Contact the project desk

Connect Acuity Brands support to your next decision

Provide the project location, application, design stage and controls basis. That context helps route the request to an application, documentation or delivery conversation without repeating the same intake.

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Project support desk

1170 Lighting Coordination Way
Conyers, GA 30012, USA

Email
[email protected]

Phone
+1 770 555 0182

Hours
Monday–Friday, 08:00–17:00 ET

Social
LinkedIn project updates

Address and contact channels are demonstration data for this generated site and require operational verification before publication. Product availability, certification scope and response time depend on market and selected configuration.

Route the request accurately

Application questions should identify the room type, ceiling system, mounting height and target light level. Controls questions should name the protocol, sensor strategy, emergency behavior and commissioning responsibility. Delivery questions should include the approved configuration, quantity, destination and required-on-site sequence. Warranty questions need the installed catalog reference, date code, observed behavior and site conditions.

What happens after intake

The first review separates known inputs from unresolved assumptions. A response may request an IES or LDT calculation, a luminaire sample, a driver compatibility check or confirmation of the applicable UL, CE or RoHS scope. Photometric results remain sensitive to reflectance, geometry and maintenance factors. Control response remains sensitive to wiring, topology, sensor placement and programming.

Send a structured lighting brief

Include mounting, target light level, CCT/CRI preference, voltage, dimming protocol and required-on-site date when known. If a fixture schedule exists, note its revision and the decisions still open. Avoid sending credentials, payment card data or unrelated personal information.

A useful minimum brief

For one representative space, list the task, dimensions, ceiling condition, operating hours and expected maintenance access. State whether visual comfort, maximum efficacy, color quality or architectural integration carries the most weight. When daylight harvesting is planned, describe window orientation and control zones. When a mock-up is available, record mounting distance, dimming level and observation conditions so the review can be repeated.