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Lighting Control - World Energy Control Corp. - Facility Management Product Release
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Distributed Lighting Control System provides dimming, dynamic scheduling, daylight harvesting, lumen maintenance, bulb/ballast fault detection, and on-site or remote aggregate control. It is comprised of a virtual lighting control panel (laptop, desktop or smartphone); a VBC100 controller (which can control from one to three fixtures depending on lighting task); a virtual dimmer; WECC-TALK communication network; a sensor interface module; and photo cells, motion detectors and optional dimmers as needed. Works with standard 0-10V dimming ballasts and lamps.
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posted: 2/3/2011