Offering the complete lighting solution. Interactive. Lighting Controls

Transcription

1 Offering the complete lighting solution Interactive Lighting Controls

2 control

3 Interactive Lighting Controls 1 The Lighting Solutions Group at Philips Lighting introduces a range of systems simply designed to reduce running costs, increase flexibility of space utilisation, maximize comfort for users and manage the control and reporting of all indoor and outdoor lighting. From very simple single room controls through to complete lighting management systems, we can offer the right controls to ensure the best and most efficient use of your lighting.

4 2 Interactive Lighting Controls

5 Interactive Lighting Controls 3 for the complete lighting solution the world s leading lighting control specialist Today s market The market demands higher levels of flexibility, mobility and quality. Projects are becoming more complex to develop. Development, design and construction continue to integrate. As a specialist in all areas of lighting, Philips Lighting is the natural partner for the complete lighting solution. Having always been at the forefront of the lighting controls industry we place great emphasis on innovation in technology, quality and reliability. Since it was established, Philips Lighting has been working together with the lamps, gear and luminaires groups, to develop new and better means of controlling light sources by switching and dimming.today, we have a wide range of products designed to meet the lighting management needs of the smallest to the largest projects. The acquisition of ECS Lighting Controls by Philips Lighting in October 1999 brought together two of Europe s leading lighting and controls specialists, to form The Lighting Solutions Group as a single company with unrivalled experience. Philips global research and development resources coupled with the specialist lighting control skills of ECS create a natural synergy.the combined product range is the most comprehensive available and, being backed by a wealth of expertise worldwide, ensures that the highest standards of customer service and assistance are maintained.

6 4 Interactive Lighting Controls lighting save control for energy saving on running costs The energy consumed by lighting is a significant part of the energy bill. Energy can easily be wasted when lighting is inefficient. Correctly applied control techniques can reduce energy costs by at least 30% compared to conventionally switched lighting. Lighting controls will save on your running costs by ensuring that light is always adequate for efficient work performance, but never excessive.there are several ways that lighting controls can achieve this, and these techniques may be used individually or in combination. Refer to the graph below to see how much energy can be saved using some standard lighting control functions Key Infrared control Presence detection Daylight linking Time scheduling Energy saving in percent Applying lighting controls will save up to 75% on your running costs Lighting controls applied

7 Interactive Lighting Controls 5 Presence detection One of the simplest ways to control lighting within a given area is by a movement detector, (also known as a presence, occupancy or PIR sensor).the sensor responds to the movement of body heat within a specified zone, switching the lights on or off. A time delay is built in to avoid unwanted switching if a person is still for a period of time within the space or zone.this delay time can easily be configured and adjusted on the system. Daylight linking To take advantage of the free natural daylight that pours in through the windows in many indoor spaces, a light sensor is mounted on the ceiling to measure the amount of natural light coming in.the system automatically dims the luminaires within the area, so that a constant level of light is maintained in the working space.the luminaires can be programmed to switch off as daylight takes over altogether. Exterior lights are switched on and off in response to daylight levels. Maintained illuminance A light sensor connected to a control system is an ideal solution to maintain the correct lighting level for the space (the design illuminance) over the entire life of the lamp. When the lamps are new and have a higher output, they are dimmed to achieve the desired level, saving on energy costs. As the lamps deteriorate with age they are gradually brought up to full brightness. Time scheduling Time control can be used to switch lights on and off automatically at predetermined times, so that the lights are only on when needed.the schedule can be constructed to cater for specific days of the week, weekend, and seasonal or holiday patterns can be incorporated. Hours run logging In order to control maintenance and running costs, it is possible to measure each output of a control system, giving you exact information about how long your lamps have been burning.this has two major benefits, in calculation of energy costs per area or tenant, and also enabling efficient scheduling for lamp replacement.

8 6 Interactive Lighting Controls adaptable lighting management for a fast changing world flexibility A major advantage of installing a lighting control system in a building is that it allows for flexibility in the utilisation of the space. Often as business needs change, so does the use of a space, requiring an alteration in layout.the lighting must be able to evolve with an expanding business or be easily adapted to suit new tenants. Modern control techniques such as infrared hand held remotes, wall mounted transmitters, and even PC or telephone interfacing, eliminate the need for vertical wiring in partitions, making rearranging a space simple, saving time and money. Lighting controls also make it easy to adjust the overall lighting, for example a room that was originally intended as a drawing office requiring a high light level can easily be adapted by dimming the light sources, so it can be used as more of a general office space.

9 Interactive Lighting Controls 7 Lightmanager software offers real time control.this screen shows what lights are on (the yellow squares) and which lights are off (the blue squares). By clicking on the representation of the lights the lights can be controlled. Grouping of lighting circuits As part of a lighting management system, luminaires are normally grouped into circuits that are wired back to an output on the control module.the output then switches (and dims) the luminaires on that circuit.the number of luminaires per circuit can be chosen depending on the designer s wishes for flexibility.the maximum flexibility is one luminaire per circuit or output and in this case changing the lighting to suit a new layout is very simple and does not require expensive wiring changes later on. Corridor Linking This is typically used for corridors and exit routes to ensure that they are always lit whilst the office lights are on. When the last person leaves, their lights are switched off but the corridor and exit route lights will remain lit until a further adjustable time has elapsed. Emergency lighting testing, monitoring and logging Lighting management systems can also help manage statutory testing and monitoring of emergency lighting, with the advantage that only the Permanent and Switch live feeds to the specific emergency luminaires are tested. Standard luminaires will continue to operate as normal. Even the battery, inverter and lamp can be checked.the testing can be performed automatically, day or night, per luminaire at a switch or centralised via the PC software. Link to other building control systems It is possible to link your lighting controls system to other building management systems, from simple "volt-free" contact, through to full open system integration.this allows information, and indeed control, to be passed from one system to another. Lighting can now be controlled as a function of services such as fire, security, access, generator or HVAC. For example, you may want the lights to switch on to maximum whenever the fire or security system is triggered. Additionally, it is possible to use the lighting controls movement detector to trigger the air conditioning system to switch on or off.

10 8 Interactive Lighting Controls set your own lighting comfort at the touch of a button People think and work better in a comfortable environment, thereby increasing productivity.today s indoor spaces need to be flexible, not just in the long term, but immediately. Individual users have individual lighting needs. It is therefore important that the lighting can be adapted to suit the users preferences.the Lighting Solutions Group offers individual luminaire control.where maximum flexibility is required, individual luminaire control will ensure that every possible configuration can be achieved. Infrared remote This is especially suited to offices and meeting rooms where the lighting requirements are likely to change several times during the course of a day due to the changing moods or tasks of users. Even control over non-lighting functions such as temperature can be accommodated.

11 Interactive Lighting Controls 9 Manual control The systems can be manually controlled by using switches and dimmers that are wired into the lighting control module. Most systems make it possible to easily change the relationship between these switches and the lights they operate, allowing flexibility into the system. Infrared control As an alternative to wired switches it is possible to use wireless infrared control. This is especially suited to offices and meeting rooms where the lighting requirements are likely to change several times during the course of a day due to the changing tasks of users. A ceiling mounted receiver and hand held or wall mounted remote transmitter operate the dimming and switching of groups of luminaires.these systems offer the flexibility to set the lighting and revise it at any time. Scene setting As an extension of infrared remote controls, lighting controls from Philips offer a system to pre-programme favourite "scenes". After saving your settings, it is a simple matter of pressing the right button and the control system will reset all luminaires to the appropriate settings to create the scene.this application is an excellent feature for conference rooms where settings for screen projection, general discussion and presentations can be built in, including the control of the audio visual equipment. Telephone keypad control via PABX With a lighting management system it is even possible to interface with the building s PABX system, typically via the call logging port. Each individual user can then dial a predefined code on the telephone keypad to set his/her lighting to a choice of pre-set scenes. PC control via IT network interface For the ultimate in lighting management, the control system may be interfaced to the building s IT Local Area Network (LAN).This allows each individual PC user to set their lighting scene, dim the lights up or down or switch the lights on or off. Scene setting Controls systems that offer the facility to pre-program favourite "scenes".

12 10 Interactive Lighting Controls set your own lighting comfort the right choice of system Deciding which lighting control system is best for you will depend largely on the application and user requirements.the features and benefits discussed on previous pages are for system differentiation and the drivers for developing the solutions detailed below. LIGHTING MANAGEMENT HELIO COMPLETE SYSTEMS INTEGRATION Helio is a control system for building-wide control, an integral part of the building management concept using one network. Its open system architecture, open communications protocol and standardised technology; allows Helio to be easily integrated with systems supplied by different vendors such as heating, ventilation, window blinds, access control etc. Helio is based on Echelons LonWorks technology, a protocol used by leading suppliers of building controls services. A generic and easy to use graphical user interface is provided, as well as plug-ins for other tools. Please refer to the system selection guide. For product applications, see inside back cover.

13 Interactive Lighting Controls 11 LIGHTING MANAGEMENT LIGHTMASTER 100 THE NETWORK MASTER LightMaster is a networked lighting management system, highly attractive to budget-conscious users, designers and installers. LightMaster components are built into a simple, yet highly flexible networked lighting control and monitoring system to offer effective application possibilities. With building use changing regularly the expense of reconfiguration is now important to every building operator.this system is specifically designed to facilitate any changes required in the lighting installation through the powerful yet easy to use Microsoft Windows based software suite LightManager. Monitoring facilities range from simple status indication to sophisticated run-time logging. LightManager can also help facilitate planned maintenance programs such as emergency lighting testing and monitoring. LightMaster systems have been installed in over 250 prestigious projects. LIGHTING MANAGEMENT WIREMASTER PLUS LIGHTING INSTALLATION AND CONTROL WireMaster Plus provides a cost effective installation and control regime. It provides significant savings in installation time and costs, yet results in a flexible, easily managed and controlled installation.

14 12 Interactive Lighting Controls ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING CONTROL SCENIO 100 SCENE SETTING FOR ALL SCENARIOS Scenio 100 is an architectural scene-setting lighting control system that provides a wide range of personalised settings. Scenio100 provides simple, but comprehensive manual control facilities at the touch of a button. Multiple pre-set scenes can be programmed and selected, changing the mood of the room in seconds. With its capacity to control a large number of channels of lighting, Scenio 100 is ideally suited for those applications comprising many different types of luminaires and lamps. In addition Scenio 100 can be used to switch projectors, lower projection screens or close window blinds with just the touch of a button. Scenio 100 can be applied in those situations such as conference and boardrooms, lecture theatres, restaurants, hotel function rooms, showrooms, retail and display areas. LOCAL ROOM/AREA CONTROL TRIOS THE "PLUG AND PLAY" SOLUTION Trios is a system for local control, ideally suited for smaller office buildings and renovation projects; it switches or dims lamps, based on manual input, daylight regulation or presence detection.the flexible Trios system is designed for energy saving solutions and offers a great amount of user comfort.trios also offers the possibility of "plug and play".you select the sensor you want: from a simple presence detector to a multifunctional system that includes movement sensing, daylight linking and manual override control from infrared transmitters or switches. Application of this system is not restricted to just office areas, it can be used in diverse situations such as factories, warehouses, schools, sports halls, shops, restaurants and homes.

15 Interactive Lighting Controls 13 LOCAL ROOM/AREA CONTROL STAND ALONE SIMPLICITY AT ITS BEST! As well as the full networked systems,the Lighting Solutions Group offers a range of stand-alone single room controllers.these local control products provide a cost-effective solution to energy efficiency and are ideally suited for smaller buildings or individual rooms. Control is based on movement detection, daylight and manual input. Occuswitch is a product from our stand-alone controls range that deserves singling out. Occuswitch is a very simple occupancy type sensor that provides automatic switching of lighting of up to 10A. A built-in adjustable time delay allows the lights to remain on after occupancy for a selected period of time.this feature reduces the possibility of people being present when the lights switch off. An optional light sensor is also built-in, so that if the natural daylight conditions are sufficient, the lights will not switch on, therefore saving more energy. Occuswitch distinguishes itself in design, quality and ease of installation. It can be simply positioned in the middle of the room or area; the mains power supply wired directly into it and the luminaire circuit wired from it. Simplicity at its best! Occuswitch is ideally suited for those areas that are infrequently occupied and where dimming is not required; areas such as washrooms, storerooms, corridors, cellular offices and meeting rooms. LUMINAIRE BASED CONTROLS INTELLIGENT LUMINAIRES To complement the range of control systems,the Lighting Solutions Group also provides a range of luminaire-based control products for a wide range of applications. OUTDOOR CONTROLS TELEMANAGEMENT OF ALL ROAD LIGHTING The control and management of outdoor lighting of all types is also an innovative and increasingly important area.the Lighting Solutions Group has a dedicated team to provide both expertise and experience to apply our specialist products in this field.

16 14 Interactive Lighting Controls typical applications The Lighting Solutions Group offers lighting solutions for an unlimited amount of situations.the following applications are not exhaustive, they represent the major control-regime requirements for common projects.this is not a static overview of our solutions. As our customers wishes have no restrictions, neither have we! Speculative office development The speculative development places greater emphasis on speed of installation to minimise construction time. Flexibility to configure lighting to the client s requirements at fit-out stage is important, coupled with the ability to return to a standard state at the end of each tenancy. Presence detection may be used to provide automatic control based on occupancy and avoid the installation of switch drops into partitioning. Key features Fast installation Configurable Centralised emergency lighting test Movement detection Corridor linking Hours run logging Preferred system LightMaster 100 WireMaster Plus

17 Owner-occupier office development High quality buildings where the right environment for individual users or departments is a key requirement. As the flexibility to quickly change the lighting profile is paramount, a sophisticated management system providing customised lighting strategies is needed. Use architectural controls in boardrooms, conference facilities, atria and the reception foyer. Discretely dim perimeter lights to reduce energy costs and improve staff comfort. Use the system to automatically control building signage, car park and access lighting. For the ultimate convenience and flexibility use manual infrared control. Interactive Lighting Controls 15 Key features As speculative office development, plus:- Emergency lighting test and monitoring Architectural/scene setting Daylight linking Solor control-external switching Manual infrared control Controlled luminance Hours run logging Time scheduling Individual luminaire control Preferred system LightMaster 100 Helio Shopping centres/sports stadiums Centralised switching will ensure that only authorised personnel control lights and status indication may be provided at a central control room. Solar control may be used to control atrium, signage and car park lighting.time scheduling may be used to control lights on a daily/weekly basis. Key features As speculative office development, plus:- Emergency lighting test and monitoring Architectural/scene setting Daylight linking Solar control-external switching Manual infrared control Controlled luminance Hours run logging Time scheduling Individual luminaire control Preferred system LightMaster 100 Helio

18 16 Interactive Lighting Controls Industry/Warehouse In an industrial or warehouse application, it is important to have manual control in a safe and accessible position. Extra-low voltage signalling switching is appropriate where the switch location is remote from the lighting circuits.to reduce energy costs, solar switching may be used in well-glazed warehouses, loading bays, and storage areas. In racking aisles, presence detection may be applicable. Key features Panel control Central manual control Daylight Linking Solar Control-Exterior Switch Movement Detection Time scheduling Architectural/Scene Setting Preferred system Scenio100 Helio Retail store/hotel The emphasis is on appearance and ambience, with different requirements in specific areas. The ability to select from a range of defined lighting scenes is a vital function. Architectural lighting of facades, scene setting of foyers, bars and restaurants, suites, etc. Daylight linking may be incorporated for car parks and external access lighting. Lighting can be used to highlight displays, and the ability to alter the lighting to suit specific, perhaps seasonal promotions, is a major benefit. A system may automatically switch or dim lights on a time schedule. Different light levels may be used for opening hours, re-stocking and cleaning. Key features Panel control Centralised emergency lighting test Central manual control Solar control-exterior switch Constant lux Time scheduling Architectural/scene setting Preferred system Scenio100 LightMaster 100 Hospital/School Reduced energy costs may be achieved by effective control regimes. Presence detection in some departments and rooms that are not in constant use, solar control to automatically switch lights in well glazed areas and corridors. The general lighting level may be configured using constant lux settings to suit the user or task being performed in the area and automatically compensate for lamp ageing.time scheduling may be used to dim or switch between day and night modes in corridors and wards. Key features Emergency lighting test Daylight linking Solar control-external switch Movement detection Consistent lux Time scheduling Preferred system Trios Occuswitch LightMaster 100 WireMaster Plus

19 System selection guide The following selection guide will give you a general hand in selecting the right system for the right job. It lists the systems available and their key features. For specific system and product data please contact your local Lighting Solutions Group sales organisation. Helio LightMaster WireMaster Plus Scenio 100 Trios Occuswitch PRESENCE DETECTION DAYLIGHT LINKING MAINTAINED ILLUMINANCE TIME SCHEDULE HOURS RUN LOGGING GROUPING OF LIGHTING CIRCUITS "CORRIDOR" LINKING EMERGENCY TESTING AND LOGGING LINK TO OTHER BUILDING CONTROL SYSTEMS FULL INTEROPERABILITY WITH OTHER SYSTEMS TELEPHONE CONTROL VIA PABX PC CONTROL VIA IT NETWORK INTERFACE MANUAL CONTROL INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL SCENE SETTING SWITCHING AND DIMMING CONTROL (1-10V) CONTROL OF ANY LIGHTING TYPE Standard option Project special

20 Philips Lighting The Lighting Solutions Group Oak House, Littleton Road Ashford, Middlesex TW15 1TZ Telephone: Facsimile: www lightingcontrols.philips.co.uk Literature hotline: GENLC2003