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The RUH have a close working relationship with Connected Light, working on many projects, having provided equipment and technological advice for a large £1.4 million upgrade from fluorescent LED across the hospital estate. They have supported us with design services in all applications including new external car parks, illuminating the front façade of the hospital in blue and supporting our recent new buildings including Dyson Cancer Care . Their team are always extremely helpful and knowledgeable, offering a wide range of services. The RUH works with Connected Light on a regular basis for lighting design, procurement of equipment and technical expertise on bespoke projects.

As a member of BS 5266 I am so excited to see such suitable, diligent, compliant processing from Connected Light. BS 5266 pt. 1 is a Code of practice for the emergency lighting of premises. This is the base document that calls up relevant standards and outlines how they should be interfaced. It also details how types of emergency lighting systems should be designed, installed, commissioned, and tested for different types of premises. Installation and wiring considerations are detailed and the appropriate testing and commissioning documentation are defined.

Connected Light as a member of the Fire Industry Association and competent compliance with BAFE SP203 part 4 adheres to appropriate verification for suitable compliance with all of their customers.

The service Connected Light offer to us is invaluable. They have access to a wide range of manufacturers and luminaires that enhance any lighting design, provide the back-up calculations, control philosophy and on-site commissioning. This makes Connected Light a great resource of knowledge for end to end luminaire and controls capability.

Connected Light have provided support on various projects, especially those with Philips luminaires as they have a very deep knowledge of the range and products on offer, and can integrate with third party lighting controls.