Car parks
Consider pedestrians, vehicles, entrances and mounting positions.
Transport & Infrastructure
A clearer
way forward.
Understand the movement of people and vehicles, the operating hours and the surrounding environment before selecting the lighting.
Plan this environment
Start with the setting
Different spaces. Different tasks.
Access & loading routes
Identify crossing points, loading tasks and changes in surface level.
Transport facilities
Review circulation, covered areas and the requirements of the operator.
The project brief
Three questions to start with.
- How do people and vehicles move through the site?
- Where could light affect drivers, neighbours or the wider environment?
- What local approvals or specialist design requirements apply?
From application to equipment
Product families to consider.
Final suitability depends on the environment, the layout and the verified specification.
PRODUCT FAMILY
Area lighting
Explore useful light for entrances, routes, car parks and shared outdoor spaces.
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Floodlighting
Explore directed lighting for defined areas, with careful attention to the mounting and surroundings.
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PRODUCT FAMILY
Linear lighting
Explore continuous rows and individual luminaires for working areas, circulation and shared spaces.
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A little more clarity.
Can we order a floodlight without a site plan?
A basic site layout helps determine whether the distribution and mounting arrangement are appropriate. We recommend confirming the application before selection.
Does this cover every type of road or transport installation?
Specialist and public infrastructure requirements must be assessed separately. A product family alone does not establish suitability.
Let’s plan your space.
Keep the sector selected as you build your business project brief.