Connected Light have been treading boldly into the world of industrial solutions over the last few years with no project typifying industrial warehouse lighting more than that of Integrity Print. Having already assisted with many warehouse projects in North East Somerset area, we were asked by J Bracey Electrical to assist in putting together a proposal for Integrity.
Staff had expressed concerns about poor visibility and a gloomy atmosphere under the current metal halide lighting. Being a high wattage option this also meant that running lighting for 24 hours a day was an expensive enterprise. A more efficient solution was desired.
LED technology has many benefits to help overcome some of these issues, especially with new industrial products now available. A proposed 98W fitting could effectively be run at 80% and still exceed desired lighting levels. Under running an LED fitting also increases it’s already impressive lifetime of 50,000 hours. This brings a huge reduction in the maintenance costs over traditional metal halide systems when fittings are installed in high up areas of a warehouse ceiling.
However, efficiency in modern lighting does not stop at output. Intelligent controls play a vital function. Occupancy sensors on each fitting can effectively keep it dormant at 20% output until triggered by an employee or vehicle.
By combining technologies we were able to estimate impressive savings in energy and maintenance with an ROI within 3 years, as predicted using our customisable Cost of Ownership Tool™.
Dave Wright, Supply Chain Manager – Integrity, Comments:
We took our time to see a number of suppliers and proposals, but in the end it was an easy selection. [Connected Light] are not tied to any one manufacturer and gave us clear and independent advice. They put together a proposal with a local company J Bracey Electrical and the install was superb, and the warehouse was fully operational throughout.
We now have excellent consistent lighting in the areas that we are working while maximising our Energy savings by dimming back the lights that are not needed.

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.... Read More

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.... Read More

I've been a Client of Connected Light when working as a Project Manager for two NHS Trusts in Bristol over the past three years. Every interaction with Matt and the wider team at the company is a positive one... Read More

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.

I've been a Client of Connected Light when working as a Project Manager for two NHS Trusts in Bristol over the past three years. Every interaction with Matt and the wider team at the company is a positive one, and everyone I have dealt with has been excellent at explaining legislation, the possibilities with various lighting fixtures and designs. Fee proposals are very reasonable, well presented and complete and Connected Light deliver on what is defined at the outset.
Competence, particularly certified competence, is of paramount importance on the fire safety projects we are working on together, so Connected Light's expertise and accreditations are not only invaluable but also a necessity.
Thank you Connected Light for being a crucial part of our projects and assisting in making our hospital buildings safer, compliant and nicer places to be.



