For Property Managers

Intelligent lighting for commercial premises you manage.

Control car parks, access roads and logistics zones from one platform. Cut energy costs, improve safety for visitors and staff, and detect lighting faults before they become complaints.

96 controlled luminaires at Plzeň Area Bory shopping center

What changes for property operations?

Lower energy costs

Dynamic dimming by time of day and conditions keeps visibility where needed while reducing consumption in car parks and circulation areas.

Safer premises

Consistent illumination for visitors, retail staff and logistics teams — including rear loading and unloading zones that are easy to under-light.

Faster fault response

Outages are recorded automatically. Service teams see which luminaire failed and where, instead of waiting for a tenant report or night patrol.

One overview for the whole site

Parking, perimeter and logistics lighting in a single dashboard — status, control and operational data without separate systems per zone.

Where property managers use controlled lighting

The same platform that powers municipal street lighting also fits commercial outdoor infrastructure.

Shopping centers

Visitor car parks, main entrances and perimeter lighting

Retail parks

Large parking fields and shared access roads

Office campuses

Staff parking, pathways and service yards

Logistics sites

Loading bays, manoeuvring areas and night operations

Property manager · Shopping center

Plzeň Area Bory: 96 luminaires across parking and logistics

Situation

Area Bory is a shopping center in Plzeň with extensive outdoor areas: visitor parking, circulation routes and rear zones for goods loading and unloading. The property team needed modern LED lighting with central control, not isolated fixtures checked manually.

Solution

The Logimic Light system with the ACADA Light platform manages luminaires across the site. Parking areas use dynamic intensity adjustment by time and ambient conditions. Logistics zones have sufficient lighting for safe operations, with remote control and immediate fault detection.

Results

  • 96 controlled luminaires across parking and service areas,
  • optimised energy use through dimming profiles,
  • improved safety for visitors and logistics staff,
  • faster detection and resolution of lighting faults,
  • open architecture (Zhaga/NEMA, IQRF, LoRaWAN) for future expansion.

Implemented by Qelpro — lighting integrator and Logimic partner

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Smart lighting at Plzeň Area Bory shopping center car park

From a dark car park to a managed lighting network

Without central control

  1. 1. Faults discovered lateSecurity or tenants notice dark areas first.
  2. 2. Manual site checksTechnicians drive the site to find which luminaire failed.
  3. 3. Fixed schedules onlyFull output all night, even when the car park is empty.
  4. 4. Separate zones, separate systemsParking, logistics and perimeter managed independently.

With Logimic control

  1. 1. Faults recorded automatically
  2. 2. Exact luminaire and location in the overview
  3. 3. Dimming profiles matched to operating hours
  4. 4. One platform for the whole commercial site

Less downtime. Lower energy. Better visibility for operations.

Plzeň Area Bory shopping center logo

Flexible architecture for commercial sites

Commercial properties evolve — new tenants, extended opening hours, additional parking. An open lighting platform lets you integrate different luminaire types and communication technologies without replacing the entire control system.

  • Zhaga/NEMA compatible nodes,
  • IQRF and LoRaWAN connectivity,
  • remote monitoring and control,
  • scalable from tens to thousands of luminaires.
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Frequently asked questions

Is this only for municipalities?

No. The same lighting control platform is used at shopping centers, retail parks, office campuses and logistics yards — anywhere outdoor lighting needs remote management and energy optimisation.

Do we have to replace all luminaires at once?

No. Modernisation can start in one zone — for example a car park — and expand to loading areas, access roads and other parts of the site over time.

Can we dim lighting when fewer visitors are on site?

Yes. Time-based and dimming profiles let you match light levels to operating hours, season or ambient conditions while keeping safety where it matters.

How will we know a luminaire has failed?

The platform records outages and faults. The specific luminaire appears in the overview with its location, so service teams do not have to search the site manually.

Who implements the project?

Logimic provides the IoT platform. Installation and luminaire supply are typically delivered by a lighting integrator such as Qelpro, who implemented the Area Bory reference.

Does the system work with different luminaire brands?

Yes. Open architecture supports standards such as Zhaga/NEMA and protocols including IQRF and LoRaWAN, so you are not locked to a single hardware vendor.

Planning lighting for a shopping center or commercial site?

Tell us the type of property, approximate number of outdoor luminaires and what you need to solve today. We will show relevant examples including Area Bory.