Case study
Falabella Perú
A high-throughput distribution center with a lighting deficit across multiple work zones — and a Peruvian code (RNE EM.010) the existing system could not meet.
The challenge
Below code. Above bill.
Falabella's Villa El Salvador DC ran below the lux levels Peruvian RNE EM.010 requires for industrial work areas. The shortfall affected picking accuracy, ergonomics, and safety. The brief was concrete: bring every zone into compliance, cut total lighting consumption, and do it without halting throughput.
The deployment
Fixtures, sensors,control.
We retrofit the DC with high-bay LED Smart Fixtures, presence sensors, and Spark Control across the operating envelope.
Smart Fixtures— High-bay industrial LED specified per zone, sized to the lux profile RNE EM.010 requires.
Spark Mesh— Presence sensors integrated into the fixture array, feeding occupancy data into the platform.
Spark Control— Zone-by-zone schedules and dimming policies, replacing the prior always-on pattern.
Verified outcomes
Compliance and consumption —both fixed.
1,500,000 kWh
Saved per year
Annual energy reduction
Equivalent to 322 metric tonnes of CO₂ avoided each year.
90%
Efficiency gain
Versus baseline
Lighting consumption efficiency improved 90% against the pre-deployment state of the DC.
RNE EM.010
Compliant
Code and ergonomics
Every operating zone brought into compliance with the Peruvian technical standard.
Visibility and safety
Picking, transit, and staging zones reach the lux levels their tasks demand — and stay there.
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