PROJECT PLANNING
Every site has
a different brief.
Explore application examples to help prepare your lighting requirements. These planning scenarios are illustrative, not completed-project case studies.
FLOOD LIGHTS
Loading bays that work after sunset.
Outdoor operations need a lighting plan that considers vehicle movements, pedestrian access and changing site activity. Begin with mounting positions and the areas that need coverage.
- Share a site plan and proposed mounting heights.
- Mark vehicle routes, entrances and loading areas.
- Confirm exposure, light distribution and electrical protection.
STREET LIGHTS
A clear route through the campus.
Street lighting should be considered as part of the whole route. Discuss pole positions, surrounding windows and pedestrian crossings before selecting wattage.
- Identify road and walkway widths.
- Review pole spacing and maintenance access.
- Confirm final light levels with your project professional.
TRACK LIGHTS
A display that earns a second look.
Track lights let you plan focused illumination around merchandise and materials. Consider how display positions may change through the season.
- Map the display and ceiling arrangement.
- Review beam direction and colour temperature.
- Prepare a model and quantity shortlist.
THE NEXT BRIGHT IDEA IS YOURS
Let’s bring your
vision to light.
A room, a showroom, an entire project. Start with a conversation.