Guides For Lighting Buyers And Specifiers
Beam angle, wire count, CRI, UGR, dimming and cut holes. The decisions that are expensive to change after the order, explained by the people who build the fixtures.
How To Choose The Beam Angle For A LED Track Light
Beam angle decides whether a display reads as an accent or a wash. This guide works from ceiling height and display width to the angle you should order.
Product Guide2 Wire 3 Wire And 4 Wire Track Systems Explained
Wire count decides how many lighting groups you can switch on one rail. Getting it wrong means rewiring the ceiling or reordering the heads.
Buying GuideWhat CRI Means For Retail And Hospitality Lighting
CRI is the number that decides whether merchandise looks like the catalogue. Here is what to specify and why the difference between 80 and 90 is visible.
Design GuideUGR And Glare Control In Recessed LED Downlights
UGR below 19 is written into most office and hospitality specifications. This explains what produces the figure and how to hit it.
Comparison GuideTriac Or DALI Dimming For Commercial Track Lighting
Both are offered on our track heads and both must be chosen at order. This is how to decide which one belongs in your project.
Installation GuideHow To Plan Downlight Cut Holes And Spacing
Cut hole and spacing are set on the ceiling drawing long before the fittings arrive. Get them from the fixture, not from a rule of thumb.
Buying GuideA LED Downlight Buying Guide For Importers
What to check on a downlight quotation before it becomes a container of fittings you have to sell.
Product GuideHow To Read An IES File And A Dialux Report
The two documents that turn a lighting proposal from an opinion into a calculation, and what to look for in each.
Still Not Sure What To Specify
Send the ceiling plan and the target lux level. We will run a Dialux calculation and return a fixture schedule you can price.