Lighting Solutions

Architecture Lights

We are light fixtures that can be easily installed into a hollow space in the ceiling. They are brilliant energy-saving lighting solutions that are designed for a plethora of applications. LED Down-lights emit light in a downward direction with an accurate and narrow beam.

We are used to fulfill different lighting roles viz., accent lighting, general lighting, and task lighting. We at osram specialize in LED Ceiling Downlights, which are best suited for applications in areas like retail stores, art galleries, showrooms, theaters, malls and more. With best-in-class LED technology and specially-designed drivers, our LED downlights are designed to perfection. They are extremely versatile and come in a range of options like the choice of beam and color temperature for your showcasing needs. We at osram Lighting, believe in creating larger than life experiences for all our consumers. Thus, the wide range of superior quality products.

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Designer Lights

Your fashion shop isn’t just a store – it’s an experience. Make it a memorable one, with retail lighting that surprises and seduces your visitors. Drive sales and convey your brand vision, with attractive in-store ambience.

AmbiScene is opening new doors for retailers. Its flexible illumination gives you countless new ways to attract customers and inspire them to return. Tailored lighting effects can reflect your brand and help visitors find their way around. And at the touch of a button, AmbiScene lighting can change to fit new collections and themes.

AmbiScene lighting can enhance every step of the customer’s journey. Grab their attention with fascinating facades. Welcome them with an inviting ambience. Guide them towards merchandise with accent effects. Make them look great in the fitting room, and leave them with fond memories at the checkout counter.

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Led Strips

LED lights are superior to other lighting sources for home automation systems because LEDs allow you to control direction of light, color temperature, and illuminance levels, making them unique among all lighting sources. While the energy efficiency benefits and durability of LED lighting modules are well-documented, it is this advanced controllability that makes LED technology superior to CFL, halogen and other lighting types when it comes to home automation.

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High Bay Lighting

In the world of lighting, the high bay is a fixture that you would find in a warehouse, a factory, a gymnasium, or any large open area with relatively high ceilings. Many existing high bay lighting and low bay lighting applications utilize high intensity discharge (HID) lamps such as metal halide or high pressure sodium lamps.

Despite their widespread use, HID lamps utilize antiquated technology that costs building managers both directly and indirectly. Specifically, using HID lamps will result in: higher than necessary energy costs, frequent maintenance costs, and poor lighting performance. These issues can all be addressed by converting your existing lighting to LED.

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Landscape Lighting

Landscape lighting, also known as garden lighting, refers to the utilization of artificial lighting solutions to illuminate the private gardens or public landscapes. This leads to enhanced night-time aesthetics, security and safety. These lighting solutions highlight the yard’s best features and help in making the place look warm and cozy. However, it is important to understand the different aspects of landscape lighting in order to enhance your outdoor space.

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Facade Lighting

Well-planned facade lighting primarily helps in highlighting the main features of the building. Moreover, it can also be used to add an artistic feel to the exteriors with shadows. According to the top commercial lighting manufacturers, highlighting a feature makes it more visible while silhouetting provides entirely different results. In silhouetting, the lights are placed behind an object for illuminating the backdrop. Furthermore, many architectural experts also use up-lighting for pillars and columns to add a simple contrast or to accentuate the object for making it the center of attraction.

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