Emergency lighting monitoring
Delmatic are supplying a lighting management and emergency lighting monitoring system for the new Westminster Lodge Leisure Centre in St Albans.
Delmatic is supplying a lighting management and emergency lighting monitoring system for the new Westminster Lodge Leisure Centre in St Albans.
Installed by building services contractors Imtech Aqua, the Delmatic system provides networked control of lighting throughout the complex including testing and monitoring emergency lighting across the site. The system provides a combination of switching and Dali dimming, and includes energy efficient presence detection and daylight-linked control of lighting which relate lighting to occupancy and the extent of daylight.
Multi-function spaces, such as the studio, gym and pool require different lighting levels dependent on how the space is being used and the Delmatic system includes scene-setting within these areas. The system is managed and monitored via the head end pc in the manager’s office and may also be controlled from touch screen panels located around the centre.
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0208 987 5900
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