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Energy Saving - Klik Lighting System<br />
As lighting consumes the largest amount of energy in most<br />
commercial buildings, accounting for 40% in the service<br />
sector, it makes sense to manage it effectively.<br />
As part of the market leading Klik range, Klik Digital is a<br />
simple, cost effective ‘plug & play’ system, already<br />
creating energy efficiencies at DLVA Swansea, Nottingham<br />
Trent University, Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, Coventry Ricoh<br />
Arena and BOC Cambuslang to name but a few.<br />
Using a proven design based on the very successful Klik<br />
Lighting Distribution System (KLDS), the Klik Digital<br />
Connection System (KDCS), has marshalling boxes in 4, 6, 8,<br />
or 10 way configurations and pre-wired plugs for distribution<br />
of power and data to digital ballasts (DALI & DSI).<br />
Positioning of Sensors<br />
KDCS makes best use of the available natural daylight. The<br />
digital sensors will regulate the light level in accordance with<br />
the natural daylight and light provided from adjacent<br />
luminaries.<br />
In this example KDCS is installed around the edge of the<br />
room where natural daylight is available.<br />
Digital<br />
Occupancy<br />
Sensor<br />
Standard<br />
Occupancy<br />
Sensor<br />
KLDS<br />
KDCS<br />
Digital<br />
Dimmable<br />
Luminaires<br />
Standard<br />
Luminaires<br />
Occupancy Sensor Positioning<br />
Occupancy Sensor Spacing<br />
Sensor direction<br />
Best detection is achieved by walking across the<br />
detector beams not towards them. This should be considered<br />
for natural corridors.<br />
1m overlap<br />
Increase the level of overlap to reduce the possibility of dead<br />
spots.
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