Lighting Control System (LCS) + Automation


The Benefits of Lighting Control System

In the average home, most light controls are a simple on/off switch, rather than a dimmer. This means that whether it's the middle of the day or it's night time, your fixtures are putting out the exact same amount of light.

In fact, light switches are one of the few appliances that only have two settings – on and off.

Through dimming, users can control the quantity of light their fixtures provide to fit specific tasks, moods, or situations. This not only improves the experience, but also saves wasted energy in the process.


Daylight Harvesting
In addition to managing electric light, regulating the amount of daylight that enters a space is an important aspect of light control. By using shades in conjunction with dimmers, our systems can create the perfect balance between the two sources of light to save energy and create an inviting environment. Dimming modifies the quantity of electric lights, which in turn are complimented by the proper shade fabric and control that filters daylight. Together they save energy while providing the right amount of light for specific tasks or situations.


Total Light Control
True light control reaches further than shading and dimmers. Our light management systems and equipment can make lighting a vibrant and vital part of any space. Daylight sensors, for example, can automatically adjust shades and overhead lights to maintain the perfect look throughout the day, while occupancy sensors can ensure that lights are never left on when a room is not in use.


Do you Know?

Light control is environmentally responsible.
It reduces energy consumption and extends lamp life.