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Connected lighting you can control

We help you move from fixed lighting to connected systems, selecting compatible controls, sensors and drivers that improve visibility, flexibility and efficiency across commercial buildings.

Common questions

  • Can smart lighting reduce energy use?

    Yes. Connected controls such as occupancy sensing, daylight dimming and scheduling can reduce energy use while improving control and visibility. The savings depend on the building, hours of use and how the system is configured. We help select compatible efficient drivers and controls and support commissioning, so the system delivers dependable, efficient operation.

  • How do I choose between wired and wireless controls?

    It depends on the building, the scale of the system and the flexibility you need. Wired DALI suits structured, larger installations with monitoring; wireless systems such as Casambi suit retrofit and flexible spaces where cabling is difficult. We assess your requirements and recommend a suitable approach, and can support both wired and wireless design and commissioning.

  • What do I need for a complete smart lighting system?

    A connected system typically combines a control platform with sensors, switches or interfaces, compatible drivers and, where needed, power supplies. We help you understand what hardware and software are required and select compatible components that work together. Sharing your building, zones and objectives lets us recommend a complete, interoperable system that behaves predictably.

Controls Support

When lighting is connected with compatible controls and commissioned correctly, buildings gain flexible, efficient and monitorable lighting.

  • System Design

    Control System Design

    DALI and wireless system layouts and component selection suited to the building and its use.

  • Compatibility

    Compatible Control Components

    Sensors, interfaces, drivers and power supplies selected to work together reliably.

  • Wireless

    Wireless and Retrofit Control

    Casambi-ready and wireless systems for flexible, scalable control where cabling is impractical.

  • Commissioning

    Commissioning and Monitoring

    Support commissioning wired and wireless systems and enabling monitoring and data visibility.

Designed for connected control

By selecting compatible controls, sensors and drivers and supporting commissioning, we help you deploy connected lighting that is flexible, efficient and straightforward to manage.

How we support smart lighting

  • Wired and wireless control selection
  • DALI and DALI-2 compatibility
  • Sensor and interface guidance
  • Commissioning and setup support
  • Monitoring and data visibility
  • Energy-efficient controls and drivers advice

Up to 30%

Additional energy savings achievable with intelligent lighting controls

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Up to 50%

Typical energy reduction from occupancy and daylight controls

The Benefits

Connected lighting that improves control flexibility, visibility and efficiency across your building.

  • Greater lighting control flexibility
  • Improved visibility and monitoring
  • More efficient, lower-energy operation
  • Scalable, future-ready connectivity

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Frequently asked questions

  • Do you provide commissioning for smart lighting?

    Yes. We support commissioning for wired and wireless systems, helping ensure controls are configured correctly and perform as intended, and can provide training during commissioning. Sharing your system design and objectives lets us advise on setup and help resolve configuration issues before or during handover, so the system works reliably from day one.

  • How scalable are connected lighting systems?

    Connected systems can scale from a single room to building-wide or multi-site control, depending on the platform and components. We help select systems and components suited to your current needs and future growth, so the system can expand without redesign. Sharing your scale and objectives lets us recommend a scalable, interoperable approach.

  • Is smart lighting suitable for retrofit?

    Often, yes. Wireless controls in particular suit retrofit because they avoid extensive new cabling, while some wired upgrades are also practical. Suitability depends on the existing luminaires, drivers and building. Share the current systems and your objectives and we can recommend compatible controls and a practical approach to adding connectivity with minimal disruption.

  • Can you support Casambi wireless systems?

    Yes. We supply and support Casambi-ready products and can design wireless control systems, recommending compatible drivers and devices and assisting with commissioning. Wireless suits retrofit and flexible spaces. Sharing your building and control objectives lets us recommend a suitable, reliable wireless system that delivers the control and scenes you need.

  • What is DALI and DALI-2, and why does it matter?

    DALI and DALI-2 are open protocols for digital lighting control, allowing drivers, sensors and interfaces from different manufacturers to work together. Using DALI-2 compliant components supports interoperability and reliable communication. We help select compatible components, advise on layout and support commissioning. Sharing your system requirements lets us confirm the right combination for dependable connected control.

  • Can smart lighting reduce energy use?

    Yes. Connected controls such as occupancy sensing, daylight dimming and scheduling can reduce energy use while improving control and visibility. The savings depend on the building, hours of use and how the system is configured. We help select compatible efficient drivers and controls and support commissioning, so the system delivers dependable, efficient operation.

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