Carlo Gavazzi’s UWP is an all new universal web platform designed for monitoring and control in Building and or Energy Management systems.
Tridonic is continuing with the miniaturisation of its control gear with the launch of in-track drivers in the advanced and excite (ADV/EXC) series.
Alliance between lighting pioneers formalighting, LensVector and Casambi takes LED lighting to the next level
Tridonic has now equipped its new LED drivers in the premium (PRE) series with the basicDIM Wireless module to allow for quick, convenient, space-saving wireless lighting control without the need for any additional cabling.
Tridonic has further developed its emergency lighting units with the launch of the new generation EM converterLED BASIC MH/LiFePO4.
There can be few more demanding applications for lighting than at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
The Main Galleries In the Royal Academy's Burlington House building host world-class exhibitions, with recent highlights including Ai Weiwei, Anish Kapoor and The Real Van Gogh: The Artist and His Letters.
Tridonic’s DLE G2 PRE Tunable White system for downlights provides an adjustable colour temperature range of 2,700 to 6,500 K, to be able to offer the entire white range from warm white to cool white and gives an impressive high colour rendering index of Ra > 90.
Tridonic’s compact smartSWITCH HF 5DP f and HF 5DP S f switch sensors have an extra-wide detection range and, as built-in devices, require very little space in the luminaire. The sensors employ microwave technology and switch the light using the respective LED driver when they detect presence and ambient light.
On Stand SP41 at the Professional Lighting Design Convention (PLDC) 2018, Casambi will provide a demonstration of how the company’s award-winning wireless lighting control software platform empowers users of smart devices to interact effortlessly via Bluetooth with modern lighting around them.
Tridonic has launched a new series of sensors that can detect both motion and ambient light. Developed in accordance with the IEC-62386-103 standard and prepared for certification by the Digital Illumination Interface Alliance (DiiA), the sensors are suitable for commercially available DALI-2 controllers and can easily be integrated into lighting and building management systems.