Control order from West Yorkshire Police
CP Northern has supplied sophisticated, bespoke energy-saving lighting management systems for three new police stations in West Yorkshire.
Each of the systems is designed to deliver optimum energy efficiency, combined with the inherent flexibility to meet diverse lighting control requirements and to provide automatic testing and monitoring of emergency lighting.
Working closely with Interserve, CP Northern supplied and commissioning of all three projects simultaneously, covering a total of over 30,000 addressable DALI devices, including around 20,000 luminaires – each with an individual DALI address. The spaces controlled through the systems range from open office areas and training areas through to cell blocks and firing ranges – all of which have complex switching requirements.
There is also a large building used for public order training, which incorporates several types of lighting to simulate different types of environments that officers may be required to enter.
CP Automated Lighting (Northern)
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