There are several factors you should consider to ensure that the lighting is effective, efficient, and safe. Here are some key considerations:

• Brightness: The lighting should be bright enough to ensure that drivers can see clearly, but not so bright that it causes glare or discomfort.
• Controls: Our occupancy controls allow you to provide a safe environment whilst saving money on reduced energy usage 24/7.
• Uniformity: The lighting should be uniform throughout the car park, with no dark spots or areas of bright light.
• Energy efficiency: Energy-efficient lighting is essential in a car park with 24/7 service. Some LED’s are more efficient than others and our technology continuously develops to improve energy efficiency. Check back reguarly to ensure that you are getiing the best performance for your money.
• Durability: Underground car parks can be harsh environments, so the lighting should be durable and able to withstand moisture, dust, vibrations and have a long in-built life expectancy.
• Maintenance: The lighting should be easy to maintain, our modular lighting units are simple to service and are easily cleaned.
• Safety: You should ensure the LED product is flicker free and provides good colour definition.

There are several types of lighting solutions that can be used in underground car parks to ensure adequate lighting for safety and visibility. These solutions include:

• High bay lights: These are typically used in large open spaces with high ceilings to provide bright, uniform lighting.
• Low bay lights: These are typically used in areas with lower ceilings, such as parking areas, to provide a wide area of light.
• Linear lights: These are long, narrow lights that can be mounted on walls or ceilings to provide even, continuous lighting. Linear lights are often used in corridors or walkways to provide a clear path of visibility.
• Occupancy controls: These are sensors that detect motion and dim and/or turn lights on or off based on occupancy of a specific area. Dimming your lights can save a large amount of money.
• Surface-mounted lights: These lights are mounted directly onto the ceiling or wall surface and can be used to illuminate specific areas such as parking spaces, pedestrian paths, or entry/exit points.
• Wall-mounted lights: These provide localsed lighting and can highlight payment machines, exit areas or signage.
• Emergency lights: We have some of the best emergency lights available and these are a legal requirement for any occupied space.