Why you have to control the lighting?

Using control devices for people-centered lighting control ensures maximum productivity of employees.
By using motion sensors to make the lighting work when people are in the room – depending on the object, savings can be up to 80%.
Using light sensors to keep the lighting installation at the desired level of illumination – depending on the subject, savings of up to 40%.
Using a constant luminous flux maintenance function to ensure the required level of illumination throughout the life of the installation.
Dividing luminaires into switching groups to illuminate the part where work is done or people are staying – additional savings potential of around 25%.
Using time-based control to prevent lights from burning out when not in use.

The lighting installation is visualized on a single platform
A human-centered lighting plan has been created for the lighting installation
The lighting installation is remotely manageable and monitorable
The control parameters are digitally manageable – lighting level, sensor settings
The switching groups are digitally configurable
It is possible to create different scenarios
It is possible to create control logics
The lighting installation is monitored – detect malfunctioning devices and anomalies
All kinds of notifications and alarms can be added as needed
Lighting parameters can be logged, stored and analyzed
The system can be interfaced with other technical systems and building automation

Daily changing lighting temperature
Warm tones in the morning and evening, colder tones during the day
A person’s natural circadian rhythm is maintained
Employees get better quality sleep at night and greater efficiency during the day
Allows you to apply for an international Well certificate for the building

You want a high-quality controlled lighting solution?