Steinel
Solutions for tomorrowAt Steinel, they believe in the power of technology to make your daily life easier and safer. As a pioneer in intelligent lighting and sensor technology, Steinel strives to keep raising the bar. Their fixtures for both indoor and outdoor use are developed with German precision and craftsmanship. Not only do they deliver excellent performance, they are also quite durable. This means they last longer and consume less energy. Good for the environment and your wallet!
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Inventors since 1959
Invention is in the Steinel DNA. They have filed more than 300 patents in the sixty years since the company was founded. Some of these inventions revolutionised their industry.
The ideas for their innovations are always based on the same simple principle: look beyond one's own boundaries and remain critical. They do this by staying in constant contact with their customers, consumers, and employees. With an open mind for new ideas, without restrictions, and always in the interest of people and the environment.
Energy-efficient and intelligent
Energy consumption and sustainability are two of the major themes of our time. Steinel plays a useful role in this by only switching on its lights when necessary. They switch on automatically thanks to the built-in sensors and switch off automatically when the lights are no longer needed.
By using sensors in combination with innovative LED technology, Steinel lighting can save up to 90% on energy compared to traditional lighting.
Save even more with solar lamps
Do you want to save more than 90%? Steinel solar lighting doesn't use any energy at all. The solar lamps are equipped with a solar panel that converts sunlight into energy. This energy is stored in a battery.
When it gets dark, the charged battery is used to make the lamps shine. Make sure you always install your solar lamps in a sunny place. This is the only way to get the most out of it.
“We think outside the box and scrutinise things that are taken for granted.”
Steinel