Case notes from commercial installations where HAOTAI supplied the track system, the luminaires or both. Each note states the lighting scope, the products supplied and what the project actually required — and says plainly where a client has asked not to be named.
A black surface-mounted track system and anti-glare CRI 90 LED track spotlights, supplied as OEM to our engineering partner for a bookstore fit-out built around a dark exposed grid ceiling.
Region
Europe
Supplied
Black track system · Anti-glare LED track spotlights
A black surface-mounted track system and cylindrical CRI 90 LED track spotlights, supplied as OEM to our distribution partner for an apparel and denim store with a clean white ceiling.
Region
France
Supplied
Black track system · Cylindrical LED track spotlights
A black track system and cylindrical LED track spotlights, supplied as OEM for the fruit, vegetable and seafood counters of a supermarket — zone-specific colour temperatures and aimed light instead of a brighter floor.
Region
Europe
Supplied
Black track system · Cylindrical LED track spotlights
A black surface-mounted track system and cylindrical CRI 90 LED track spotlights, supplied as OEM for an apparel store built on clean lines, neutral tones and high-quality fabric under a white ceiling.
Region
Europe
Supplied
Black track system · Cylindrical LED track spotlights
A project reference is only useful if it is checkable.
Most lighting catalogues show installations without saying what was in them. A project note is more useful the other way round: which part of the package we manufactured, what the space required from the light, and what a specifier can actually order as a result.
We also publish the limits. Where a client is covered by an NDA we say so instead of naming a store we are not allowed to name, and we do not attach figures to a photograph that the ordered configuration has not confirmed.
Further installations are supplied through distributors and contractors across Europe and other markets. Each one is added here only after the partner confirms that the project can be described publicly, which is why this page grows more slowly than our order book.
Photographs on this page are supplied by the project partners and are published with permission. They show the installation as built.