Lighting Control
Across London and Kent

Lighting control specialists with over three decades of combined security industry experience. London and Kent. Updated June 2026.

Key facts

  • Commercial lighting control specialists
  • Serving London and Kent
  • Energy-saving smart lighting solutions
  • Automated scheduling and scene control
  • Occupancy and daylight sensing
  • DALI, KNX and integrated control systems
  • Smart building integration available
  • Design, installation and maintenance services
  • Free site surveys and consultations

Professional Lighting Control Installation Across London & Kent

Transform the way you manage lighting with intelligent lighting control systems designed and installed by Smartec Integrated Systems. We provide advanced lighting control solutions for commercial buildings, offices, healthcare facilities, educational environments, residential developments, hospitality venues, and industrial premises throughout London and Kent.

Modern lighting control systems help businesses reduce energy consumption, improve occupant comfort, enhance productivity, and create more flexible working environments. Whether you require automated lighting schedules, occupancy-based controls, daylight harvesting, scene setting, or complete smart building integration, our experienced engineers deliver tailored solutions designed around your operational requirements.

From single-site installations to large-scale multi-building projects, we provide complete lighting control design, installation, commissioning, and ongoing support services.

At a glance

Installation of DALI lighting controls, KNX systems, occupancy sensors, daylight harvesting controls, scene-setting systems, wireless lighting controls, and smart building lighting integration.
Site survey, lighting control design, controller programming, sensor installation, system commissioning, user training, testing, and ongoing support.
Reduce unnecessary energy consumption through automated scheduling, occupancy detection, daylight-responsive controls, and intelligent lighting management.
Lighting control installation and support throughout all London boroughs, plus Maidstone, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Canterbury, Medway, and surrounding areas across Kent.
Lighting control maintenance packages available including system health checks, programming updates, fault diagnostics, emergency support, and ongoing optimisation.

What Is a Lighting Control System?

A lighting control system enables users to automatically manage and optimise lighting throughout a building. Rather than relying solely on traditional switches, intelligent controls use sensors, schedules, software, and automation to deliver the right lighting levels at the right time.

Lighting control systems can:

  • Automate lighting schedules
  • Reduce energy consumption
  • Improve occupant comfort
  • Support sustainability targets
  • Create custom lighting scenes
  • Monitor energy performance
  • Integrate with wider building management systems

Modern lighting controls provide greater flexibility and efficiency while helping organisations reduce operational costs and carbon emissions.

Benefits of Lighting Control Systems

smartec project - Wembley NE03Reduce Energy Costs

Lighting often represents a significant proportion of a building’s energy usage. Automated controls ensure lights are only used when required, helping reduce electricity consumption and operating costs.

Improve Occupant Comfort

Create comfortable, productive environments with lighting levels that automatically adjust based on occupancy, daylight availability, and time of day.

Support Sustainability Goals

Reduce energy waste and support environmental targets through intelligent lighting management and monitoring.

Flexible Space Management

Adapt lighting scenes and schedules to suit different room uses, working patterns, and building occupancy levels.

Improve Building Efficiency

Lighting control systems can form part of a wider smart building strategy, improving operational efficiency and building performance.

Centralised Management

Control multiple zones, floors, or buildings through a single management platform.

Our Lighting Control Solutions

Image of commercial lighting | smartecDALI Lighting Control Systems

Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) systems provide precise control over lighting fixtures, enabling advanced dimming, scheduling, monitoring, and scene setting.

KNX Smart Building Controls

KNX lighting controls allow seamless integration between lighting, HVAC, blinds, security systems, and other building technologies.

Occupancy Sensors

Automatically switch lights on and off based on room occupancy, reducing unnecessary energy usage.

Daylight Harvesting

Adjust artificial lighting levels in response to available natural daylight to maximise efficiency and comfort.

Scene Setting Controls

Create customised lighting environments for meeting rooms, reception areas, hospitality venues, classrooms, and multi-purpose spaces.

Wireless Lighting Controls

Flexible wireless solutions ideal for retrofit projects, heritage buildings, and premises where traditional cabling may be impractical.

Industries We Serve

We design and install lighting control systems for a wide range of sectors, including:

  • Commercial offices
  • Healthcare facilities
  • Schools and universities
  • Hotels and hospitality venues
  • Retail environments
  • Industrial facilities
  • Warehouses
  • Residential developments
  • Public sector buildings
  • Multi-occupancy premises

Each solution is tailored to the specific operational and energy management requirements of the building.

Our Lighting Control Installation Process

smartec project - University of Roehampton1. Site Survey & Consultation

We assess your building, lighting infrastructure, operational requirements, and energy-saving objectives.

2. System Design

Our engineers create a bespoke lighting control strategy tailored to your building and future scalability requirements.

3. Installation

We install all control hardware, sensors, interfaces, and communication infrastructure with minimal disruption to your operations.

4. Programming & Commissioning

The system is configured, programmed, and fully tested to ensure optimal performance.

5. User Training

We provide comprehensive training to ensure facilities managers and building users can confidently operate the system.

6. Ongoing Support

Maintenance and support packages are available to keep your lighting control system performing efficiently long-term.

Lighting Control Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures lighting control systems continue to operate efficiently and deliver maximum performance.

Our maintenance services include:

  • System health checks
  • Sensor testing
  • Controller diagnostics
  • Software and firmware updates
  • Fault finding and repairs
  • Performance optimisation
  • Remote support
  • Emergency engineer callouts

Preventative maintenance helps maximise system lifespan and energy-saving performance.

FAQs

What is a lighting control system?
A lighting control system automatically manages lighting throughout a building using schedules, sensors, automation, and intelligent controls to improve efficiency and user comfort.
How much energy can lighting controls save?
Savings vary depending on building type and usage patterns, but intelligent lighting controls can significantly reduce unnecessary energy consumption through automation and occupancy-based control.
Can lighting controls be integrated with a Building Management System?
Yes. Many lighting control systems can integrate seamlessly with Building Management Systems (BMS), HVAC controls, security systems, and wider smart building technologies.
Are lighting controls suitable for existing buildings?
Absolutely. Both wired and wireless lighting control solutions are available for retrofit projects and existing premises.
Do you provide maintenance services?
Yes. We offer ongoing maintenance, support, system optimisation, and emergency callout services throughout London and Kent.
What types of buildings require maintenance?
  • Offices
  • Schools
  • Warehouses
  • Restaurants
  • Hotels
  • HMOs
  • Apartment blocks
  • Retail units
  • Industrial sites
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