Convenience lighting

Convenience Lighting

Trilux has provided a lighting solution for a new OurCoop store in Desford. The new-build store was developed to provide a central shopping location for the Leicestershire village while reflecting the organisation’s ethical and community focused values. 

As a member-owned co-operative, OurCoop places strong emphasis on sustainability, local engagement and creating welcoming spaces for customers.

From the outset, the ambition was to ensure the store stood out visually from typical convenience retail formats. Lighting was identified as a key element in shaping that task.

The Desford store is the first UK OurCoop location to install Light Panel luminaires featuring ConVision optics across the full sales floor. ConVision optics optimise both vertical and horizontal illumination simultaneously, ensuring products are clearly visible at shelf level while maintaining high visual comfort throughout the store. This balanced distribution enhances product presentation while reducing glare, creating a brighter and more engaging retail environment.

The lighting system is fully enabled with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity, allowing flexible scene setting and zoning across the 276sqm sales area. This wireless approach enables lighting adjustments to be made quickly and efficiently, supporting seasonal layouts, promotional displays and future store developments without complex rewiring.

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