Specification desk
Send project context, not just a product name. Room use, mounting conditions, target values and controls intent let our team route your request to the right technical conversation.

Email
[email protected]
Phone
+49 89 0000 2400
Hours
Monday–Friday, 08:30–17:30 CET
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The specification desk handles application and documentation questions for professional projects. Product availability, certification scope and commercial terms remain dependent on the selected configuration and destination market.
For efficient review, mention the application, quantity or area, target illuminance, CCT/CRI preference, mounting method, environmental rating and required dimming protocol. If a calculation already exists, identify the photometric file and product configuration used. Procurement questions should include destination market and requested timeline so certification scope and availability can be considered. Our response will distinguish confirmed product information from assumptions that require further verification.
A useful office request identifies the task plane, workstation layout, ceiling height and desired glare approach. An industrial request should add mounting height, aisle geometry, ambient conditions, IP/IK expectations and surge requirements. For control questions, state whether the basis is DALI-2, 0-10V or another interface, and identify occupancy, daylight and emergency behavior. These details reduce ambiguity during routing; they do not guarantee a particular product outcome.
Please avoid submitting confidential personal data. Drawings should be limited to the information needed for lighting review. If a product family has already been selected, include its ordering code instead of a shortened marketing name. If no family is selected, explain the performance criteria and service-access constraints so the discussion can remain application-led.
Responses may identify a documentation path, request missing calculation inputs or flag an interface that needs confirmation by the controls supplier. They are not a substitute for final engineering approval, local code review or verification of the installed condition. Keeping those boundaries visible helps participants understand which decision is resolved and which evidence remains outstanding.