‘Intelligent’ photocell batten mount control
Danlers' new batten-mounted iIntelligent photocell switch is capable of
delivering significant energy savings at low cost.
By virtue of its radical new calibration process, this control can distinguish the difference between artificial and natural light delivered to the photocell and by doing so removes the site specific addition of artificial light from any decision to automatically switch the lights on/off. This minimises hysteresis drift and reduces the risk of false triggering or ‘hunting’. This technology has a GB patent pending No. 1219746.3.
This UK manufactured control mounts onto the end of lighting battens via the 20mm knock out and comes with a 1metre lead to connect to the ballast. It can switch lighting loads of up to 10 amps (6 amps of fluorescent).
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