132 TECHNOLOGY / LIGHTING CONTROL PRODUCT GUIDE TAKING CONTROL A round up of the latest lighting control units new to the market...
EyeNut Harvard
Wireless Sensor Crestron
Crestron has produced several addi- tions to its line of infiNET EX® wireless lighting control products. The new Battery-Powered Wireless Occupancy Sensor (GLS-OIR-CSM-EX-BATT) is a low-profile occupancy sensor ideal for spaces that are especially difficult to wire. It eliminates the need to homer- un wires to every office in order to get sensors in and delivers 10-years of battery life. It provides a powerful and easy solution to reduce energy costs and add convenience, even in retrofit applications.
www.crestron.eu
Unison Paradigm & Mosaic
ETC ETC’s Unison Paradigm control system makes lighting easy to operate by a range of different people. From highly trained lighting technicians, to front of house staff and cleaners, each will require access to a range of different lighting states. By offering button panels or touch screens, Paradigm can offer each type of user the lighting they need without requiring a lighting operator, and without the risk of dis- turbing anyone else, such as turning the house lights on during a performance.
www.etcconnect.com
Eikon Evo Vimar
A look that is distinguished by its ele- gance and refinement, in the geome- tries, in the profiles, in the selection of materials and colours. The richness of the details and the variety of the finishes give Eikon Evo cover plates a superlative charm. New devices, advanced functions and control modes: with Eikon Evo the By-me automation system becomes even more intelligent. Innovations that are beautiful to look at and easy to use, adapting instantly whenever people and spaces change.
www.eikonevo.com
Mini Arlic Electron
The Mini Arlic lighting control system is ideal in small installations. It consists of control panels of 6 or 18 scenari- os, analogue input interface, 1-10V rheostats, presence detectors and relay contacts. The product also features mains voltage (230VAC) input interface, wall mounted switches (230VAC) and infrared remote control. The system can manage up to 60 DMX channels and can control up to 32 scenarios with 48 nodes. Emergency lighting conditions are supported by the system.
www.electron.gr
EyeNut is a new wireless control and monitoring system that gives users the ability to cleverly control and monitor lighting installations in order to save energy, reduce carbon emissions, and tailor lighting to their needs. EyeNut provides a completely flexible solution which eliminates commissioning issues and the need for expensive and com- plicated re-wiring. Installed alongside brand-new lighting or easily retrofitted to existing lighting installations, the solution also integrates with existing Building Management Systems to deter- mine whether lighting is being used in the most efficient way.
www.harvardeng.com
Cognitive Lighting Strategy ams
The ams Cognitive Lighting Solution set brings together daylight-optimised ambient light sensors and LED drivers to implement a closed loop daylight harvesting system. 0-10V connectivity enables compatibility with standard oc- cupancy and dimmer controls, while an I2C serial interface bus opens pathways to wider interconnectivity, including building automation and wired/wireless networking implemented at the lumi- naire level. Drive control and extensi- bility will enable the next generation of interactive lighting systems.
www.ams.com
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