Lighting control system
Finalist in Lighting Controls in Consulting-Specifying Engineer's 2011 Product of the Year competition
Edited by Bettina Chang, Consulting-Specifying Engineer
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Digital Lighting Management (DLM) networked system enables remote management of lighting controls throughout a floor, a building, or an entire campus. DLM local networks can include intelligent room controllers, occupancy sensors, personal controls, daylighting sensors, and interfaces. Each local network can be equipped with a BACnet-compatible network bridge for remote control by a BAS or a browser-based user interface on a PC, PDA, or a smartphone. The remote control can change sensor settings and system 
parameters, establish normal and after-hours schedules, and monitor power consumption of lighting and plug loads in real time.
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