Workshop lighting is a term used to describe the lighting of workshops, studios, warehouses and other areas used for technical or production activities. It is essential that these areas are well lit to ensure the safety of employees and to ensure high quality of work. The lighting should therefore have sufficient brightness and the right colour temperature.

The colour temperature of the lighting is a good indication of the quality of the lighting. The higher the temperature, the more the light tends towards the blue area. Lower colour temperatures are more orangey and give a warm glow to the lighting. High colour temperatures are often better for technical areas because bluer lighting provides more readability, reducing the chance of errors.

Workshop lighting is also designed to save energy. By investing in energy-efficient bulbs and light sources such as LEDs, businesses can reduce their energy costs. Most energy-efficient bulbs also have a long lifespan, meaning that bulbs need to be replaced less often. To get the most out of workshop lighting, it is important to choose bulbs and light sources that meet the high quality requirements of the space.