Lighting for
challenging environments

Safety through reliability

The Navy’s job is to keep our seas safe. This makes it crucial that all shipboard systems function reliably at all times. Lighting plays a key role here, serving many purposes. From normal lighting and emergency orientation to living quarters and non-lethal defence systems, our portfolio covers all areas of naval vessel applications.

Designed in Germany, manufactured in Europe. LightPartner creates functional, reliable and long-lasting luminaires that fulfill the demanding requirements of modern navy lighting. Based on over two decades of successful application worldwide, our versatile product portfolio has proven to meet the highest quality standards and set new ones along the way.

Key priorities in this segment

Shock resistance

Robust design that can withstand vibrations and heavy impact during demanding missions.

EMC compliance

Tested to ensure electromagnetic compatibility and interference-free operation.

Emergency lighting functions

Reliable backup illumination is essential for ensuring safety in critical situations.

Night vision compatibility

Specialized solutions allow seamless interaction with night vision equipment.

Designed in cooperation with the Navy

Many of our naval luminaires are designed and developed in cooperation with the Navy to meet their extreme demands. Thanks to this collaboration, our lights benefit from practical expertise – for maximum reliability and safety at sea.

Built to drive the standards

Our lights have been specially developed for use at sea. They comply with the highest international military standards for vibration, shock and EMC. We play an active role in shaping these standards.

Technical Features

EMI proof

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is an unwanted interaction between electronic devices caused by radio waves. To ensure undisturbed operation on board, our products are designed to meet your specific EMC requirements.

Shockproof

Shocks are high-level dynamic structural loads transmitted towards the ship’s structure. LightPartner luminaires are designed and tested to withstand high-impact mechanical shocks. Our products are available in various grades and loads to best match your project requirements.

Vibration resistant

A ship is always in motion and significant vibration loads can occur. To ensure vibration resistance and durability, all LightPartner products fulfill the standards of maritime classification societies. For naval application, we develop project-specific solutions that meet the even higher requirements.

NVG compatible

The use of night vision goggles (NVG) is essential for night flight at sea. By utilizing appropriate light sources with NVG compatible spectra, our lighting solutions enable safe night flying operations for both navy pilots and crew on deck.

Adaptation light

During night operation, efficient and safe working conditions must be ensured, while keeping the vessel’s detection range minimal. Adaptation lighting finds use on the bridge as well as other areas leading to the outside. To support this application, LightPartner offers a wide range of luminaires with suitable wavelengths.

Multi-circuit

LightPartner offers a variety of products that combine multiple lighting circuits in one luminaire. This specific electrical design can be utilized for many different applications on board – such as emergency lighting systems, adaptation light, different supply voltages, colour temperatures or wavelengths.

Various optics

Optics are essential for the light distribution of a luminaire, as they determine efficiency, beam direction and glare control. By selecting appropriate optical elements such as lenses, reflectors and covers, our lighting fixtures are adaptable to fit your specific needs and maximize their performance.

Controllable

Good lighting goes beyond a simple on/off. Light management can support people and their needs, maximize light comfort and minimize energy costs. That is why we offer controllable lighting, to adapt luminaires to variable working and living conditions on board.