Initial meeting and gathering basic project detail.
Understanding customer needs, industry type, and suitable solutions.
Preparing a customised design for client approval.
Sourcing lights , wires , cables, electrical panels.
Civil work and foundational tasks.
Electrical systems are installed with precision.
Lighting levels.
Delivered and client ready.
Here’s a step-by-step overview of how we manage each project, from the initial client meeting to the final handover. Every stage is carefully planned to ensure efficiency, quality, and solutions tailored to the client’s specific needs.
Our team initiates the first meeting to understand the client’s project goals, site conditions, and expected timelines. This conversation lays the groundwork for a clear and collaborative journey ahead.
By aligning early on, we ensure a solid foundation and a shared understanding from day one.
We work closely with the client to gain a clear understanding of their specific needs and operational challenges. By identifying the industry type and its unique demands, we’re able to tailor solutions that are practical, compliant, and effective.
A well-defined requirement phase ensures the final design aligns with real-world applications and delivers lasting value.
With a clear understanding of the client’s requirements, we develop a customised design tailored to their operational and technical needs. This includes planning for the required LUX levels in accordance with industry standards to ensure optimal lighting conditions. The design is then shared for review, and any feedback or revisions are incorporated before final approval.
An accurate and well-reviewed design ensures smooth execution, minimises rework, and aligns the project with both functional expectations and regulatory norms.
Once the design is approved, we proceed with sourcing all necessary materials, including lights, wires, cables, and electrical panels.
Securing high-quality materials ensures the project runs smoothly, meets safety standards, and stays on schedule.
Upon receipt of all necessary materials, we initiate the on-site civil work, focusing on tasks such as site preparation, excavation, and laying the groundwork for the installation of electrical systems.
Executing these tasks with precision ensures a secure base for the installation process, maintaining safety and efficiency throughout the project.
Following the completion of civil work, our team carries out the installation of electrical systems. A key focus during this phase is the precise aiming of light fixtures to ensure uniform illumination and compliance with LUX level requirements.
Proper alignment at this stage helps achieve optimal lighting coverage, prevents dark spots or glare, and eliminates the need for future adjustments or rework.
After installation, we carry out a comprehensive LUX audit to validate the lighting on-site. Lux is the unit of illuminance; one lux equals one lumen per square meter and helps determine how effectively light reaches a surface.
We ensure optimal lighting uniformity, visual comfort, and safety by measuring LUX levels across the site. This step is crucial in industrial or commercial settings where lighting performance must meet specific norms and regulatory requirements.
Upon successful completion of the project, meeting all technical, functional, and quality requirements, we formally hand over the site to the client.
This final step marks the transition from execution to operation, ensuring the client receives a fully functional, ready-to-use solution.
When lighting up massive spaces like stadiums, airports, industrial sites, or arenas, it’s not just about making things brighter, it’s about lighting them right. Achieving the right lux levels ensures visibility, safety, and operational performance.
Lux is a unit that measures how much light actually falls on a surface. It helps determine how well-lit an area is, not just how bright the light source is.
To Simplify
Lumens tell you how much light a fixture emits.
Lux tells you how much of that light reaches the intended area.
(1 lux = 1 lumen per square meter)
Internal work zones or corridors: 200–300 lux
Recreational stadiums: 500–750 lux
Professional sports arenas (TV-ready): 1,200 lux and up
Outdoor arenas or aviation zones: 2,000+ lux for night visibility
Uniform lighting coverage across large or uneven areas
Balanced horizontal and vertical illumination
Compliance with industry-specific regulations and standards
In essence, accurate lux level planning is the foundation of high-performance lighting. It ensures every corner of a space is effectively lit, supporting both safety and functionality.