DIALux / Relux Simulation Outputs for EPC & Tenders
Submission-ready calculation reports with stated assumptions: MF, tilt, spacing, and geometry.
Typical response within 24 hours after receiving complete inputs.
Input Checklist
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Road type / application (road, yard, campus, court) -
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Targets (maintained lux + uniformity requirement) -
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Mounting height + pole spacing (or layout assumption) -
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Road width / lanes / median (or CAD / map pin) -
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Tilt / arm length / aiming notes (if any) -
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Power mode (solar / grid) + constraints -
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Submission checklist (client / consultant requirements)
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Why Inputs Matter
Most tender rejections come from unstated assumptions (height, spacing, MF, tilt). Complete inputs make the simulation reviewable, defensible, and faster to approve.
- ✓ Avoid optics–spacing mismatch
- ✓ Reduce redesign cycles
- ✓ Speed up approvals
Request a DIALux / Relux Simulation (24H)
Share your road type, targets, mounting height, and spacing assumptions.
We’ll return a reviewable simulation pack with stated assumptions and outputs.
- ✓ Report PDF (MF, tilt, geometry stated)
- ✓ Lux & uniformity tables aligned to your criteria
- ✓ Layout screenshots for review & submission
- ✓ Matching IES/LDT files (if required)
- ✓ Optional aiming notes & installation remarks
Sample Outputs
Aiming & Installation Notes
Aiming/tilt notes provided when required by layout.
Next Steps
Use these related deliverables to complete tender submissions and reduce design risk.
Each link opens a project-ready checklist or file pack request path.
IES / LDT Photometric Files
Get matching photometry files and verification notes used in DIALux/Relux layouts.
Tender Documents & BOQ
Request tender-ready submission language, BOQ inputs, and what-to-include checklists.
Drawings & Datasheets
Download or request CAD drawings, installation details, and datasheets for approvals.
Engineering Support Hub
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FAQ (DIALux / Relux Simulation for Tenders)
Quick answers to common EPC and tender questions—inputs, assumptions (MF/tilt/spacing), deliverables, and file traceability. If your submission has special rules or NDA requirements, tell us in the form and we’ll align.
What inputs do you need to start a DIALux/Relux simulation?
At minimum: road/area type, target maintained lux and uniformity, mounting height, spacing assumptions, arrangement (single/double-side, staggered/opposite), and any tender submission checklist. If you have CAD or a site sketch, attach it for faster alignment.
Do you provide maintained results or initial results?
We provide maintained results by default. The report states the maintenance factor (MF/LLF) used and the key assumptions that affect compliance (tilt, spacing, geometry, and photometry reference).
Can you share a sample DIALux/Relux report?
Yes. We can share a redacted sample (client/project details removed) showing the report structure, assumptions page, results tables, and layout evidence. If your tender requires NDA, we can share under NDA.
Do you provide matching IES/LDT files with the report?
Yes, when required. We can provide the matching IES/LDT files used for the simulation and list the photometry filename/revision in the report for traceability.
What if my project has multiple road sections or zones?
We can structure outputs by zones (e.g., Section A/B, lane/sidewalk) with separate tables and layout screenshots. Provide zone boundaries or a simple sketch so areas are labeled consistently in the report.