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Features & Benefits


Intuitive planning and commissioning • Even comprehensive projects can be realized without special knowledge.


- Simultaneous on-site commissioning by several installers possible


- Predefined lighting control profiles for office applications


- Easy luminaire localization and zone assignment via mobile app


Sustainable investment


• Lighting control based on the open qualified Bluetooth mesh radio standard.


- Protection through three-level safety concept


- Scalability from individual rooms to complete buildings


- Network interoperability verified by an independent organization


- One tool for small and large projects Fast and flexible installation


• Compared to wire-based advanced DALI systems, planning and replacing existing lighting installations is much easier with Platform.


- Suitable for existing infrastructures regardless of architectural conditions


- System quickly adaptable to new space usage and conditions


- No gateway required Profitable retrofitting


• Platform helps to reduce operating costs by modernizing lighting systems with energy efficient lighting controls.


- Better payback time than purely switchable lighting solutions


- Higher energy saving potential due to daylight control and presence detection


- Flexible adaptation of lighting control to different project requirements


- Reduced downtime during retrofitting - Step-by-step modernization of the building possible


Building plan


Platform web app (location-independent preconfiguration)


Platform cloud


(3G or Wi-Fi)


Platform sensor


Platform mobile app (on site commisioning)


Platform sensor


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