innovative solution
for Mezzanines

DALI2 sensor of our own design. Increases the efficiency of the lighting system up to 90% without reducing the comfort for employees, as well as increases the safety and quality of employee control.

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Goals and tasks of the system

Energy
saving

Reduce lighting energy consumption by up to 92%

Service life
extension

Up to 4 times less luminaire replacements

Adjustable
smoothness

Smooth turning lights On and Off

Satisfaction
Improvement

Keeping lights switched On while people working in aisles

Simplification
of operation

The absence of blind zones and the special principle of operation of the sensor allows you to avoid false alarms

Safety

Adjustable standby lighting mode. Instant activation of all lights in case of emergency

Minimization
of manual control

Fully automatic operation without human intervention

Control

Notifications to managers about an employee staying in the zone for too long

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Problem

1.
False sensor's activation through the mesh floor

Solution

1.
The sensor works only in a predefined zone

Problem

2.
Sharp switching of luminaires causes discomfort

Solution

2.
Smooth luminaire switching On and Off reduces employees fatigue

AWADA DA-PASSEN

allows to count the number of people in area, showing aisle's occupation, determines the direction of a moving person. Saving energy and improving control system accuracy

Easy fastening

The body is screwed to the shelf with screws

Housing made of impact-resistant plastic

Withstands random impacts

Reads the number of people

No blind spots compared to other similar sensors. The light will turn off only when a person left the coverage area

Reporting

Generating statistics on the workload of different zones

Warranty 5 years

Our products have been certificated according to relevant quality standards

MANAGE YOUR MEZZANINE
EFFICIENTLY

Presence control

The use of optical sensors to control lighting based on the number of people entering and exiting

Basic setup

Allows you to compensate for excess illumination in certain areas, formed due to the safety factor incorporated in the design or errors in the design and placement of luminaires

Luminous flux maintenance control

Compensation of the luminous flux of luminaires during operation (dust, degradation, turbidity)

Stand-by mode

Setting the minimum brightness of luminaires during periods of absence of people in the zone

Lighting on request

Lighting operation in relation to a specific task / command received from the user or from an external system associated, for example, with the business processes of an enterprise

Load Balance

Targeted dimming throughout the facility to compensate for electricity consumption during periods of peak loads or emergencies