Car Parks

Car parks require reliable and uniform lighting to ensure safety, clear orientation and user comfort. In addition to effective illumination of traffic lanes, parking bays and access areas, the efficient use of lighting is particularly important, as these facilities are often in operation for extended periods.

SCHUCH offers robust dust- and waterproof light fittings specifically developed for use in car parks. Combined with sensor-controlled solutions and intelligent light management, the lighting can be controlled according to demand and adapted to actual occupancy. This makes it possible to reduce energy consumption and running costs, whilst at the same time ensuring optimal lighting conditions for safe use at all times.

Dust-/Waterproof
161PX DIMC / SENS (PROXIMA)

161PX DIMC / SENS (PROXIMA)

also available as an emergency light fitting
161 DIMC / SENS

161 DIMC / SENS

also available as an emergency light fitting
162 DIMC / SENS

162 DIMC / SENS

also available as an emergency light fitting
163 G2 DIMC / SENS

163 G2 DIMC / SENS

also available as an emergency light fitting
167 G2 DIMC / SENS / SENS-S (LUXANO 2)

167 G2 DIMC / SENS / SENS-S (LUXANO 2)

also available as an emergency light fitting
Further information

Car park lighting – increased efficiency thanks to integrated sensor technology 

Functionality and planning examples with LUXANO 2: smart, flexible, cost-efficient.
 
 

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Premium Industrial Quality

PROXIMA – 100% Made in Germany: The versatile dust- and waterproof light fitting for demanding industrial applications. 

 

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LUXANO 2: One Series – Many Models

This dust- and waterproof light fitting is a true all-rounder and offers the perfect solution for every need. 

 

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Intelligent light control  

Light management solutions for more efficient and cost-effective operation: radio-based or wired, for new buildings, retrofitting or emergency lighting. 
 

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