HOLOS Air powered by Luxon, is a web-based, wireless control, monitoring and management system for lighting. It gives users the freedom to commission, configure and completely control their own lighting to maximise energy savings and reduce carbon emissions.
Wireless control
Holos Air powered by Luxon
Early generation lighting controls provided energy savings but were difficult and expensive to fit retrospectively, requiring specialist engineers. Once installed, they were difficult to alter and not well suited to respond to changing occupancy patterns in buildings.
Holos Air
HOLOS Air banishes these problems. Installation and initial configuration is simple and controls can be altered at the touch of a button to meet a building's changing needs.
Comparisions with existing technology are impressive; it is capable of controlling 200 HOLOS devices from one wireless gateway compared to DALI's 64.
HOLOS Air enables a variety of control strategies to be employed, for example daylight harvesting, occupancy sensing, time scheduling, and scene setting. The solution also allows wireless conversion of 3rd party sensors via volt-free connection to HOLOS adapters and complete personalised mapping per user.
Comparisions with existing technology are impressive; it is capable of controlling 200 HOLOS devices from one wireless gateway compared to DALI's 64.
HOLOS Air enables a variety of control strategies to be employed, for example daylight harvesting, occupancy sensing, time scheduling, and scene setting. The solution also allows wireless conversion of 3rd party sensors via volt-free connection to HOLOS adapters and complete personalised mapping per user.
An eye on the facts
Up to 40% of a building's electricity use is accounted for by lighting. (Carbon Trust)
Efficient general lighting can save up to an average 40%.
Globally this equates to 630 million tonnes of CO2.
Globally this equates to 630 million tonnes of CO2.
75% of all the lighting sold in Europe today is not currently controlled.
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