C-Bus innovative control solutions
Designed for residential and commercial environments
Controlling more than just lighting, C-Bus by Schneider Electric has the ability to operate virtually any electronic device such as motorised blinds, air conditioning, pool and spa pumps, security systems, entertainment and home theatre… just to name a few.
Enhance your lifestyle by combining today’s modern technology with the benefits of C-Bus control. The system can be individually programmed to suit your home and lifestyle – further enhancing the level of comfort and convenience at the touch of a button. Referred to as a “scene”, this function allows a specific mood or atmosphere to be created quickly and easily.
Energy Savings
By reducing demand on your energy requirements, you can reduce your energy bills. This is made possible thanks to C-Bus’ endless, flexible features. Devices such as occupancy sensors and ambient light sensors can be integrated to dim lights on a sunny day, switch off lights at the end of the day or when a room is not in use. Saving energy not only lowers your bills but will help you to meet environment targets and legislation.
Output Units
The output units are designed to control many types of electronic ballasts, such as Dali, 0-10V or DSI, as well as standard fluorescent, low voltage or incandescent lamps.
Touchscreens
The Touchscreens provide total control of your entire C-Bus control system.
Passive Infrared Sensors
The 360 degrees Multi Sensor is designed to provide optimum occupancy detection of any room.
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