New standard in digital control
Lutron Electronics Co, an expert in light control, is pleased to announce the launch of its new standard in digital control, EcoSystem. Comprising of LED drivers, digital dimming ballasts, sensors, motorised blinds and controls, Lutron’s EcoSystem provides specifiers and installers with an end-to-end solution that can be scaled to suit any project.
Lutron Electronics Co, an expert in light control, is pleased to announce the launch of its new standard in digital control, EcoSystem. Comprising of LED drivers, digital dimming ballasts, sensors, motorised blinds and controls, Lutron’s EcoSystem provides specifiers and installers with an end-to-end solution that can be scaled to suit any project.
Used in conjunction with Lutron’s existing energy saving solutions – Quantum or Energi Savr Node QS – the EcoSystem offers specifiers a layer of control which adds superior performance and that all-important guarantee of compatability on any job, no matter the size. “Compatability between fixtures and controls is an increasing issue on projects, especially those which include LED technologies. With the introduction of EcoSystem, it is now possible to have an end-to-end Lutron solution which guarantees compatability between the controls and fixtures, for the ultimate in performance and reliability”, said Andrew Bechgaard, head of marketing for Europe and Africa at Lutron.
Lutron
01442 261199
www.lutron.com/europe
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