Flexibility of control
Delmatic has supplied a sophisticated lighting management system for the new 93,600 sq ft office building at 95 Gresham Street in the City of London.
The Delmatic system provides total flexibility of control with addressable control of each luminaire. For letting purposes a master switch at each floor entrance operates all lights on the floor, and incoming tenants have the ability to personalise and customise the system to suit their individual requirements.
The luminaires, supplied by Riegens Lighting, can be operated from a local presence detector, absence detector or multisensor as well as by IP telephone or user's PC. Sensors in perimeter zones can relate lighting to daylight levels, dimming perimeter lighting in bright weather. Riegens supplied 2 x 24 W T5 luminaires with semi-specular louvers for the project.
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0208 987 5900
www.delmatic.com
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