Commercial Lighting
Interior, exterior, feature and emergency lighting for commercial and leisure sites.
Make the electrical work fit the premises.
Good lighting supports the way a business uses its space. Interior, exterior and emergency lighting all need to work with architecture, access and maintenance.
Commercial electrical work needs to balance the installation with the needs of the people using the building. Opening hours, tenants, customers, equipment and future layout changes can all affect the programme and the final design.
Distribution, lighting, controls and testing should remain easy to understand when the premises changes again.
The electrical details behind commercial lighting.
The exact scope depends on the existing installation and the way the property or site is used.
Operating hours
Plan work around access and business activity.
Distribution
Coordinate new circuits with the existing electrical system.
Lighting
Consider task, feature, external and emergency lighting.
Equipment
Allow for the actual loads and equipment used on site.
Testing
Verify alterations and completed electrical work.
Future use
Keep later changes and maintenance practical.
A clear route through the work.
Site access, electrical condition and project complexity determine the final programme, but the process remains focused on understanding, completing and verifying the work properly.
Define the requirement
Understand the layout, equipment, programme and operating constraints.
Coordinate the design
Plan circuits, distribution, lighting and final connections.
Complete the work
Install with the agreed access and phasing arrangements.
Test & certify
Verify the work and provide the appropriate records.