Remote first
Where the controller allows it, scene changes and diagnostics happen without anyone driving to your building.
A lighting installation is not finished at handover — it is finished when it still does what you want three years later. We stay with the system for as long as you want us to.
Because we hold the addressing map, the scene configuration and the fixture schedule, most requests are a change we can make quickly rather than an investigation we have to start from nothing.
Where the controller allows it, scene changes and diagnostics happen without anyone driving to your building.
Re-aiming, replacements and anything involving a ladder — scheduled around how you use the space.
Your addressing and scene data is backed up and versioned, so a failed controller is an inconvenience rather than a re-commissioning job.
Usually a driver rather than a fixture. The address tells us exactly which one, and the schedule tells us what to bring.
A software change. Often done the same day, frequently without a site visit.
An evening on site re-aiming the accent light and adjusting the levels around the new positions.
New fixtures added to an existing line, addressed into the same groups and scenes so the building stays one system.
We re-document the system, retrain whoever is now responsible, and leave the map behind.
We take on systems we did not install — survey the bus, rebuild the addressing map and get it back under control.
Whether we installed it or not, tell us what it is doing and we will tell you what it will take to put right.