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Next generation of KNX ‘Wellness’ sensors from B.E.G.
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he German manufacturer has updated the multi-sensor series to include HCL and create lighting by mimicking the natural daylight outside based on time, presence, and circadian rhythm of the occupants in the room. The technology ensures a sense of well-being in the room via colour-matched ambient lighting that can be operated by end users via a smartphone using the B.E.G. One App.
The sensors help to increase concentration and well-being by reducing vapours and odours volatile organic compounds (VOCs) with a LED traffic light system sending a warning signal when a critical value has been reached. Measured values are sent to the bus and can be used for ventilation control as well.
B.E.G. has also incorporated HCL into the new KNX Generation Seven range as it reduces energy consumption making it a greener and more environmentally friendly lighting control solution for end users. The manufacturer also says the new series makes building automation ‘easier than ever’ for electrical contractors to install and end users to operate. Generation Seven includes optimum room climate thanks to an integrated temperature sensor which means the temperature in each individual room can be controlled, while an offset control enables different brightness levels to be selected.
B.E.G. has launched a Seventh-Generation range of encrypted KNX occupancy sensors, which incorporates innovative ‘wellness’ Human Centric Lighting technology for the first time.
B.E.G. has introduced a DALI/KNX gateway to the range, in line with the new KNX generation, so that motion and occupancy sensors as well as push buttons can be incorporated into the DALI bus, in addition to luminaires. This will make installations ‘quicker and simpler’ for electrical contractors and more cost effective for end users.
All KNX Generation Seven sensors feature KNX Secure which extends the IP protocol, so all transferred telegrams and data are totally encrypted. KNX Data Secure has been designed to protect user data against unauthorised access and manipulation by means of encryption and authentication.
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New gloss black for Ovia downlights P
Ovia has added a new gloss black finish to its range of Inceptor Pico non-fire-rated LED downlights.
art of Ovia’s domestic range, Inceptor Pico provides contractors with a high-quality, cost- saving LED solution for those lighting projects where there isn’t the requirement for a fire-rated fitting and therefore, no need to incur the additional expense that a fire-rated model commands. With contractors keen to keep overall costs of a project as cost-effective as possible, but without compromising on quality and performance, Inceptor Pico ticks all the right boxes, producing an excellent light output for the power utilised.
The Inceptor Pico combines a number of key features which sets it apart from competitor products. With its 47mm profile, the fitting is ideal for installations where the void depth is limited and it has an adaptable cut-out to fit apertures of between 65mm and 76mm in diameter. A 90° beam angle produces a larger spread of light to provide more light coverage. The fitting is also IP65 rated, which makes it dust tight and protected against low pressure water jets. This means it is an ideal solution for kitchens, bathrooms and wet rooms.
Available in a dimmable option as standard, the Pico can be easily switched or dimmed utilising a variety of methods. It is suitable for use with Scolmore’s
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range of ClickSmart+ smart home products.
The new gloss black finish for Pico joins the existing three finishes - White, Satin Chrome and Chrome.
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