Which one of the following statements with regard to security lighting in a plant is not correct ?

Security lighting in industrial plants is designed to deter, detect, and delay intruders. Option C is incorrect because the primary purpose of security lighting is to illuminate perimeters, entrances, and approaches to eliminate shadows and hiding spots. Keeping approaches in the dark would provide cover for unauthorized individuals, compromising the plant's security.

• Option A: Robust poles with anti-tamper covers are standard security requirements to prevent physical sabotage of the lighting infrastructure.
• Option B: High-quality colour rendition is essential for modern video surveillance (CCTV) to accurately identify individuals, clothing colours, and vehicle details.
• Option D: High brightness contrast between an intruder and the background significantly improves the probability of detection by security personnel or automated motion-sensing systems.