LED Lighting For Residential and Property Developers
A developer buys lighting once and lives with it through the defects period. The practical range is recessed downlights and panels for the fixed ceiling, retrofit bulbs the resident can replace themselves, and strip and profile where the architect has drawn a line of light.
The Complaints This Sector Actually Makes
- Fittings chosen on price alone come back as warranty calls during the defects liability period.
- Residents who want dimming later find the original downlights have no control channel.
- Mixed cut-out sizes across a block mean two sets of tools and two sets of spares.
The Products That Answer Them
- Standard and Wi-Fi downlights in matching round and square bodies.
- Panels for kitchens, utility rooms and corridors.
- Aluminium profiles for cove and joinery detailing.
- Retrofit bulbs on common bases so residents can buy replacements anywhere.
Product Families Used In Residential and Property Developers
Standard Downlights
Plain recessed downlights without smart control.
Open →7 productsWi-Fi Downlights
Ultra-thin recessed downlights with app dimming and CCT control, 6W to 12W.
Open →13 productsLED Panel Lights
Recessed and surface panels in square and round formats, including CCT adjustable and RGB series.
Open →15 productsAluminium LED Profiles
Extruded profiles and linear light bodies, recessed, surface, corner and pendant.
Open →References Specified For This Sector
led down light 1W
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led down light 3w
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Dimmable wifi WWCW Ultra-thin Round down light 12W
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Dimmable wifi WWCW Ultra-thin Round down light 9W
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CCT Adjustable 300X300
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CCT Adjustable LED Panel light 300*1200
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10mm deep CRST-LL-21 LED Linear Lights with flange
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10mm deep CRST-LL-22 LED Linear Lights without flange
View specification →Notes Relevant To Residential and Property Developers
Kelvins and Lumens: The Two Numbers Buyers Get Wrong
Colour temperature and light output are the two specifications that decide whether a lamp is accepted on site, and they are routinely confused with each other and with watts.
Read →Technical NoteInside the Wi-Fi Downlight Platform: 2.4GHz, 1 to 100 Percent, 20 to 30 Metres
The documented specification of the Wi-Fi controlled downlight family, and what those numbers mean for a real building.
Read →Product NoteStrip, Kit or Profile: Three Ways to Buy the Same Light
The same LED tape is sold three ways - as a bare reel, as a packaged retail kit, and built into an aluminium profile - and the right one depends entirely on who you sell to.
Read →Questions From Residential and Property Developers Buyers
Can one order cover a whole block?
Do you hold stock for snagging?
Specify Residential and Property Developers Lighting With Us
Describe the building, the zones and the quantities. The reply names the references, the control platform and the packaging.