The BUG Lighting Classification System is a useful way to measure the performance of luminaires at night. Developed by the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) and the International Dark-Sky Association, the system is used to evaluate any outdoor luminaire. It was first added to the Luminaire Classification System (LCS) in 2009, replacing the previous system that was primarily for streetlights.
To celebrate the traditional Chinese New Year, we are on vacation from the 25th of January to the 6th of February. Thank you for your support and trust in ROKEE LIGHING, wish you all the best and let's see you on 7th Feb, 2025!
We are delighted to announce the successful completion of a lighting project for a sports field in South Africa. Our team worked closely with the client to design and install a comprehensive lighting solution that meets their specific needs and enhances the overall functionality and aesthetic of the sports facility.
192PCS 1500W LED Stadium Flood Light delivered. The Client customized 35m 3x2.5mm² VDE cable from us for 30m high mast installation.
ROKEE LIGHTING wishes all our partners a joyful and peaceful Christmas. Thank you for your continued trust and support. We look forward to working with you on many more great lighting projects in the new year!
ISO 14001 is an internationally recognized standard for Environmental Management Systems (EMS). It provides a framework for organizations to design and implement an EMS and to continuously improve their environmental performance. By complying with this standard, an organization can ensure that it takes proactive measures to minimize its environmental impact, comply with relevant legal requirements
For decades, high bay lighting has been a popular choice for commercial and industrial users around the world because of its relatively compact size and strong lumen output. Over the past few years, LED technology has come to dominate the high bay lighting market because of its improved energy efficiency and longevity, as well as greatly improved colour rendering accuracy. This major leap in high
Light pollution is outdoor lighting caused by improper shading, which can allow unwanted light into our vision and the night sky. Among other things, the confusing light that hits the eyes is called glare, and the light that is projected into the night sky above the horizon is called glow. Improper lighting can also cause light to enter where it shouldn't, a phenomenon known as light trespass. The