HAOTAI LIGHTINGCOMMERCIAL LIGHTING SYSTEMSCOMMERCIAL LIGHTING APPLICATIONS
How commercial interiors are lit with aimable track spotlights: fashion retail, boutique display, optical retail, salon and hospitality, and food display.
APPLICATION 01
Fashion retail lighting has one job that outranks the others: the customer has to be able to judge the colour of the garment. Everything else - the atmosphere, the sense of a considered interior, the ability to redirect light when the display changes - follows from getting that right.
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APPLICATION 02
A boutique display is a small area carrying a small number of objects that have to look deliberate. The lighting problem is not coverage; it is control. Too wide and the display looks flat, too narrow and it looks like a spotlight in a theatre.
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APPLICATION 03
An optician's display is a lighting problem of small distances. Frames sit close together at eye level, the objects are small and shiny, and the customer has to judge a colour and a finish they will wear on their face. Everything is decided within a metre or two.
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APPLICATION 04
A salon or hospitality interior is lit for people who are sitting down, often for a long time, frequently looking at themselves in a mirror. That changes the brief: comfort and flattery matter more than drama, and the light has to work at seated height rather than from above a standing customer.
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APPLICATION 05
Food display lighting is the clearest case where the light is doing commercial work. The same loaf of bread reads as fresh or as tired depending on the colour temperature it is seen under, and a counter lit evenly from above reads flatter than one where each product group is lit on its face.
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