This wireless intelligent lighting control system offers ultimate building flexibility, reduced installation costs, ease of use, and integration into wider building management systems. Further benefits are delivered by the ability to re-configure the lighting functionality to suit the usage of the building without costly and time consuming commissioning.
Find out moreA wired DALI addressable system suitable for higher education environments where data from hardware can provide valuable insight such as for monitoring space availability, fault finding and central building wide management. It provides full functionality for all spaces and allows full scalability and control over wider geographical areas such as a city wide university campus.
Find out moreLighting Guide LG5: Lighting for education provides four typical lighting scenes from a blanket lux level through to all luminaires dimmed for the purpose of visual demonstrations.
The lighting control solution should be simple so that the lecturer is at ease with its use without additional technical support.
Lighting must consider two different lighting solutions working in tandem for the users of the space, namely the presenter and the audience, enabling them to undertake their independent tasks.
Lower levels of illumination are required when using modern projection equipment. Controls can be employed to avoid sharp changes in illuminance throughout the theatre space, supporting the effective delivery and comfort of all users.
Lighting Guide LG5: Lighting for education provides four typical lighting scenes from a blanket lux level through to all luminaires dimmed for the purpose of visual demonstrations.
The lighting control solution should be simple so that the lecturer is at ease with its use without additional technical support.
Lighting must consider two different lighting solutions working in tandem for the users of the space, namely the presenter and the audience, enabling them to undertake their independent tasks.
Lower levels of illumination are required when using modern projection equipment. Controls can be employed to avoid sharp changes in illuminance throughout the theatre space, supporting the effective delivery and comfort of all users.