NOVALUX · Electrical installations
Lighting & LED systems
Good lighting needs to fit both the room and its electrical installation. Whether replacing individual fittings or converting an area to LED, NOVALUX takes your requirements and coordinates mounting, supply and control.
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Who is this service for?
- Private clients
- Businesses
- Property managers
Possible scope of work
- Agree luminaire installation and replacement against room conditions, mounting surfaces and existing wiring.
- Check suitable combinations of LED fittings, drivers and existing dimmers.
- Align switching groups and connection positions with the intended use.
What you receive
- An agreed set of lighting functions and connection requirements.
- Within the agreed scope: installed or connected luminaires and operating guidance.
From enquiry to handover
Describe the connection requirements
Send the requested information and explain the intended result. Photographs of accessible areas help preparation; electrical covers do not need to be opened for this.
Agree conditions and scope
Any necessary site visit, preparation and interruptions are clarified for the actual property. You receive a defined scope before a binding commission is established.
Arrange delivery and handover
Timing, materials and necessary final checks follow the confirmed commission. Changes from the initial conditions are discussed before additional work is carried out.
What we need for your quotation
- Luminaire model or product data sheet
- Photographs of the mounting position and existing connection
- Desired lighting effect, dimming and controls
Frequently asked questions
Can existing fittings be converted to LED?
That depends on their construction and components. A matching lamp base does not by itself establish electrical compatibility, dimming performance or thermal suitability.
Why does my LED flicker when dimmed?
The combination of dimmer, driver and light source can be one cause. Exact product details and a description of the behaviour help define the assessment.
Who decides where the fittings go?
Your use of the room and design preferences provide the basis. For larger areas or specific lighting targets, a separate design can guide the installation decision.