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Why Use Daylight Harvesting?
Control systems with seamlessly integrated daylight harvesting react and interact with natural light levels to maintain ideal lighting conditions while greatly reducing costs. A daylight harvesting system coupled with TLC's control system w... Read More »
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What's Daylight Harvesting?
The basic concept of Daylight Harvesting is really simple: When sufficient daylight is available, the artificial light automatically dims to the appropriate level. The possible savings in a professional installation are impressive. Daylight... Read More »
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Why is DALI particularly advantageous for daylight harvesting pro...
Daylight harvesting entails switching or dimming lighting systems in response to available daylight in a space. However, the amount of daylight varies according to distance from the daylight aperture. As a result, dimming the light fixtures... Read More »
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The Axis ballast is available for 32 watt T8 lamps, in 4' length or 2' “U-bend” style. We offer 2-lamp, 3-lamp, and 4-lamp 120 & 277V ballasts. We will be offering a T5-HO ballast for F54T5/HO lamps for fixture manufacturers.
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The Axis ballast is available through your energy services contractor or through your local distributor. It can also be provided as an option through light fixture manufacturers pre-installed in new fixtures. Contact us for a listing of con...
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The Axis ballast is priced very competitively. We understand that the investment cost must be justified by the energy costs saved, and have priced the ballast accordingly. Our ballast is designed strictly for the energy efficiency market, a...
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A Daylight Harvesting system can potentially oscillate. Think of it as a "disco effect". Imagine you have a room full of separate Daylight Harvesting systems. If there is a spot light onto one of the sensors (for example sunshine is reflect...
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Mainly because most available systems are too complicated, too unreliable and too expensive: Planning requires special skills, installation takes too long and is too expensive, commissioning, diagnostics and service are time consuming. Larg...
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