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Facade floodlighting reference
A facade reference relates the target surface and viewing position to the proposed mounting geometry. Use it to organise questions about beam control, aiming and unwanted light. Actual product selection needs the site dimensions and optical documentation, not visual similarity to a reference image.
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A facade reference relates the target surface and viewing position to the proposed mounting geometry. Use it to organise questions about beam control, aiming and unwanted light. Actual product selection needs the site dimensions and optical documentation, not visual similarity to a reference image.Page content updated
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- What should a facade floodlighting brief define?
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Project brief
What should a facade floodlighting brief define?
A facade brief is a description of the target surface, intended viewing positions and mounting opportunities. Record the surface dimensions and materials, the desired visual hierarchy and any areas that should remain unlit. This scene is a planning reference rather than a verified customer installation. Actual product selection needs the site geometry and the selected configuration, not a visual resemblance alone.
Constraints
Which constraints should the floodlighting review include?
Keep beam control, outdoor exposure, service access and nearby surroundings in the same review. Identify mounting restrictions and any sensitive viewing positions, then request the relevant optical and installation information. Leave unconfirmed aiming or control requirements open for technical review. A reference image cannot establish illumination levels, glare performance or the number of luminaires required for another facade.
Product path
Use floodlighting as the focused starting point.
Review the floodlighting application, then connect the site conditions to the product family and enquiry path.
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