LumiPLUS
Smart lighting for car parks, corridors and common areas.
LumiPLUS uses sensing, group control and configurable dimming to reduce unnecessary lighting operation while maintaining the lighting experience required by your site.
Customer challenges
Where lighting cost and effort build up
Uneven motion response
Manual inspections
Features
Lighting that responds to the way the space is used
- Motion-based dimming per zone
- Coordinated group sensing across neighbouring fixtures
- Lighting ahead of movement along a route
- Scheduling for known operating patterns
- Configurable standby levels rather than full off
- Zone-by-zone settings for different areas

Hardware selection
Fixtures chosen after the site assessment
Smart T8 tubes and other suitable fixtures
Retrofit-friendly, subject to site verification
Operation
Local control, with optional online management
Local lighting control
Optional online management
Management functions
Optional gateway, cloud, metering and integration features depend on scope. Not every software feature is standard in every deployment.
Verify the result
Measure before and after, in the same area
- 1
Baseline with IntelliPLUS
Monitoring records the existing lighting load and operating patterns before any change.
- 2
Upgrade the pilot area
LumiPLUS is installed, configured and commissioned in the same defined area.
- 3
Compare and decide
Measured before and after consumption is reviewed against the agreed forecast before a wider rollout.
Lighting POC process
A defined pilot helps your committee compare expected savings with measured performance before deciding on a building-wide rollout.
FAQs
Practical questions before a lighting project
Is LumiPLUS suitable for retrofit?
Does lighting control need an internet connection?
Can brightness levels be adjusted?
How is the result measured?
What defines the project scope?
Request a Lighting Assessment.
Tell us about the areas you want to improve, your operating hours and the current lighting setup. We will identify the information needed to define a suitable scope.
