LUCIDE Luminaires

LUCIDE luminaires cover most common lighting needs in contemporary buildings: decorative, functional and accent lighting from a single brand. For procurement, this means a coherent portfolio of fixtures with consistent quality, CE marking and EN 60598 compliance. Typical LUCIDE lighting operates on 220–240 V mains, with both integrated LED modules and classic E27 / GU10 lamp holders available. Housing materials range from coated steel and aluminium to glass and acrylic, with standard IP20 indoor protection and higher IP ratings for outdoor luminaires.

LUCIDE ceiling and wall luminaires – core models and functions

The core of the range is made up of LUCIDE luminaires for ceilings and walls: surface-mounted, recessed and pendant fixtures. Here you find the standard workhorses for apartments, hotels, small offices and retail. Voltage is usually 230 V, with power ratings from 5–40 W per luminaire in LED versions, and up to 60 W for E27 lamp-based models. These fixtures are straightforward to install on junction boxes or mounting plates, often supplied in individual cartons suitable for bulk pallet shipments. When buying LUCIDE luminaires wholesale, the key checks are mounting type, lamp base, lumen output and whether a driver is integrated or external.

LUCIDE outdoor luminaires for specialized applications

For facades, gardens and entrances, LUCIDE outdoor luminaires extend the range with IP44–IP65 protection, reinforced gaskets and corrosion-resistant finishes. These LUCIDE lighting products are designed for temperature fluctuations, humidity and occasional mechanical impact. You will see bollards, wall up/down lights, pathway spots and spike luminaires for landscaping. Compared to indoor fixtures, outdoor models have slightly higher metal thickness, UV-stable plastics and often a narrower beam angle to control glare. Engineers selecting outdoor LUCIDE luminaires in bulk typically compare IP rating, IK resistance, cable entry options and compatibility with existing switching or sensor systems.

LUCIDE track, spot and technical luminaires with enhanced control

For more flexible setups, LUCIDE luminaires are also available as spots and track fixtures, including dimmable and smart-ready variants. These models target boutiques, showrooms, hospitality and residential projects where scene control is needed. Integrated LED drivers may support phase-cut dimming, and some LUCIDE lighting heads accept GU10 smart lamps (Zigbee / Wi-Fi) supplied by others. This combination gives OEMs and integrators freedom to standardize on housings while keeping electronics modular. Here, look closely at CRI, colour temperature options (2700–4000 K typical), beam angle, and whether the luminaire body tolerates the heat of third-party smart lamps.

Compatibility and integration of LUCIDE luminaires

LUCIDE luminaires are generally designed for straightforward integration with standard switching, dimmers and smart bulbs from major brands. Mounting options include ceiling and wall plates, recessed frames for plasterboard, and standard 1- or 3-circuit track systems. Many luminaires with E27 or GU10 sockets can be combined with DALI or KNX gateways via compatible control gear, which allows LUCIDE lighting to sit in larger building automation schemes without bespoke interfaces. For installers, this compatibility reduces commissioning time and simplifies maintenance, since most spare lamps and drivers are stocked items.

Lighting choices on commercial projects typically start with profile matching rather than brand loyalty. If the brief includes hotels, lounges, gallery halls, or premium retail, the specification often leans toward the decorative glass, metal finishes, and accent optics offered by maytoni luminaires. When the conversation shifts to office ergonomics, unified glare indexes, or stable task lighting, planners replace décor with photometric predictability — the kind delivered by lena lighting luminaires.

In architectural spaces that demand controlled beam spreads, tunable CCT, or precision accenting, the catalog of leds c4 luminaires becomes relevant. Industrial drafting, machine stations, and production lines, however, require reinforced housings and lumen retention at elevated temperatures — which is why engineers commonly specify led2work luminaires instead. For developers balancing strict CAPEX budgets across residential or mid-tier commercial units, the cost-to-performance ratio usually ends the discussion with kanlux luminaires.

Technical and safety standards

Most LUCIDE luminaires for the EU market carry CE marking and comply with relevant EN and IEC standards for electrical safety, photobiological safety and EMC. Indoor products usually meet IP20 with basic insulation, while outdoor ranges reach IP44 or higher. Materials used in LUCIDE lighting housings are normally powder-coated steel or aluminium, glass diffusers and certified plastics. Operating temperature range is typically −20 to +40 °C depending on model. RoHS conformity is standard, and many SKUs also support energy labelling requirements for LED luminaires.

Where LUCIDE luminaires are used

LUCIDE luminaires appear across residential, light commercial and hospitality segments: apartments, small offices, restaurants, hotels, corridors, stairwells and exterior paths. In a typical project, you may combine LUCIDE ceiling luminaires in corridors with decorative pendants over reception desks, while outdoor wall luminaires secure entrances and terraces. For procurement, the practical evaluation focuses on lumen package, IP rating, finish colour, replacement strategy (integrated vs replaceable lamps) and required lifetime for the specific environment.

How to select the right LUCIDE luminaires

When choosing LUCIDE luminaires for a project, start from electrical and optical parameters: mains voltage, total system wattage, required lumen output, colour temperature and CRI. Then confirm installation method (recessed vs surface, track vs fixed), IP rating, and whether dimming or smart control is needed. A common mistake is mixing integrated LED LUCIDE lighting with lamp-based fixtures without planning future maintenance and stock of spare parts. Another is underestimating glare or beam angle in low-ceiling spaces. For larger orders, align article numbers, EANs and finishes with project documentation, and involve a technical manager early to validate substitutions or replacements.

Wholesale supply of LUCIDE luminaires by Bank of Lamps

Bank of Lamps provides wholesale supply of LUCIDE luminaires with B2B-focused logistics and documentation. Pricing is offered with custom terms and fixed validity windows, suitable for tenders and framework contracts. Stock is synchronized with our Latvia warehouse and partner hubs, giving real-time visibility for key LUCIDE lighting series. Orders can be placed via EAN or MPN lists for easy bulk upload from your ERP. We ship to the UK, Germany, Netherlands, France, Spain, Belgium and the Baltic states with clear lead-time tracking and shipment status. For trusted clients, post-payment up to 30 days is available, and consolidated multi-brand shipments help reduce transport cost per luminaire. Purchase history and reorder tools make recurring LUCIDE luminaires easy to replenish on future projects.