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Prepare for your next technology project.
Understand the assessment process and the information that helps us define a suitable scope.
Lighting pilot
How a measured lighting pilot works
A lighting pilot begins with an assessment of bills, light counts, layout and operating hours, and an agreement on scope, responsibilities and success criteria. IntelliPLUS monitoring then records the existing lighting load before any change is made.
LumiPLUS is implemented in the same pilot area, monitoring continues, and the measured before and after consumption is compared with the documented forecast. Your committee reviews the results against the agreed criteria before deciding on a wider rollout.
Checklist
Energy assessment preparation
- 6–12 months of electricity bills
- Operating hours by area
- Major loads and equipment list
- Photographs of the electrical panels
- Single-line diagram, if available
- Target circuits and any access constraints
Please share bills and electrical drawings through an agreed follow-up method rather than the enquiry form.
Checklist
Lighting assessment preparation
- Areas under consideration, such as car park levels or corridors
- Approximate fixture count and fixture types
- Floor plans or a simple layout sketch
- Operating hours and typical activity patterns
- Known issues with existing lighting or wiring
- Who needs to approve the project decision
FAQs
Common questions
Where should a building owner start?
Can existing lighting be upgraded?
How are savings confirmed?
What does a farm or fishery project involve?
Are brochures available to download?
Tell us what you want to improve.
Share your site type, current challenge and preferred outcome. We will help identify a suitable starting point.
