Return to 99 Bishopsgate
Delmatic has supplied a new lighting management system for the restack of seven office floors at 99 Bishopsgate in London. This project continues Delmatic’s long association with the twenty-six storey building which was originally equipped with a Delmatic system in 1995. A plug-in upgrade in 2005 converted the former proprietary controls into open Lon technology while the current restack introduces latest Dali dimming technology.
The new system incorporates Delmatic’s latest ten-output Dali plug-in control modules, Dali presence detectors and multisensors, as well as network routers. The new system connects to the existing vertical buswire network and is managed and monitored from the existing head-end PC. Graphical head end software enables lighting to be monitored and managed through drag-and-drop controls and includes lamp run-time and lamp failure monitoring.
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