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SAN DIEGO, CA. (April 21, 2016) –
Douglas Lighting Controls, a member of the Panasonic Group, will
introduce its DLC Bluetooth® Fixture Controller & Sensor at
Lightfair International 2016, April 26–28 in San Diego, California.
The DLC Bluetooth® Fixture Controller & Sensor provides individual
and group control of parking garage light fixtures (LED or other) using
onboard sensors and Bluetooth wireless technology. The device features
a fixture-mounted 360° occupancy and daylight sensor and a relay for
true ON/OFF, 0–10V dimming control. For locations that require some
level of lighting at all times, bi-level lighting can be activated to
enable low level light when the parking area is unoccupied and full
level light when occupied.
“We’re constantly working to stay ahead of the ever-evolving
technological advancements in our industry,” said Rob Mahaffey,
Director of Product Market Development for Douglas Lighting
Controls. “This new Bluetooth controller and sensor syncs
directly with mobile devices for a user-friendly commissioning
experience. The clever design uses an extended chase nipple and spacer
to eliminate sensor shading from the fixture while incorporating a
tool-free method to reduce the length of the neck and chase nipple when
applicable.”
Using a free smartphone app, deck level commissioning is done using
Bluetooth wireless communication. Upon installation, the app allows the
installer to create a zone of fixtures. Bluetooth technology is then
used to create a wireless mesh network for communication across
controllers (fixtures), enabling zone lighting activation. When one
fixture in a zone is activated, all other fixtures within the zone will
be activated using the Bluetooth mesh network.
“We all know lighting controls reduce energy consumption,” said Brad
Stevenson, VP Sales for Douglas Lighting Controls. “What makes this
solution of interest to the market is that it easily connects to a new
fixture or can be used to quickly upgrade existing parking garage
lights while using Bluetooth wireless technology for commissioning and
zone control.”
The DLC Bluetooth Fixture Controller & Sensor is designed to
integrate with most vapor tight fixtures and is engineered to operate
in harsh outdoor environments where weatherproofing is required. It is
powered from the fixture (120/277/347Vac) and mounts directly to the
end of the vapor tight unit through a standard knock-out. The new
device provides a solution for meeting ASHRAE 90.1 and Title 24 energy
code requirements.
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Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by
Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Panasonic is under
license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective
owners. For more information on the Douglas Bluetooth Wireless Fixture
Controller and Sensor, visit www.douglaslightingcontrols.com.
About Panasonic Lighting Americas, Inc.
Panasonic Lighting Americas, Inc., a subsidiary of the Panasonic Group,
operates Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc. and Douglas Lighting
Controls, two market leaders in the industry. Universal Lighting
Technologies, based in Nashville, Tennessee, engineers LED solutions
for commercial lighting applications as well as LED, linear
fluorescent, compact fluorescent, HID, and eHID components. Douglas
Lighting Controls, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, develops
innovative controls systems and works to engineer energy-efficient,
easy-to-install digital lighting-control solutions for commercial
buildings, campuses and sports complexes throughout North America.
Together, Douglas and Universal provide customers with the most
advanced lighting controls and LED components available today.
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