiling looks intentional.

Yes — keep the existing 3-phase track, swap old heads for LED heads, and add wireless dimming for scenes and savings — the standard retrofit path in the BPA retail guidelines. Learn why track lighting suits changing retail displays before choosing heads.

Yes — standard white light flattens reds and browns; dedicated meat, bakery and produce spectra (for example Amerlux FreshFocus, or the VUE-F series on our product index) make fresh food look vivid and can lift fresh-category sales. Reserve these heads for the counters only, not the whole store.

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