Offices, retail and industrial
Offices, showrooms, retail floors and industrial units. Here the argument is not comfort, it is the electricity bill.
Lighting you do not pay for when nobody is in the room
Commercial lighting runs on a schedule set by whoever left last. Scheduling, occupancy sensing and daylight harvesting cut that to what the space actually uses — perimeter zones dim as daylight rises, cabins and meeting rooms switch off when empty, and switched sockets stop drawing overnight.
What that saves depends on your floor plate, operating hours and tariff, so we would rather measure it than quote you an industry average. We survey the site, count the circuits and the hours they actually burn, and put the expected reduction in writing before you commit to anything.
Typical projects
- Offices and co-working floors
- Retail and showrooms, where lighting sells the product
- Industrial units with long operating hours
- Multi-floor buildings needing central scheduling
What a project looks like
Single floor
Scheduling, occupancy control, daylight harvesting on perimeter zones
Multi-floor
Adds central control, plug load management, reporting
Indicative pricing goes here once confirmed. Buyers in this market filter hard on cost, so a “starting from” figure materially improves enquiry quality.
What we fit for this
Lighting Control
Scenes, dimming and schedules. One press for dinner, movie, or everything-off on the way out.
Explore →Blinds & Shades
Motorised blinds that move with your lighting scenes and cut west-facing heat before the AC has to.
Explore →Security & CCTV
Cameras that record reliably, alerts that mean something, and footage you can actually find.
Explore →Networking
Structured cabling and real Wi-Fi coverage. Everything above depends on this being right.
Explore →Thinking about this? Talk to us early.
We will walk the site, tell you honestly what is worth doing, and put it in writing.