D o t L i n e V i s i o n s
Light in relation to man is an inexhaustible subject. A professional approach to the subject is about quantifiability and quality. Lighting planning is controlled based on the customer's wishes and target image. A plant can be cheap to install, cheap to operate, enhance safety or promote well-being.
LIGHTING PLANNING
HUMAN | To restore the natural circadian rhythm with the help of illumination, medical research has proven to promote health. Fixtures with "tunable white" are in demand especially for care and school. | |
PUBLIC | With control technology from the industry experience, facades can be transformed into video and image monitors. With the help of video servers and multicolored LED luminaires with DMX interface, buildings can make an impression in urban environments. | |
WORKING | Requirements and recommendations for work lighting are regulated in the Swedish Work Environment Authority's Regulations, AFSs, and the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's BBRs, as well as in the standards SS-EN 12464-1 and SS-EN 12464-2. | |
SUN | Requirements and recommendations for work lighting are regulated in the Swedish Work Environment Authority's Regulations, AFSs, and the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's BBRs, as well as in the standards SS-EN 12464-1 and SS-EN 12464-2. | |
LIGHTING
PLANNING
LIGHTING
CONTROL
Lighting control in commercial buildings today has the main goal of energy saving. Need-adapted control is a well-known concept in this context: Automatically adjusted light levels depending on presence and incident daylight. Buildings are quality classified according to various environmental programs, which affects the value of the building.
LIGHTING CONTROL
PRESENCE CONTROL | Presence control means that the lighting is switched on automatically with the help of one or more motion detectors / sensors as soon as someone enters the room. It also automatically turns off the lighting for a time after the last movement has been registered. | |
ABSENCE ADJUSTMENT | Absence-controlled lighting with pushbutton and sensor is perhaps the most energy-efficient solution. In absence mode, the lighting is room orientated. Full brightness is activated by push button, dimming and extinguishing are controlled by sensor. | |
DAYLIGHT ADJUSTMENT | With daylight regulation, lighting is dimmed depending on incident daylight. With constant light control, a constant light intensity is maintained - often at a required level. Levels are controlled with light sensor. | |
TIME CONTROL | Time management in buildings often follows the clock and calendar, focusing on the business needs. It may be important for a building to follow a timer so that all systems and clocks have the same time. | |
EMERGENCY LIGHTING | Emergency lighting is required by standards. These advice and instructions describe minimum requirements. The final responsibility for the plant lies with the fire engineer in the project. The controls sort under "essential functions"! | |
FACADE LIGHTING | Facade lighting is design lighting that affects the public space. Often, control technology from the theater is used to easily adjust light levels to the surroundings. | |
