Jan 24
In this blog post, we'll discuss why an EICR is important for electrical safety and how it can benefit you.
A lighting control system is used to maximise performance and minimise cost. You can measure and control light levels in a room easily, reducing or shutting off lights when they’re not not needed or want to create a specific atmosphere or mood.
This is especially useful in properties where lights are often left on when not needed – or have to be on at specific times and keeping someone around to switch them off isn’t possible. Timers and sensors can be used to great effect, as can remote control options, like apps.
If you would like to discuss your lighting requirements contact the team at Point Electrical today.
When designing lighting, you want to make a statement and stand out from the crowd. It’s a great way to make a subtle impression and bring the right atmosphere to a space. There’s no better way to do this than with bespoke lighting systems that capture your vision perfectly.
There are plenty of styles and design options to choose from. The sheer number can be overwhelming but it also means you can find the right solution for your property.
While you can choose from existing light options and systems, such as common lighting fixtures like luminaires, spotlights and more, bespoke lighting systems will make a much better impact on everyone who enters the property.
Leaving lights on when they don’t need to be is one of the biggest culprits that add to your energy bills. Rather than trying to remind everyone to switch lights off when they’re not needed, bespoke lighting systems can make use of automation functions to save energy.
Whether through a sensor or a timer, there are ways to make sure lights will switch off when they’re not needed – and even switch on automatically.
There are plenty of ways to control bespoke lighting systems. You can opt for traditional light switches, timers and passive infrared (PIR) sensors to control your lighting – and all have their uses and benefits.
Switches are a staple of lighting, and they can be wired up to control different lights or areas, allowing you to create the right atmosphere.
Timers let you control when lights should be on or off but PIR sensors react to people in the room and what activates the lights accordingly, making them a great way to reduce energy use and save you money.
Based in Hatfield, Hertfordshire we are big enough to meet all of your requirements but small enough to care.
Our team have experience across a broad range of sectors from large commercial units and data centres to private residences, listed buildings and schools.
We strive to be competitive and fair with our pricing, without compromising the quality of materials and service.
We offer a 1 year guarantee on all the work that we carry out. If it fails we'll fix it for free.
If you are looking for electrical services or have a query about your electrics then contact Point Electrical today – we’re here to help.