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Smart lighting that pays for the ceiling it hangs from.

Kinetic Space consolidates the products of iDim Solution (HK), DMS Lighting (HK) and Overseas Design Technology, and distributes them worldwide from Singapore — smart, sensor-driven lighting that cuts consumption by 60% or more against traditional fittings.

60%+ energy savings50,000+ hour fixtures24–36 month payback
Henderson Waves pedestrian bridge lit at dusk, timber deck and wave canopy above the Singapore skyline
Henderson Waves, Singapore
60%+lower consumption than traditional lighting
50,000+rated hours per fixture
24–36months typical payback
What we do

Lighting that knows whether anyone is there.

More than a lamp-for-lamp swap — here is what the system actually does.

Energy savings

Smart, sensor-driven lighting that reduces consumption by 60% or more versus traditional lighting, through occupancy-based dimming that responds automatically to real-world usage.

Smart monitoring & reporting

Fully automated systems with AI and sensor-based controls, paired with mobile apps and online dashboards for real-time usage analytics — replacing manual switches and walk-around checks.

Reliability & affordability

Fixtures rated for 50,000+ hours of use, with a typical payback period of 24 to 36 months, designed as direct retrofits for existing T5 and T8 installations.

Environmental responsibility

A lower carbon footprint and less energy waste, as a responsible manufacturer committed to sustainable operations.

Accessible technical support

Customisable functions and settings, with remote control available from anywhere in the world.

Zone control, in plain terms

Never dark. Rarely at full power.

A carpark on a sensor does not switch off between cars. It holds a low ambient level everywhere, and lifts the zone around movement to full output.

No dark zones

Every bay keeps a low safety glow, so there is always light to walk and drive by.

The zone follows you

Adjacent fixtures lift together, so full brightness arrives before you do.

Savings come from the gap

The hours nobody is there are the hours the bill stops growing.

Smart lighting follows a vehicle through a carpark All fixtures maintain a low background glow. Fixtures around and ahead of a moving car rise to full output. BACKGROUND LEVEL FULL OUTPUT
How a retrofit runs

Four steps, and the building stays open.

Nothing here needs the floor handed over. Each stage is scheduled against how the space is actually used.

01

Site walk & audit

We count fixtures, note housings, wiring and operating hours, and identify the zones where control pays back fastest.

02

Photometric layout

IES files are run against your floor plate to confirm lux levels and uniformity before anything is ordered.

03

Retrofit installation

Fixtures are swapped zone by zone, scheduled around occupancy so the space stays in use.

04

Commissioning & handover

Zones, sensor thresholds and schedules are set on site, then handed over with drawings and certification.

References

Work already on the ceiling.

Linear LED luminaires running the length of a basement carpark deck at SZ Carpark Carpark
SZ Carpark, Singapore
Surface-mounted linear LED fittings over parking bays and circulation aisles Carpark
SZ Carpark — bay lighting
Undulating steel canopy of Henderson Waves picked out by concealed linear lighting at night Architectural
Henderson Waves — wave canopy

All projects

Frequently asked

Straight answers.

Can this go into a building that is already occupied?

Yes — that is the case the range is designed for. The retrofit fixtures are sized to the housings already installed and the control network is wireless, so there is no new control wiring to pull. Work is normally staged zone by zone around occupancy.

How does smart lighting actually reduce consumption?

Two ways stack. First the LED draws less than the fluorescent or discharge fitting it replaces. Then sensing and scheduling stop that fixture running at full output when nobody is in the zone — which in a carpark or a stairwell is most of the day.

Will the carpark go dark between cars?

No. Zones are set to hold a low ambient level and lift to full output on detection, so there is always light to walk and drive by. The dimmed level and the response are both set during commissioning.

Can your consultant specify from your data?

Yes. IES photometric files, product datasheets and safety certification are published on the Products page — download them and model the layout before you commit.

Do you supply only, or install as well?

Both. We can supply to a contractor working to your specification, or handle survey, photometric layout, installation and commissioning as one package.

Get started

Have a building in mind?

Send us the floor plate, the fixture count or just the address. We will come back with what a retrofit would involve.