Security Lighting
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Every site uses physical security measures such as fences, locks, alarms and lights. This lesson looks at one measure that every site needs: security lighting. Good lighting puts off criminals and helps guards and cameras see. It also makes people feel safe. Bad lighting creates shadows, glare, and wasted power.
Focus: understand which lights to use, where to put them, and how to keep them working.
Learning objectives
- Explain the role of lighting in security.
- Name the main types of security lighting and where each is used.
- Describe the main design rules for good security lighting.
- Explain why lighting must be checked and maintained.
- Say what a guard does when the power fails, and how lighting affects your own post and your reports.
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