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This
Web-based Three Dimensional Software Application Provides Users with
the Ability to Analyze and Update Facilities’ Lighting Needs all from
the Click of a Mouse
TEANECK, N.J., June 1, 2011
–Encelium Technologies, an innovative leader in energy management and
lighting control systems, has introduced Polaris 3D, its next
generation of lighting control software for the Energy Control System™.
As the first software application of its kind in the lighting control
industry, Encelium elected to unveil this ground-breaking technology at
Lightfair International 2011, held in Philadelphia this spring.
The new software, which will be
available in August, offers users a single 360°, three-dimensional
navigation in a multi-floor view, permitting faster and easier
navigation to a desired control zone with the ability to see an entire
facility or complex in a convenient 3D snapshot.
"Polaris 3D is a unique lighting
innovation with tremendous capabilities," explained Terry Mocherniak,
chief operating officer of Encelium Technologies. "Users will no longer
need to navigate through single floors, or a 'tree architecture,' to
control lighting in their facility. Instead, they now have all of the
key data at a glance, enabling them to optimize energy savings and
improve occupant comfort and productivity with ease.” Mocherniak’s full
introduction of Polaris 3D at Lightfair can be viewed at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLlvmodM8co.
Utilizing Microsoft's Silverlight
technology, Polaris 3D will permit access to the system via a simple
web browser, eliminating the need for software installation, resulting
in increased security, faster set-up and start times, and easier
integration with other web-based building control systems. Polaris 3D
also provides a colorized thermo-graphic representation of system
parameters for lighting status, power consumption, light levels;
occupancy status; load shedding status; and comparative energy trends.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]"As a
result, users will be able to
identify lighting related inefficiency trends or operational anomalies
anywhere in the facility," Mocherniak said. "Such non-lighting
parameters as temperature, CO2 levels, and air quality can also be
represented in this thermo-graphic view, if the system is integrated
with a building automation system."
The central software enables
facility managers with drag and drop functionality to simply group
floors, rooms or even desks into zones, which are then controlled as a
unit. Users can instantly rearrange lighting layouts by moving a zone
from one area to the other with just a click of their mouse. Polaris 3D
also provides the ability to change light levels anywhere in a complex,
modify default levels and set lighting time schedules.
The launch of Polaris 3D follows
Encelium's recent introduction of its CarbonWatch energy dashboard
software application. Working with the company's Energy Control System,
CarbonWatch continuously displays a building's energy performance and
carbon footprint reduction in a slide-show format. Designed for public
information displays in building common areas, it can also be installed
in interactive information kiosks.
In addition to its Teaneck, NJ
headquarters, Encelium has more than 70 employees and operations in
Canada and Europe. The company has experienced tremendous growth,
posting nearly a 100-percent annual sales increase during the last two
years. Website: www.encelium.com
For more information on Polaris 3D,
view the video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTuRtO9sHeI
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