P19 Product + Installation News:Layout 1 18/03/2021 17:02 Page 19 Product News BEG updates Lighting Control App


TheBEG Lighting Control Appwhich turns a smartphone into a remote control for end users has undergone a complete refresh to offer an even more intuitive and personalised experience.


To use the app, the BEG IR adapter (audio) or the BEG IR adapter (BLE)


is required. The IR adaptor must be charged before use and when using the BEG IR adapter (audio), the volume must be set to the maximum. In the user-friendly navigation, the user can search for either the desired


remote control or the product to be programmed. When reading the bidirectional products, the appropriate interface appears automatically. Descriptions of the individual parameters and commands are provided to the end user to help explain the respective function. All BEG unidirectional products can be programmed via the remote


control interface. The desired values can be sent to the product individually or in a selection. The bidirectional products can be read out additionally and the values stored in the device are displayed in the app. These can then be sent individually, in a selection or completely. BEG Lighting Controls director for UK & Ireland Paul Jones said: “The BEG


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he new design provides a quick and easy orientation that makes programming for unidirectional and bidirectional products even more simpler. The new updated and renamed


Beg One App replaces the previous BiRC App and is available to download from Apple and Android app stores. The remote control app is the easiest way to program all remote-


controlled occupancy and motion detectors, twilight switches, luminaires and emergency lights by the German manufacturer.


BiRC has become BEG One and we’re extremely proud to introduce this latest lighting control technology. “The completely revised design features new icons and colours, and the


user interface has been improved even further. Thanks to the link to the BEG website, end users can now also access operating instructions, application descriptions, images and much more about the products via the app. It’s one app for all remote-controlled BEG products.”


For more information, visit www.beg-luxomat.com


InstallationNews Luceco relights Dubai Municipality Fruit & Veg Market


Lucecohas recently supplied a complete package of cost effective LED luminaires to The Central Fruit & Vegetable Market at Al Warsan in the Dubai Municipality.


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he 50,000 sqm fully air-conditioned warehousing was relit with over 2000 Ceres HighBay fittings. IP65 rated, Ceres benefits from a computer designed die-cast aluminium


housing with vortex cooling for maximum LED chip performance and provides over 70,000 hours of operational life and a luminaire efficacy of up to 147 Llm/cW. Available with on/off presence detection options, oſten a requirement in commercial and industrial applications, Ceres offers 60, 90 and 120-degree lens variations. Administration areas were lit with a combination of LuxFrame, Epsilon


and Platinum Downlights. Installed around the ceiling tile, LuxFrame provides a contemporary lighting effect whilst maintaining the integrity of the ceiling. Epsilon is an LED direct/indirect UGR19 compliant recessed fitting designed to optimise lighting performance and maximise luminaire spacing, enjoying an efficacy of up to 140 Llm/cW and 100,000 hours life. Both Epsilon and LuxFrame are available with DALI dimmable drivers and emergency back-up variants. The project also included the renovation of the


market’s internal roads to ensure the smooth flow of traffic. As well as offloading bays and a wholesale area, the facilities include a motel for truck drivers, residential quarters for workers, a mosque, police station, bank, retail outlets, restaurants, and external parking


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for 800 trucks. Luceco’s Guardian Pro floodlights and Viva City streetlight from Kingfisher Lighting, part of the Luceco PLC Group, were installed to illuminate the building perimeters and internal roads.


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