Cookie policy

This page lists the cookies this catalog can set. None of the analytics or marketing cookies below are set until you allow that purpose. Consent Mode v2 starts denied. The choice is stored in your browser under the name avalux_consent (this is local storage, not a cookie). You can change it by deleting this site’s data. See also the privacy policy.

Google Analytics 4

Provider: Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland (the entity Google names for EEA customers). Loaded only after you allow analytics. Measurement ID: G-4856T4LMY9. It also loads on the noindex preview after that consent.

Purpose: to measure visits and the events we send (page views, product lists, product views, clicks, search, scroll depth, inquiry and newsletter actions).

Cookies: _ga and _ga_*. Google documents both as lasting up to 2 years.

Retention of the event data inside Google Analytics is the setting of this GA4 property. Google’s default for a standard property is 2 months. The property can be set to 14 months. That setting is not fixed by this website.

Microsoft Clarity

Provider: Microsoft. Loaded only if a Clarity project ID is set in the site configuration and you allow analytics. The ID is empty at the moment, so Clarity is not loaded.

Purpose: heatmaps and session recordings of how the pages are used.

Cookies Microsoft documents for Clarity include _clck (about 1 year), _clsk (about 1 day) and CLID (about 1 year). Microsoft may also set further cookies; their current list is in Microsoft’s Clarity documentation.

Google Ads

Provider: Google Ireland Limited, as above. Loaded only if a Google Ads ID and a conversion label are set and you allow marketing. Both values are empty at the moment, so the tag is not loaded.

Purpose: to count an inquiry as an ads conversion.

When the tag is enabled, Google may set conversion cookies such as _gcl_au (about 90 days). The exact set depends on the tag Google issues for that account.

Last updated: 2 November 2026