Control for centre of excellence
CP Electronics has installed controls at the newly refurbished Worcester Royal Infirmary building, now part of the University of Worcester.
Installed and specified by MITIE Engineering Services (Midlands), various products from CP have been used to control illumination levels in the corridors, lecture areas, corridors and WC's. These include the passive infrared detector EBDSPIR-PRM, which can be set for absence or presence detection, switching the load on or off according to occupancy after a preset time. The time delay is adjustable between 10 seconds and 99 minutes and, if there is sufficient natural light, a built-in photocell will keep the lighting switched off. It also has the benefit of optional manual override and can be used with incandescent, fluorescent and compact fluorescent light sources.
CP Electronics
0333 9000671
www.cpelectronics.co.uk
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