Request a Custom Light Plan
No two operations are the same. Geography, greenhouse structure, and crop all shape how a plan is engineered, so every light plan starts from your actual conditions, not a template. Share a few details about your facility and your regional sales manager will be in touch within 1 to 2 business days to confirm specs and build your light plan: a photometric layout with fixture placement, projected PPFD, connected load, and power consumption.
A custom light plan, engineered to your room
One name, not a call center
Your region routes to a named manager who owns the project from first call through post-install support.
Before you submit
Is there a cost for the light plan?
No. The plan is part of how we sell. You’re not obligated to purchase after receiving it. Most of our growers use the plan as the basis for an RFP to multiple vendors.
What if I don't know all the specs?
Leave those fields blank. Your regional sales manager will follow up with the specific questions needed to build the plan. The minimum we really need is facility type, crop, approximate area, and contact info.
How long does it take?
Initial reply within 1 to 2 business days. Full engineered plan typically 3 to 5 business days after we have your complete specs. Urgent requests like rebate deadlines or grant timelines: flag it in your message.
What is the best type of lighting for my application?
Many factors go into selecting the best type of lighting system (LED, HPS, MH, CMH, or hybrid) for any application. The decision should always be based on a carefully considered light plan specific to that application. Working with a manufacturer who offers multiple product technologies ensures an unbiased recommendation, so you know the technology you’re getting is the best fit for your particular operation.
How do I find and apply for rebate programs?
Many utilities require luminaires to be DLC-listed to qualify for energy conservation incentive programs. LEDs that have earned DLC certification are proven to deliver a high level of both quality and energy efficiency.
If you’re in the USA, the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency at dsireusa.org tracks all current energy incentive programs and shows which ones you may qualify for. For more detail, read our guide to qualifying for energy rebates on an LED installation.
If you’re a Canadian grower, contact your local electrical utility and ask for their energy conservation team. Your regional sales manager can also point you to current programs.