Solar lighting for private industry

Commercial & Industrial
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Elevating Commercial Spaces with Solar Innovation

Sophisticated and Sustainable Lighting for the Private Sector

MOMA Solar brings a new dimension to private industry spaces, such as shopping centre car parks and architectural projects, with our sophisticated solar lighting solutions. Designed to blend seamlessly into modern commercial environments, these lights not only enhance the safety and ambiance of these areas but also contribute to your sustainability goals. Our range offers an elegant, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible alternative to traditional lighting, perfect for businesses seeking to illuminate their spaces while showcasing their commitment to green initiatives. Choose MOMA Solar to light up your commercial ventures, where efficiency meets elegance.

Products

Moma Solar products for private industry

Below are some of the Moma Solar products we have used for our customers in the Commercial & Industrial sector.

Solar Powered Emergency eyewash lights will add an extra dimension to your workplace safety protocols.

The use of green light is the recognised standard to signify the presence of eyewash stations.

Why green? Green light is the last color human eyes perceive when visibility is compromised.

Frequently Asked Questions

MOMA Solar distribute our products through the electrical wholesaler network. We are happy to arrange a quote from your local branch of companies such as The MMEM Group, The Rexel Group, CNW, Lawrence & Hanson, Middys,  Blackwoods etc.

MOMA Solar are happy to provide an Engineered Lighting Design which is compliant with AS/NZS1158 which will show the number and size of lights required for your location.

Wattage is a measure of the energy required by a fixture to produce light. Lumens are a measure of the light emitted by a fixture. Lux measures the intensity of light falling on a surface and tells us how bright the light appears at a specific point or distance from the fixture. It considers the total light output and how that light is distributed across a given area.

Find out how Moma Solar is used in your industry