LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM – Applied Automation BD

Applied Automation BD

Applied Automation is a firm specializing in engineering, industrial automation solution provider, consulting, manufacturing and integration of automated production systems. We provide innovative technological production systems. We provide innovate technological solutions to a wide range of customers in the fields of manufacturing and industrial processes with the help of our team of qualified experts in mechanics, electricity, automation, robotics, instrumentation and information systems. Our talented employees focus their energy on helping businesses meet the challenges Of today's new economic realities, such as globa lization, competitiveness and ever-changing commodity and energy prices.

Contact Info

79, Mayakanon,Kakrai; Dhaka-1271
01732-646208
info@appliedautomationbd.com
Office Hrs: Today 9.00am to 6.00pm

ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM

“Lighting control System” with DALI – the “Digital Addressable Lighting Interface” (DALI) is a communication protocol for building lighting applications and is used for communication between lighting control devices, such as electronic ballasts, brightness sensors or motion detectors.

FEATURES OF LIGHTING CONTROL

Basic lighting controls.
Easy reconfiguration when changing room usage
Status confirmation of individual lights.
Storage of configuration data (e.g., group assignments, light scene values, fading times, emergency lighting/system failure level, power on level) in the electronic control gear (ECG).
Incredible flexibility of Dimmer Switches.
Using extremely high resolution and precision technology, occupancy sensors automatically switch on lights when small movements are detected, and switch off when the area is not occupied for a set amount of time
Sending signals to your lights and turn on when motion is detected and turn off a little while after.
Time Switches to conserve energy after a building is left unattended for the night.
Light Level Sensors to switch lights on or off according to the outdoor light levels visible through the window.
Remote integrated systems allow users to control the entire lighting network from one centralized point such as a single device, or an app on a smartphone or tablet.