Linear Fittings

Inbuild UK’s Linear Fittings offer a versatile and contemporary lighting solution ideal for a wide range of commercial, industrial, and architectural applications. Designed to provide continuous, even light output, these fittings enhance visual comfort, workspace efficiency, and overall aesthetics.

Manufactured using advanced LED technology, Inbuild UK’s Linear Fittings deliver high luminous efficacy, low energy consumption, and a long operational lifespan. They are suitable for suspended, surface-mounted, or recessed installations, offering flexibility to meet different design and installation requirements.

Available in a variety of lengths, wattages, colour temperatures, and optical options, these fittings can be tailored to suit offices, corridors, retail spaces, education facilities, healthcare environments, and industrial areas. Options for dimming, emergency integration, and lightingcontrols ensure compliance, efficiency, and enhanced functionality.

Built to meet UK lighting standards and regulations, Inbuild UK’s Linear Fittings combine performance, durability, and modern design, making them an ideal choice for both new installations and retrofit projects.

Linear Fittings are elongated lighting luminaires that provide consistent, uniform illumination over a continuous area, commonly used in commercial and industrial spaces.

They are ideal for offices, corridors, retail environments, schools, hospitals, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities.

Yes. Inbuild UK’s Linear LED Fittings offer high energy efficiency, low power consumption, and long service life, helping to reduce running and maintenance costs.

Yes. Emergency versions or integrated emergency modules are available to ensure compliance with UK safety regulations.

Linear Fittings can be suspended, surface-mounted, or recessed, providing installation flexibility across different ceiling types.

Yes. Inbuild UK’s Linear Fittings are designed for both new installations and retrofits, making them suitable for upgrading existing lighting systems.

Most PIV units operate as stand-alone devices. Where monitoring is required, relays or add-on modules can provide run/fault signals for integration into a BMS. Documentation should show how signals are connected and tested.

Typical constraints include limited loft or ceiling void space, structural fixing points, duct routing, and safe access for servicing. Poor mounting can result in vibration or noise being transmitted into living spaces.

If noise is a problem, installers should check fan speed settings, ductwork routing, and ensure seals and fixings are secure. Additional silencers, acoustic insulation, or repositioning the fan or outlet may help reduce noise.

PIV fans must have enough capacity to maintain airflow as filters become dirty. Units should include filter change indicators where possible, and maintenance schedules should specify inspection and replacement intervals to prevent performance loss or motor strain.