OFFICE WIRELESS LIGHTING CONTROLS

How you save time, money, and REDUCE carbon

Our Fit-and-Forget Wireless Pro lighting control system has distinct features that will support the operations within an office, school, or other commercial space:

• Save energy by only turning on groups of lights when an area is occupied - every light can have an individual wireless node and PIR occupancy sensor. Nodes can be wirelessly linked to other nodes ensuring that logical groups of lights turn on/off or dim together. Alternatively, every sensor can be linked so that any lights within a certain distance from it always come on when it's triggered. A "background" dimmed level and gradual fade creates a pleasant working environment (i.e. lights do not abruptly turn off), while providing significant energy savings.
• Save money by dimming lights nearby windows when there's plenty of natural light - a node and photocell can be mounted near large office and classroom windows. It can be wirelessly linked to nearby lights, dimming them gradually to reduce the energy consumption during the day.
• Improve hygiene and staff satisfaction with touch-free control - standard PIR occupancy control reduces touch-points, and mitigates likelihood of passing common winters bugs in busy spaces, etc. between staff, while also removing the uncertainly of the "last to leave turns off the lights".
• Save maintenance costs and remain compliant with automatic emergency monitoring - lights with integrated 3-hour automatic DALI Self-Test emergency can report their status to the online dashboard. Maintenance staff can be alerted by emailed reports if and when there is an error. Physical monthly checks (of potentially hundreds of emergency lights) to remain compliant, are a thing of the past!
• Improve presentations and meeting engagement - 230V or battery-powered 4-Scene or 6-Scene push-button switches in meeting rooms allow user-defined light settings to be recalled. Typical applications include over-riding occupancy control to dim lights for power-point presentations in classrooms and meeting rooms.