Light for the pharmaceutical industry
Designed for the highest hygiene and quality criteria
The development and production of pharmaceuticals requires the highest precision - also from the lighting.
What is required are cleanroom-compatible, low-maintenance and easy-to-clean luminaires with first-class light quality for safe testing and inspection processes. TRILUX solutions for the pharmaceutical industry fulfil all relevant GMP standards and impress with the highest quality, efficiency, robustness and smartness.
Simple 1:1 refurbishments
Converting conventional cleanroom lighting to LED technology is a simple matter thanks to the broad TRILUX refurbishment portfolio. TRILUX offers a suitable LED refurbishment solution in cleanroom quality for all standard ceiling cut-outs. Ceiling systems with unusual dimensions can also be converted to LED technology with the appropriate refurbishment inserts without the need for costly interventions in the ceiling structure.
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Entrance areasA warm welcome: Prestigious, high-quality lighting in the reception area makes a good first impression.
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Light around buildingsAttractive solutions for car parks, paths and façades: Light close to the building designs the outdoor area and increases the feeling of safety.
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Office areasWhether New Work or classic office: in addition to high lighting quality and an attractive luminaire design, smartness is a must in the office.
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LogisticsWith high luminous intensities and customised beam characteristics, even demanding logistics areas can be perfectly illuminated.
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Lounge areas/canteenFor a relaxing break: the lighting effect and luminaire design create a feel-good atmosphere with a high quality of stay.
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Corridors and stairwaysInstallation-friendly solutions bring high-quality light into traffic areas, while smart sensor control reduces energy consumption.
New viral algae production site
From the car park to the clean room
The biotech company Viralgen relies on smart and energy-efficient light from TRILUX as a full-service provider for the lighting of its new 27,000m2 production facility in Donostia (Spain).
