Smart Lighting Controls
Reduce lighting waste, improve usability, and keep teams happy
Occupancy Sensors and Presence Detection
Automatically control lighting in aisles, corridors, toilets, meeting rooms and stores.
Daylight Dimming and Harvesting
Use natural light first, then top up output only when needed.
Zoning and Scene Control
Control areas independently by task, shift, or use-case, not the whole building at once.
Commissioning that Works in Real Life
Correct time delays, sensitivity and overrides, so controls support people, not frustrate them.
Lighting that responds to how the space is used
Smart controls that deliver savings without annoying your team
Many buildings waste energy because lights run at full output, all day, across areas that are empty for long periods. Controls are the next step after LED upgrades, particularly in warehouses, corridors, stairwells, toilets, storage areas and meeting rooms.
We start by understanding how your building operates, then recommend the simplest control approach that delivers results. That might be PIR or microwave sensors in low-traffic areas, zoning by bay or department, daylight dimming near windows and skylights, or timed schedules for predictable operating hours. We then commission the system properly, so it feels natural for staff and avoids “lights turning off while I’m working” complaints.
If you’re upgrading fittings too, see our LED lighting upgrades, and if you need exterior control as well, explore flood and security lighting.
Call us today: 01698 883232
Get a quote for smart lighting controls
Tell us the building type and how areas are used, we’ll recommend the right control approach.
Email: info@wbelectrical.co.uk
Fast response, practical options, commissioning done properly.
Where smart lighting controls make sense
Controls make the biggest impact where occupancy varies, where daylight is available, or where large areas are currently switched together.
Warehouse aisles and pick faces
Lights brighten where people are working, and dim where aisles are empty.
Corridors, stairs and shared routes
Stop long run-times in low-traffic areas while keeping routes usable.
Meeting rooms and breakout spaces
Reduce wasted hours where rooms are booked but empty, or used intermittently.
Toilets, stores and plant areas
Automatic control where people come and go, without relying on manual switches.
Manufacturing zones and production bays
Control by line, bay, or shift pattern to suit how production runs.
Offices and open plan areas
Zoning and daylight dimming near windows improves comfort and reduces waste.
Retail and customer areas
Scene control for presentation lighting, plus back-of-house automation.
External routes and car parks
Timed schedules, photocells, and sensors to control floodlighting and avoid all-night running.
Smart Lighting Controls across Scotland
Stop lighting waste, keep the building comfortable to use
Send your site details and we’ll recommend the simplest control setup that delivers results. We’ll install and commission properly, and we can support ongoing adjustments if your layout changes.
Trusted Electrical Experts
Fully Accredited & Fully Compliant
Our engineers are trained to the highest standards and certified across key industry schemes. Giving you peace of mind that your electrical systems are in safe hands.
Got a question about Smart Lighting Controls?
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Other services you may be interested in
LED Lighting Upgrades
Upgrade fittings for better performance, lower running costs, and visible results across your site.
Lighting Maintenance and Inspections
Keep fittings, drivers, sensors and controls reliable with planned visits and clear reporting.
Flood and Security Lighting
Add external lighting control for yards, routes and car parks, with sensors, timers and dusk-to-dawn options.
Locations we cover
Central Scotland and beyond, including Glasgow, Edinburgh, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Motherwell, Airdrie, Coatbridge, Livingston, Bathgate, Falkirk, Stirling, Cumbernauld, Paisley, Renfrew, Clydebank, Dumbarton, Greenock, Ayr, Kilmarnock, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Perth