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- What is your main reason and what are your secondary reasons for installing new lighting?
- What lighting do you currently have installed? The type of technology (ex. Fluorescent) is important, too.
- Are all lights working? Is electricity to those lights operating?
- What is your budget?
- When would you like to begin this project?
- Pictures of the area and existing fixtures are also helpful in some situations.
Information is especially important when working with a board that meets monthly. Plan ahead and have your community’s information ready to begin conversations with a lighting specialist.
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Life Safety
Life safety products are important at multi-family properties to keep visitors and guests safe. In common areas, emergency lights and exit signs should be tested and maintained. LED opportunities are also available with these products for extra energy savings.
Smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are often the responsibility of each unit’s owner and are purchased accordingly. At times, management may initiate purchasing a bulk purchase for all units. With 10-year alarms lasting for so long, it’s reassuring for neighbors in close proximity to know all units are utilizing best practices for multi-family life safety.