Lighting Controls
SET THE TONE WITH LIGHTING CONTROL
Lighting control is constantly changing, gone are the days of incandescent and halogen. Today’s solutions require in-depth knowledge of LED variations, their control, and integration with existing building systems.
LIGHTING CONTROLS
Lighting control systems are a smart lighting network that allows each individual light bulb or lamp to communicate with each other to maximize energy savings. These systems automatically turn lighting systems on or off, depending on building occupancy levels, time of day, and more. Lighting controls, including occupancy sensors, timeclocks, and photocells, are hard-wired into the system, which are all controlled from single or multiple user-interface devices.
OCCUPANCY SENSORS
Occupancy sensors, or vacancy sensors, use sensors to determine if a room or space is being occupied. If unoccupied, the sensor will turn off the lights in the space automatically. Occupancy sensors detect a presence based on PIR, ultrasonic, and dual-technology sensors, which can be mounted in various locations, including ceilings, walls, high-walls, corners, and workstations. Occupancy sensors are one of the most effective ways of reducing energy costs, offering savings ranging between 13-90 percent, depending on the location and room type.
