ResourcesOutdoor lighting project brief
Resource
Outdoor lighting project brief
A project brief is the common record used by procurement and engineering to review a lighting requirement. This checklist covers the application, selected product, quantity, destination and documents needed for the next decision. Mark unconfirmed details so an assumption does not become a purchase requirement.
LUXiFiC / Resources / Outdoor lighting project brief
A project brief is the common record used by procurement and engineering to review a lighting requirement. This checklist covers the application, selected product, quantity, destination and documents needed for the next decision. Mark unconfirmed details so an assumption does not become a purchase requirement.Page content updated
Use this guide
What should you prepare before requesting a review?
- 01
What site information belongs in a lighting brief?
A lighting project brief is a shared description of the place and the task the lighting must support. Include the route or area, mounting positions, target surfaces and available site imagery. Mark fixed constraints separately from options still being considered, and add a layout drawing where available so the review is not based on a product photograph alone.
- 02
Name the decision that matters.
Share the preferred family or product role, quantity, control expectation, and technical documents required for review.
- 03
Give the team a usable next step.
Add target market, destination, timing, and the best way to continue the conversation. Confirmed commercial terms require a written response.
01 / Application
What site information belongs in a lighting brief?
A lighting project brief is a shared description of the place and the task the lighting must support. Include the route or area, mounting positions, target surfaces and available site imagery. Mark fixed constraints separately from options still being considered, and add a layout drawing where available so the review is not based on a product photograph alone.
02 / Product
Name the decision that matters.
Share the preferred family or product role, quantity, control expectation, and technical documents required for review.
03 / Commercial
Give the team a usable next step.
Add target market, destination, timing, and the best way to continue the conversation. Confirmed commercial terms require a written response.
Next step
Turn this reference into a project brief.
Share your application, product context, quantity, market, and the documents you need to review.