Configure Your Modular Lighting System
Configure Saleh Deco tracks, flexible conductive belts, lighting modules, drivers, connections and accessories, then generate a preliminary bill of materials.
How to Use the Modular Lighting Planner
Start by entering the project name, room type and basic dimensions. Select the supported modular lighting system and create the required rigid-track or flexible-belt segments. Add lighting modules, connections, mounting accessories and power products to each section.
The planner checks the relationships between the selected components and produces a preliminary system schedule. Review the validation messages, connected load, electrical networks, system schematic and bill of materials before exporting the result.
Recommended steps
- Enter the project and room information.
- Select the lighting system and create its segments.
- Add lighting modules, connections, accessories and power products.
- Review the validation, electrical load, schematic and bill of materials.
- Save the draft or export the completed preliminary schedule.
What Does the Planner Calculate?
The Modular Lighting Planner combines the main components required to prepare a modular lighting system. Instead of selecting tracks, connectors, drivers and modules independently, the tool organizes them into one coordinated preliminary schedule.
It calculates or organizes:
- Rigid-track and flexible-belt lengths
- Track sections and purchased carrier quantities
- Internal joints and segment connections
- Lighting-module quantities
- Mounting and suspension accessories
- Connected electrical load
- Preliminary power networks and driver requirements
- Current product value
- System connection schematic
- Bill of materials
MG26 Belt Lighting System
The first supported system is the MG26 Belt Lighting System. It combines slim rigid track, deep rigid track and flexible conductive belt with compatible lighting modules, connections, suspension components, belt accessories and track-mounted drivers.
A project can contain several segments and electrical networks. The planner identifies how the selected sections relate to each other and organizes the compatible products required for the preliminary design.
Browse the MG26 Belt Lighting System
Planning Scope and Limitations
This planner creates a preliminary product and system schedule. Its schematic shows component relationships and electrical topology but is not a scaled ceiling plan or installation drawing.
Lumen values are not currently available for every MG26 lighting module, so the planner does not yet calculate room lux levels. Use the separate Lux & Lumens Calculator when confirmed lumen data is available for the selected fittings.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a configuration tool that organizes compatible carriers, lighting modules, connections, accessories and power products into a preliminary lighting-system schedule.
Yes. The MG26 system supports designs combining compatible rigid-track and flexible-belt sections when the required connectors, mounting components and electrical relationships are included.
The planner reviews the selected lighting load and organizes suitable preliminary power networks and available track-mounted drivers. Final circuit division should be confirmed as part of the project review.
No. It illustrates product relationships, connections and system topology. It does not show precise ceiling positions or installation dimensions.
The displayed value is a preliminary total based on the products and quantities currently selected. The final quotation remains subject to product availability, project review and confirmed requirements.
Need Help Finalizing Your Modular Lighting System?
Send the preliminary planner result to Saleh Deco for product review, compatibility checking and quotation preparation.