Supermarket

Córdoba

This project stands out for the installation of high efficiency lighting systems, specifically with the CLP 140 and CLP 160 Lamas models, which offer an excellent solution for high traffic commercial environments, such as supermarkets.

In this project, we focused on improving visibility and energy efficiency in the sales areas, aisles and common areas of the supermarket. The CLP 140 model is known for its ability to generate uniform, high quality light, which enhances the shopping experience for customers, making it easier to see products and move around the space. The CLP 160 slats were used in more specific areas, optimising both lighting and energy consumption in sections of the supermarket where direct and precise light is required.



The installation of these luminaires has been a great success. The installation of these luminaires has not only reduced energy costs, but also created a more attractive and safer environment for both customers and employees. Thanks to their advanced technology, the CLP 140 and CLP 160 Lamas products guarantee long-lasting performance, with a much longer lifetime compared to other conventional lighting options. In addition, these products are designed to minimise environmental impact, thus contributing to the sustainability of commercial establishments.

Such projects in supermarkets are essential to optimise long-term operating costs, as lighting accounts for a significant portion of energy bills. With the implementation of CLP 140 and CLP 160 Lamas luminaires, we have achieved not only an improvement in the aesthetics and functionality of the spaces, but also a significant reduction in energy consumption, which directly benefits both the supermarket and its customers.

In summary, the lighting project for supermarkets in Cordoba has been a complete success, transforming these commercial spaces by incorporating high quality and efficient products. The choice of CLP 140 and CLP 160 Lamas luminaires has been key to achieving an optimal and sustainable environment in these consumer centres.