smartbuildingmag.com
07
’21
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OSRAM News
Light Management Systems (LMS).
Our LMS brochure has been updated: latest information and new products
Variably and efficiently controllable lighting systems are the backbone of state-of-the-art buildings. OSRAM offers you light management solutions which can be conveniently adjusted to your specific needs – with pinpoint precision. The latest update of the LMS brochure has now also been extended by the new DALI 2 PRO IoT lighting controller. This compact lighting controller comes with an integrated IoT gateway which provides easy access to cloud applications – and the browser-based graphical user interface (GUI) is simply ideal for speedy, convenient and intuitive commissioning.
Savings potential meets operating comfort
The updated portfolio presents the full range of OSRAM system solutions for all kinds of project sizes and requirement profiles – from controlling individual rooms to floor control to the control of entire office buildings or industrial facilities. The focus is always on the practice-oriented application of controllers, sensors and couplers and the versatile features they provide.
Lighting control unlocks fascinating opportunities to even connect entire buildings completely wirelessly, and to optimally balance lighting comfort, cost efficiency and energy footprint.
Application examples from Basic to Professional
In addition to system components – such as control units, stand-alone sensors, DALI sensors and couplers – the brochure concisely presents practice-oriented examples of how lighting control and sensor technology can be efficiently combined. As an initial use case, the brochure demonstrates the variable control of a conference room consisting of two subspaces. In the Advanced Level you can obtain fascinating insights into projects focusing on lighting control in classrooms or the decorative illumination of a hotel lounge. For Professional Applications, intelligent systems from OSRAM seamlessly combine efficient sensor technology with ease of operation and the flexible control of different lighting zones. This is illustrated using the examples of a lighting system for an open-plan office and a hotel lobby.
