Lighting MAnAgEMEnt SYStEM - OMS lighting

Types of control
Manual
Automatic
gr. A
gr. B
Day shift
50 %
Afternoon shift
50 %
Night shift
100 %
Combined
Constant illuminance sensor
gr. C
100 %
100 %
0 %
100 %
0 %
100 %
0 % 50 % 0 %
Daylight simulation
gr. D
gr. A
luminaires
gr. A gr. B gr. C gr. D
100 %
0 %
50 %
luminaires
100 % 100 % luminous flux 50 % 50 % luminous flux 0 % 0 % luminous flux
Luminaires divided into control groups. Some luminaires
belong to two groups.
50 %
50 %
Light control based on workplace occupancy.
In the framework of different scenes different luminaires are shining or the luminaires shine with different
intensity.
One luminaire can be included in several
groups, and all luminaires can form one or
several groups which work at one pre-set
level of luminous flux. Once the required
group structure is designed and set up, it
is possible to switch on or off the chosen
groups of luminaires.
Each individual lighting group and level
of luminous flux can be activated by the
simple touch of a button. The same control
functionality can, if needed, be used in
more control units placed in several different
locations. Each scene can have a designated
purpose, for example, for everyday
work, maintenance, cleaning and at a safety
level.
The advantage of this type of control is
that within the framework of one group of
luminaires it is possible for each luminaire
to have the same or completely different
levels of luminous flux. Each luminaire can
be addressed independently allowing precise
control of the lighting according to
need. An example of this kind of control is
that all luminaires in the middle of a room
can shine with a higher luminous flux than
the luminaires at the edge of the room
where there is daylight available.
This kind of scenic management is characterised
by its intuitive operation and is
widely used in spaces where the demand
placed on lighting requirements changes
regularly. Luminaires are controlled through
a programed management unit. Via this database
software it is possible to change the
groupings of luminaires thereby increasing
the flexibility of the system. This flexibility
means that changes can be made to
the use of the system without the need to
make electrical or technical changes or having
any impact on the luminaires. This kind
of control is extremely adaptive, and can
even manage non-luminaire devices such
as blinds or ventilation.
Lighting scene chosen according to requirements of current activity in each workplace.
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