Planning checklist
- Prioritise movement and task areas before decorative effects
- Position sensors to suit the approach path
- Consider spill light into bedrooms and neighbouring properties
- Plan switching and timers from the start
Lighting Installation
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Quick answer
Outdoor lighting should make entries, paths and task areas easier to use while controlling glare toward neighbours and windows. Product suitability, cable routes, switching and exposure to weather all need to be considered.
A layered plan can combine entry lighting, path lighting, entertaining-area light and targeted garden features.
Outdoor products need to suit their exact location. Covered areas, exposed walls and garden installations create different mounting, moisture and access conditions.
Yes. Sensor position and range should be planned around the way people approach the area and potential false triggers.
No. The fitting and installation method must suit the exposure and location. Product specifications should be checked before installation.