Conference and meeting rooms:

In conference rooms, lighting needs to be flexible because it is the only way to cater for different activities such as meetings, lectures or presentations. Therefore, conference rooms need a lighting control system that can quickly switch from one light scene to another.

B.E.G. solutions:

PD4:

The PD4 detects movement over an area of 32 m², making it ideal for larger rooms. The built-in light sensor measures the brightness in the room and regulates the lighting depending on the natural light. If the artificial light needs to be switched off or dimmed for a presentation, it can be overridden manually at any time with a switch.

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PD4-M-DUO:

The PD4-M-DUO can control two separate lighting groups according to natural daylight. Two independent light sensors enable light to be measured in two different areas of the room (e.g., window side and wall side). For PowerPoint presentations, where little light is needed, or for demonstrations, where a lot of light is needed, manual intervention is possible by means of a push-button.

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PD4-M-DAA4G:

The DALI occupancy detector PD4-M-DAA4G can control up to four luminaire groups. An additional relay can be used for further individual alignment. Channels 1-3 are used for daylight-dependent lighting control. The 4th channel can be used for permanent lighting and is controlled either via the brightness value or a push-button. The included relay channel (channel 5) can be used to switch another constant light or an HVAC system depending on presence.

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Individual building solutions

The buildings of the future are automated, with a high demand need for energy-efficient convenience. B.E.G. sensors and actuators are used worldwide, e.g., in the control of office buildings, industrial companies, production facilities and logistics centres. They can be found in universities, schools, hotels, banks, shopping centres, multi-storey car parks and many other buildings. We are proud to contribute to the sustainable operation of buildings around the world.

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