Facade lighting refers to the illumination of the exterior of a building, designed to enhance its architectural features and create visual impact at night. It typically consists of a combination of lighting fixtures, mounting systems, and control equipment. The main components include light sources such as LED, halogen, or metal halide lamps, chosen for their brightness, color temperature, and energy efficiency. These lights are installed using fixtures like wall washers, spotlights, or linear lights, which are mounted on walls, rooftops, or ground surfaces to highlight specific elements of the building’s facade. Control systems, including dimmers, timers, or smart lighting controllers, allow for customization of brightness, color, and lighting patterns. Supporting elements such as cables, connectors, brackets, and protective housings ensure that the installation is safe, durable, and resistant to weather conditions. The overall effect combines aesthetics and functionality, emphasizing the building’s design while providing visibility and security.