Bluewater’s car parks are being transformed through a multi-year programme covering up to 8,000 smart luminaires. Mymesh provides movement-based dimming, a robust wireless network and automated emergency-lighting tests that reduce manual work and support continuous compliance.
Bluewater’s car parks are being transformed through a multi-year programme covering up to 8,000 smart luminaires. Mymesh provides movement-based dimming, a robust wireless network and automated emergency-lighting tests that reduce manual work and support continuous compliance. Landsec (majority owner and manager) is involved as owner or client, while Bluewater Shopping Centre uses the building.
Automatic emergency-lighting self-tests reduce manual work while helping Bluewater remain compliant. Mymesh provides movement-based dimming, a robust wireless network and automated emergency-lighting tests that reduce manual work and support continuous compliance.
The three-year programme aims to replace all 8,000 luminaires with smart variants. By the end of 2019, 3,000 luminaires had already been replaced.
All smart luminaires operate within a robust wireless data infrastructure. Test results can be recorded and monitored without manual inspection.
The delivery brings together design by Eric Kuhne, ownership or commissioning by Landsec (majority owner and manager) and use by Bluewater Shopping Centre. The project aligns with Lux Award 2019.
