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Wireless Long Range


- Ceiling Mounted Directional Long Range PIR Sensor - Large detection range of up to 25m - Designed to plug into ceiling socket accessory - Qualified Bluetooth mesh enabled by Silvair


Wireless Batteryless


- Based on the Bluetooth low energy push button transmitter PTM 215B


- Switch frame could be replaced by the frames of certain other manufacturers


BluetoothTM


Mesh Zhaga


- A Bluetooth Mesh SILVAIR enabled DALI outdoor lighting controller - This controller a built-in light sensor for photocell operation, a motion sensor input for dynamic lighting and can run onboard lighting schedules with dimming profiles.


- Extremely robust, reliable, secure and has an impressive wireless outdoor range that is extended as more lighting controllers are introduce in the mesh, acting as repeaters.


Wireless Gateway


- Scheduling (available by default) – Scheduling changes in scenes and lighting control scenarios (for example occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting) for specific times or days. - Energy and occupancy monitoring (additional paid service. Visualizing energy use and occupancy via the Silvair web app; Downloading energy and occupancy via the Silvair web app and cloud-based API.


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