Provide Better Comfort

Wireless lighting control is usually operated by employees, who can use an application or an external handheld remote control. As a typical office, meetings may require staying alert and bright, and the lights can be dimmed. The lights in the rest room can be dimmed to ensure the most relaxing lighting, thereby maintaining the comfort of all participants.

Easy to Install

Wireless lighting control is easy to install because it utilizes existing wires and power sources. There is no need for professional businessmen to rewire the entire house and spend time turning the workplace into a construction site. When you don't want to cut through the wall to lay cables, wireless dimmers, switches and applications are ideal control interfaces. Wireless lighting is usually beneficial for renovation projects and is more cost-effective than renovating wired systems. Typical automatic lighting control applications involve the interaction between input devices (such as photoelectric sensors) and power controllers (such as switches). Although these components can be integrated into the same device (occupying sensors), they are usually installed separately. For interaction, the input device must send control signals to the controller, and then the controller controls the load. The traditional main method is to send control signals along a dedicated low-voltage wiring (commonly known as "hardwiring"). A latest method that is rapidly gaining popularity is to use radio waves to travel through the air, thereby eliminating the need for dedicated control lines.

Strong Flexibility

The advantages of wireless lighting control make it have greater installation flexibility, good scalability and lower labor installation costs. It is suitable for many applications, but especially for those that are difficult to wire, external area lighting, inaccessible ceilings, Spaces that need to be reconfigured, etc. Wireless lighting control possesses the basic functions of hardwired advanced control systems and has advantages such as energy cost savings and flexibility.

Component Parts

The wireless lighting control system consists of a lamp controller (also known as a relay module, power supply group or dimming module), which is usually installed inside or on the lamp or in a junction box. Input devices (such as sensors and switches); The management devices include gateways (which function similarly to wireless routers) and servers.