If you control energy , you create the optimum working environment
SAUTER creates the best working environments
Exceptional architecture meets good environmental practice; exceptional energy efficiency meets good service.
We supply products, systems and services for integrated Building and Energy Management Systems, which ensures your investment is long term and which helps you reduce your operating costs. If you wish, we will work with you from your initial idea to the day-to-day running of your building.
Systems
Components Services Facility Management
For further information contact: Gary Williams on 0203 486 2045 or by email
gary.williams@uk.sauter-bc.com
Er sieht Sie – egal wo Sie sind.
It sees you – wherever you are.
STEINEL ultrasonic technology.
Irrespective of temperature, the ultrasonic sensor sys- tem reliably detects even the smallest of movements, regardless of direction. In the USA, ultrasonic technology has been the standard in motion- and presence sensor systems for energy efficient lighting control for decades. STEINEL PROFESSIONAL has now introduced this technology to Europe and developed it further. The new, modern ultrasonic sensors from STEINEL PROFESSIONAL are ideal for seated activities in office areas or classrooms. Ultrasound reliably detects even the smallest of movements, even if the people in a room are obscured by objects. The reach can easily be adjusted electronically to suit local conditions. STEINEL Professional ultrasonic sensors are available as COM1, COM2 and DIM options.
Ultrasonic sensor US 360 For further details, go to
www.steinel-professional.de
VISIT OUR WEBSITE:
www.bsee.co.uk
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