Lighting Control Module

The use of Light Control Modules has gained widespread acceptance over recent years; indeed it has become the industry standard for lighting installations. As a contractor’s entire installation team cannot be expected to possess specialist knowledge of lighting management systems, the desirability of simplifying the installation process is obvious. CONNECT provides the ideal solution.

Ex-Or Ultra Lite connectors employ a unique “dual-latching” system providing safe and secure connections preventing improper installation that could result in loose or overheated connections. The whole installation process is accelerated, cutting contract times and allowing buildings to be occupied within a shorter time-frame.

The benefits are not confined to the initial installation process either. If, at some later date, the lighting requirements change, it is a simple matter to un-plug the luminaires or detectors and to change or re-position. Ultra Lite Connection Centre is an economical solution for the connection of luminaires to either presence/absence detectors or conventional switches. It provides ten 6-pole sockets for dimmable or fixed output luminaires

• Presence/absence detection: one detector can control up to 10 luminaire outputs, or two detectors up to 5 luminaire outputs each
• Local switching only: luminaires may be switched via conventional switches able to handle up to 10 luminaire outputs, or two switches up to 5 luminaire outputs each
• One Switch: affords local control to the end-user whereby a simple, momentary, push-to-make wall-switch can be used to raise or lower the lighting level or to toggle the output ON/OFF
• Luminaire Leads: Luminaire leads are fitted at one end with an industry-standard, GST18/6 6-pin plug for connection to the center. The other end is supplied stripped, ready for connection to the luminaire. Leads are available in various combinations of length and number of cores for standard or dimming luminaires
• Emergency Lighting: Mains terminals are provided for live and separate maintained live. This enables testing of emergency luminaires via a key switch to be carried out.