acuity controls product & application guide

PRODUCT& APPLICATION GUIDE

2015

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LC&DBLUE BOXXPOINT WIRELESS

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LIGHTING CONTROL & DESIGN

APPLICATIONS & DESIGN GUIDE

02 Benefi ts

04 Strategies

06 Smart & Connected

08 Introduction

10 Classroom

12 Open Office

14 Patient Room

16 Hotel Room

18 Office

20 Hospital

22 Education

24 Big Box Retail

26 Industrial/Warehouse

28 University

ABOUT ACUITY CONTROLS

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IT’S NOT JUST SMARTER. IT’S EASIER.

ACUITY CONTROLS is advanced lighting controls technology, service and support from a single expert source. We offer one of the industry’s most extensive product portfolios for indoor and outdoor applications; single rooms to campuses to municipalities. Our product solutions include occupancy and photosensors, centralized and distributed systems, panels, fi xture-integrated, wired and wireless controls that simply work.

© 2015 Acuity Brands Lighting Inc., All Rights Reserved.

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THE WORLD OF LIGHTING AND CONTROLS IS CHANGING: from light sources, to the regulatory environment. Yet the pressure to quickly deliver high-quality solutions that deliver real value continues to increase. After thousands of deployments, Acuity

Controls has the experience to deliver reliable products, professional services and innovative solutions to manage and control energy in a changing world.

CONTROL TECHNOLOGY

LED LIGHTING is quickly overtaking fl uorescent, HID and other lighting sources improving energy effi ciency and controllability. Acuity Controls innovative wired and wireless solutions deliver superior control management of the latest technology.

CONTROL COST

ROBUST PROTECTION mechanisms built into Acuity Controls solutions ensure long product life with minimal support and maintenance delivering value now and into the future.

CONTROL COMPLIANCE

ACUITY CONTROLS has been on the cutting edge of energy mandates for decades giving us the experience and expertise to design, build, stock and service in any regulatory environment.

CONTROLS SOLUTIONS

FOR A CHANGING WORLD

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STRATEGY DESCRIPTION SAVINGS

Potential cumulative savings 40%-70%

Scheduling

Controls lighting, equipment or other building management systems based on the time of day or astronomical event. Automates energy savings by delivering the desired light levels throughout the day without using unnecessary electricity.

10%-40%

Daylight HarvestingAutomatically regulates the use of electric lighting in response to the amount of daylight available. Saves energy while maintaining consistent illumination for occupant comfort and safety.

5%-15%

Continuous DimmingVaries the light output of the lighting system over a continuous range from full to a minimum light output without fl ickering, in imperceptible steps. Reduces energy consumption without disrupting occupants and often satisfi es code requirements for bi-level or multi-level lighting control.

Situational

Personal ControlEnables users to adjust their illuminated environment to fi t their personal preferences within a space. Maximizes occupant comfort and can increase productivity.

5%-25%

Lumen Maintenance ControlAdjusts lamp power over time to maintain constant light output as lamps age and dirt accumulates in luminaires. Saves energy early in the life of a system and extends lamp life.

Situational

Occupancy Sensing

Regulates the operation of lighting or other equipment by detecting the presence or absence of people within a space. Ensures electricity is consumed only when the space is in use and can be extended to HVAC and/or plug load control to help centralized building management.

10%-30%

HVACExtends a lighting control system to also control an HVAC system based on occupancy or time of day. Helps centralize building management and reduces energy consumption for additional savings.

Situational

TuningProgramming the maximum light output of an individual or group of luminaires to provide the desired amount of light for a space, task or area. Extends lamp life and enhances lumen performance over time.

Load Shedding Selectively reduces the load of a system on a temporary basis to avoid peak pricing. 5%-15%

5%-15%

Plug Load ControlExtends a lighting control system to control plug loads based on time of day, occupancy or a demand response signal. Helps centralize building management and reduces energy consumption for additional savings.

Situational

IMPLEMENTING MULTIPLE LEVELS of control strategies with innovative and practical solutions from Acuity Controls saves time through automation and saves money by reducing energy consumption by as much as 70%. The following table explains these different control strategies and their potential to save energy.

STRATEGIESOF BUILDING CONTROL THAT WORK

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GOVERNMENTINDUSTRIAL

HEALTHCARE

HOSPITALITY

RETAIL

OFFICE

EDUCATION

LC&D™

Highly Confi gurable Switching Solutions and Accessories

BLUE BOX™

Cost Effective Automated Switching and Dimming

XCELLA™ Quick Wireless Lighting, HVAC, and Plug Load Control

XPOINT™ Fixture-By-Fixture Switching, Dimming, and Plug-Load Control

ACUITY CONTROLS DELIVERS RELIABLE SOLUTIONS WITH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY. The interoperability of LC&D, Blue Box, XPoint Wireless, XPoint and xCella means these

systems can be used together in a variety of confi gurations to create hybrid wired and wireless solutions for any application. Each works as a stand-alone system or can be centrally controlled and managed through GX2 software and the GR 2400 Master

Controller to create a network of smart buildings.

SMART & CONNECTEDA NETWORK FOR INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS

XPOINT™ WIRELESS High Performance Wireless Switching and Dimming

ACUITY CONTROLS simply works; for rooms, floors, buildings and multi-building campuses. The following application guide is just one of many ways to support a sequence of operations and energy mandates and align them with performance standards and available budget.

Contact the experts in our Design Services Team who can help you create the precise solution for any project.

Classrooms

Open Offi ces

Patient Rooms

Hospitality Rooms

Office Floors

Hospital Floors

Education Buildings

Big Box Retail Buildings

Industrial/Warehouse Buildings

University Campuses

APPLICATIONS & DESIGN

GUIDE

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For specification sheets, wiring diagrams and more, please visit www.acuitycontrols.com/resources.


INDOOR DIGITAL PHOTOSENSOR

TEACHER CONTROLSTATION

MICROPANEL LT

WIDE VIEWOCCUPANCY

SENSOR

BRIGHTON DIGITAL SWITCH

Primary Daylight Zone

Secondary Daylight Zone

No Daylight Zone

INDOOR DIGITAL

• Top button of entry switch shall raise lights to the level determined by the photosensor or to a default level.

• Teacher control station shall deliver push-button scene selection and include a slider to control light levels of the active scene. Light output shall be programmed to not exceed the maximum light level determined by the photosensor or default maximum.

• A programmed “Quiet Time” button shall maintain current scene but ignore occupancy sensor commands for a pre-determined amount of time.

• Light overridden by manual raise lower shall return to automatic control by selecting another scene or after an optional timer expires.

• Lights shall automatically turn off when occupancy is not detected by the occupancy sensor within the programmed time delay.

• After occupancy sensor times out, lights shall automatically return to the last light level if motion is seen within 15 seconds (semi-automatic grace period).

• Lights shall be switched off from teacher control station or entry switch. Lights shall remain off (and not triggered back on) while occupancy is still detected in room.

Alternate functionality is available.

CLASSROOM SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

For a specification grade drawing of this solution, visit

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ROOM | FLOOR | BUILDING | CAMPUS

The MICROPANEL LT is a stand-alone, high performance control solution which enhances the learning environment by combining seamless dimming and daylight control with smart sensors and intuitive wall stations. Easy integration with AV equipment and optional quick-plug ports further enhance this versatile panel for today’s high-tech classrooms.

LC&D

The programmable TEACHER CONTROL STATION can be used to set scenes, light louvers, timers, and control window shades and skylight louvers.

The two-button BRIGHTON DIGITAL SWITCH delivers simple ON/OFF manual control ideal for an entry switch.

The WIDE VIEW OCCUPANCY SENSOR uses PIR and microphonics to see and “hear” fi ne movements in a classroom.

A single INDOOR DIGITAL PHOTOSENSOR is able to control multiple daylighting zones and installs discretely into a ceiling panel or fi xture.

This example solution supports the lighting control requirements for commercial building codes of ASHRAE 2013, IECC 2012, CA Title 24 2013.

A singlePHOTOSENSOR multiple daylighting zones and installs discretely into a ceiling panel or fi xture.


WIRELESS ROCKER SWITCH

WIRELESS OCCUPANCY

SENSORSWIRELESS PHOTOSENSOR

WIRELESS PLUG LOAD MODULE

XPOINT WIRELESS LIGHT CONTROLLERS

Primary Daylight Zone

Secondary Daylight Zone

No Daylight Zone

• A single tap of top button on the switch shall raise lights to the level determined by the photosensor or to a default level.

• Occupancy sensor shall activate controlled plug loads when motion is detected.

• Pressing and holding the bottom button of switch shall lower light levels. When the lower limit is reached, lights shall stay at fully dimmed state but not switch off. A single tap of the bottom button shall turn lights off manually.

• Pressing and holding the top button shall increase light levels. Light output shall not exceed the maximum light level determined by the photosensor or default maximum.

• Lights and controlled plug loads shall automatically turn off when occupancy is not detected within a programmed time delay.

• After the occupancy sensor times out, lights shall automatically go back to the last light level if motion is seen within 15 seconds (semi-automatic grace period).


OPEN OFFICE SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

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Intelligent XPOINT WIRELESS LIGHT CONTROLLERS embed directly into select Acuity Brands luminaires to support multiple advanced control strategies while minimizing installation costs. Monitor the performance of individual fi xtures and tune the system to maximize energy savings. UL 924 Light Controllers are available to manage emergency lighting in paths of egress without additional shut relays.

The WIRELESS PLUG LOAD MODULE delivers wireless plug load control to select outlets to support compliance and increase energy savings.

Stick or screw WIRELESS ROCKER SWITCHES onto any fl at surface to provide instant switching and dimming control.

The WIRELESS PHOTOSENSOR is solar powered and can control multiple daylight zones.

WIRELESS OCCUPANCY SENSORS use PIR or dual technology to function even with high partitions and book cases.

Complete an Open Offi ce solution by embedding XPoint Wireless directly into Lithonia Lighting® FSL SERIES LED LUMINAIRES. With 118 lumens per watt and eldoLED drivers that dim to 1%, the FSL luminaire delivers energy savings and outstanding performance priced right for an offi ce environment.




XPOINT WIRELESS


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MICROPANEL

WSX SENSOR

PATIENT ROOM SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

• Light scenes and light levels shall be determined by the entry switch.

• Restroom lights shall turn on automatically with an occupancy sensor and with an override button for manual control. Occupancy sensor shall automatically turn lights off when occupancy is not detected.


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A networked MICROPANEL provides high-performing distributed switching and dimming control as well as scheduling capabilities to support an effi cient, safe and comfortable environment for patients. With a fl ush mount wall option, MicroPanel allows for easy service without entering the ceiling. The fl exible voltage barrier system of the MicroPanel also allows for normal, emergency and critical power from the same panel.

LC&D

The stainless steel CHELSEA DIGITAL SWITCH is easy to clean and can be programmed to deliver lighting scenes for common tasks like “sleep” and “exam”.

The WSX SENSOR is an occupancy sensor and relay in one wall station that can also be used to control bathroom fans, making it an ideal and complete solution for a bathroom.

Create a complete solution by integrating control into the LED ENTERA EXAM LIGHT, designed for hospital applications and available in a variety of materials including an anti-microbial fi nish.





XCELLA WIRELESS REMOTE MODULE

WIRELESS KEY CARD SWITCH

WIRELESS ROCKER SWITCH

LAMP CONTROL MODULE

WIRELESS WINDOW / DOOR SENSOR

• Insertion of hotel key card in key card switch:

• Entry way lights shall turn on.

• Selected appliances such as TV, radio and desk lamps shall become active.

• Switch near bed shall be activated for manual control of room lighting.

• Window sensor shall setback HVAC if window is open in excess of programmed Window Time Delay.

• Bathroom lights shall be controlled by manual ON, auto OFF occupancy sensor with a default time delay.

• Removal of hotel key card:

• Lights and selected outlets shall turn off on a default time delay.

• HVAC shall setback.

• Bathroom lights shall be programmed to not be affected by the key card switch.


HOTEL GUEST ROOM SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

The WIRELESS KEY CARD SWITCH controls select plug loads, lighting and HVAC with a hotel key card. Programmable time delays allow a guest enough time to leave the room before power shuts down.

The LAMP CONTROL MODULE delivers cost-effective and easy wireless control to lamps plugged into walls for additional energy savings.

The self-powered WIRELESS WINDOW/DOOR SENSOR fi ts most windows and sets back or turns off HVAC and other electric loads without over-cycling the system.

The WIRELESS ROCKER SWITCH may be screw mounted or stuck to practically any surface providing manual control exactly where it is needed.


XCELLA WIRELESS REMOTE MODULES are part of a simple, room-based approach that uses distributed intelligence to reliably control lights, plug loads and HVAC. Network this system with GX2 software to display room occupancy status for housekeeping and front desk staff who can schedule service without disrupting guests.

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Extend the XPOINT WIRELESS system from an open offi ce space, page 12, to an entire offi ce fl oor with proven wireless communication delivered by a mesh network and distributed intelligence. XPoint Wireless Light Controllers embed directly into Acuity Brands fi xtures for faster and simplifi ed installation.

XPOINT WIRELESS

STANDARD WORK HOURS

• Work Areas (open office): Lights shall turn on by switch or time schedule. If daylight is present, light level within the primary and secondary daylit zones will be determined by the photosensor.

• Pass-Through Areas (corridor): Lights shall turn on by switch or time schedule. If occupancy sensors are installed, lights shall dim down to a lower light level when no occupancy is detected. When occupancy is detected, lights shall rise to an adequate light level.

• Infrequent Use Areas (break room): Lights shall turn on by switch and off based on usage (occupancy sensor, timer switch, etc.).

• Specialized Use Areas (electrical closet): Lights shall turn on and off based on occupancy.

AFTER HOURS OPERATION

• Lights are swept off by time clock unless override switch or occupancy sensors override the off sweep.

• Override switch keeps lights on for no more than two hours.

• If occupancy sensors are installed, lights turn on based on occupancy.


OFFICE FLOOR SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

The EMBEDDED MICROSENSOR MULTI-SENSOR delivers 360°PIR occupancy sensing and daylight sensing embedded directly within a fi xture.

Program BRIGHTON DIGITAL SWITCHES to automatically produce light levels that reduce eye strain for offi ce workers.

Use the XPOINT WIRELESS GATEWAY to program, run diagnostics and perform maintenance of the XPoint Wireless system and connect the fl oor-wide system to a building’s wired system to create a single hybrid solution.

The GR 2400 MASTER CONTROLLER delivers digital time clock (DTC) functionality to the XPoint Wireless distributed control solution. Integrate Link-To cards as needed, like Link-To BACnet, and mount discretely in an equipment room for easy access.

Embed XPoint Wireless directly into Lithonia Lighting® VTL SERIES TROFFERS for a complete offi ce fl oor solution. Combining aesthetics and high-performance intelligent LED light engines, the VTL Series provides a range of options to ensure superior quality and smart energy savings.

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GR 2400MASTER

CONTROLLER

BRIGHTON DIGITAL SWITCH

See page 12 for open offi ce application

XPOINT WIRELESS

XPOINT WIRELESS GATEWAY


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CEILING MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR

GX2 SOFTWARE

KNIGHTSBRIDGE DIGITAL SWITCH

BLUE BOX LTD

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DAY OPERATION:

• Lights in hallways and nurse’s station shall be maintained at the programmed light level.

• Lights in infrequent use areas shall turn on by switch and off based on usage (occupancy sensor, timer switch, etc.)

NIGHT MODE/OFF PEAK HOURS:

• Occupancy sensors shall be enabled so when corridors are occupied, lights quickly raise to a programmed light level.

• After five minutes of no occupancy, lights shall be programmed to slowly dim down to 30%.


HOSPITAL FLOOR SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

LINK-TO BUILDING AUTOMATION cards network with BMS to bring an entire hospital fl oor under building-wide control.

With GX2 SOFTWARE, personnel can monitor and perform select programming of the fl oor-wide control from a computer at the nurse’s station.

The KNIGHTSBRIDGE DIGITAL SWITCH delivers a compact form factor providing up to 12 scene and dimming commands in a single switch footprint.

Signals from CEILING MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSORS help to maximize energy savings during off-peak hours by dimming lightings in hallways and infrequently used areas.

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The BLUE BOX LTD system extends room-based control, page 14, into a fl oor-wide solution. This complete control system automates light levels in hallways to be dimmed to maintain safe levels throughout a hospital’s 24 hour day while also automating energy savings by reducing power consumption.

BLUE BOX


MICROPANEL

LINK-TO PC/RS232

GR 2400 RELAY PANEL

GX2 ANALYTICS

See page 10 for stand-alone classroom application

KEY DIGITAL SWITCH

• Lights shall automatically turn on one hour prior to school opening.

• When auditorium is in use, a graphical touchscreen shall activate appropriate lighting scenes.

• Throughout the day, lighting usage data shall be gathered and publicly displayed on monitors.

• Lights shall blink fi ve minutes before schedule shut off.

• Digital key switch shall turn on corridor lighting for two hours outside of schedule time.


EDUCATION BUILDING SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

The MICROPANEL integrates lighting control with AV equipment found in auditoriums and can also be used to switch and dim lights and to control skylights and shades.

The LINK-TO PC/RS232 interface card links the GR 2400 system with high-tech AV systems frequently used in large classroom and auditoriums to simplify room operations and presentations.

Publicly display a building’s energy effi ciency on TV monitors using GX2 ANALYTICS.

The KEY DIGITAL SWITCH ensures only authorized personnel may access control of lighting. Use with any relay, dimming or breaker panel and program it in the fi eld, remotely or get it factory pre-programmed.

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A single GR 2400 RELAY PANEL can house up to 48 relays and networks with remote panels such as the MicroPanel for a single, building-wide system. Simple Cat. 5 cables and RJ45 connectors link up to 127 devices making it an ideal solution for an entire building.

LC&D


The T-STAT is a programmable thermostat that allows the building’s HVAC units to reside on the lighting control network creating a single scheduling interface and set back from sensors and wall stations.

The GX2 GATEWAY can host and collect data from both GX2 software and ROAMView to manage indoor and outdoor lighting from a single application.

ROAM® WIRELESS NODES provide dimming and monitoring of outdoor LED fi xtures to drive energy savings and asset management.

The ROAM® WIRELESS GATEWAY controls up to 2,000 ROAM Wireless Nodes and devices to help complete a ROAM outdoor wireless lighting control solution.

RELOC® WIRING SOLUTIONS deliver integrated power, 0-10V dimming, and network wiring in a single pre-terminated, quick-connect cable that can reduce labor costs up to 75%.

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XPOINT MODULES deliver switching and dimming capabilities for tuning and scheduling light levels. Each module may be mounted on a fi xture, J-Box or RELOC® Control Module to deliver fi xture-by-fi xture control or a full circuit of group control as needed.

The XPOINT LT controls XPoint Modules to provide central programming, digital time clock control and optional BMS integration.

XPOINT

PRE-OPENING

• Signage and parking lot lighting shall turn on one hour prior to store opening.

• HVAC set points shall automatically adjust 30 minutes prior to store opening.

• “Pre Opening” scene shall be activated by wall station or via integrated security system as store manager arrives.

• Remaining store lights shall automatically turn on 10 minutes prior to store opening.

OPEN HOURS

• Lights shall go to a predetermined scene level based on time of day.

• Store temperature shall be allowed to be modified within a set range at the thermostat.

• Parking lot lights shall be deactivated by astronomic time schedule or photosensor.

AFTER HOURS

• 30 minutes after store closing, “After Hours” scene shall be initiated and HVAC set back

• Lights shall be turned off at a wall station or via integrated security system as store manage leaves.

• Parking lot lights shall be activated by astronomic time schedule or photosensor.

• Parking lights shall dim down or turn off at a set time to enable part-night setting.


BIG BOX RETAIL BUILDING SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

T-STAT

ROAM® WIRELESS GATEWAY

ROAM® WIRELESS NODE

XPOINT LT

GX2 GATEWAY

XPOINT MODULES WITH RELOC RCM


STORAGE/WAREHOUSE

• Lights shall be zoned per aisle way or area and shall be turned on to the level specified by the photosensor/occupancy sensor as the space becomes occupied.

• As zones are vacated, lights shall automatically dim to 30% after an initial time delay, then turn off after an extended time delay.

• Spaces not in use shall have the occupancy sensors disabled with the exception of walk-through aisle ways.

• Racking or storage zones shall be reconfigurable to accommodate space changes.

MANUFACTURING/PRODUCTION

• Lights shall go to a predetermined scene level based on time of day.

• An override switch shall allow workers to modify light levels for unique tasks like inspection or maintenance.

• Manufacturing zones shall be able to be reconfigured to accommodate production cell changes.

ALL AREAS

• Building wide lighting and ancillary loads shall dim to a predetermined level or shut off for demand response based on a utility signal or local facility override.

• Facility will revert to normal light and load setting at the end of the demand response event.


INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE BUILDING SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

The GR 2400 MASTER CONTROLLER enables light levels of XPoint Wireless fi xtures to be coordinated with production schedules.

Waterproof, stainless steel SWITCHBOLT DIGITAL SWITCHES can withstand the impacts and harsh conditions of industrial applications.

The OPENADR INTERFACE monitors signals from a power company and automatically activates load reduction scenes.

GX2 ANALYTICS software provides energy trending and sensor data that can be used to supplement facility KPIs and operational goals.

Integrate XPoint Wireless with the JHBL LED HIGH BAY from Lithonia Lighting® to create an intelligent lighting solution uniquely designed for wet location and high ambient conditions up to 149°F.

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XPOINT WIRELESS can help reduce the total cost of ownership of a lighting control system making it an ideal solution for industrial and warehouse applications. LIGHT CONTROLLERS and WET LOCATION EMBEDDED DIGITAL SENSOR network together with the XPOINT WIRELESS GATEWAY to deliver simple programming of switching, dimming and occupancy control for automated energy savings. Rescheduling is easy too so the quality of light can adjust to changing uses of the space.

XPOINT WIRELESS

GX2 ANALYTICS

GR 2400 MASTER CONTROLLER

XPOINT WIRELESS GATEWAY

SWITCHBOLT DIGITAL SWITCH

OPENADR INTERFACE XPOINT WIRELESS


QUINTESSENCE RELAY BREAKER PANEL

SEQUENTIAL STAIRWELL SOLUTION

UPLINK CARDS

GX2 SOFTWARE

WIRELESS WET LOCATION CONTROLLER/SENSOR

See page 22 for education building application

• All buildings and lighting control systems shall work independently but must be able to be accessed and controlled from a central location.

• Time clock schedules must be coordinated campus wide.

• Outdoor lights shall raise and lower based on the ambient light level.

• Facility manager must be able to override any control point on campus as needed.

• Software shall automatically alert facility manager to fi xture outages.


UNIVERSITY CAMPUS SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

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GX2 SOFTWARE allows facility managers to control and monitor large spaces or a multi-building system from a single location and through a mobile device. Select capabilities may be granted to individual employees and security personnel with user and viewing rights.

GX2 SOFTWARE

A QUINTESSENCE RELAY BREAKER PANEL provides a relay and breaker in a single assembly and is pre-wired to save on installation time and costs.

Fiber optic UPLINK CARDS extend the network’s communication range between buildings from feet to miles, creating a single system regardless of the distance between sites.

WIRELESS WET LOCATION CONTROLLER/SENSORS are mounted onto weather-resistant parking garage luminaires and deliver grouped occupancy response and fi xture monitoring.

A SEQUENTIAL STAIRWELL SOLUTION integrates XPoint Wireless controls into luminaires installed in stairwells to deliver seamless responsive lighting that activates ahead of an occupant’s movement.


SERVICE PLANS DELIVER LIGHTING & CONTROLS SOLUTIONS

THAT MAKE SENSE, ARE SIMPLE AND SAVE MONEY

INVESTING IN LIGHTING and control solutions from Acuity Brands is a smart and simple decision for customers. Our financing and rebate programs make an immediate, positive impact on your bottom line. And using and maintaining control systems is easy with our system service plans.

A SMART BUSINESS CASE FOR INTELLIGENT LIGHTING

ACUITY BRANDS IS REMOVING the biggest challenge facing its customers: cost. Experience the energy savings and expanded capabilities of LED and Smart Lighting Networks – with no upfront investment.

Together with our trusted financial partners, we are able to provide flexible financing solutions and full utility rebate support giving our customers the ability to conserve cash and take advantage of the tax benefits from financing capital equipment.

Our team of rebate specialists will work with you to create a custom package of rebates and tax incentives to maximize your return and process rebate applications.

HASSLE-FREE CONTROL SYSTEM SERVICES

ACUITY BRANDS AIMS TO OPTIMIZE the performance and usage of your controls systems. Every customer is unique, so we offer four levels of service for routine and emergency support. Customers can rest assured knowing trained specialists are readily available to troubleshoot, service and pro-actively update their Acuity Controls systems.

BENEFITS:

• $0 Up-front investment

• Energy savings

• Reduced operating expenses

• Managed risks

• Improved lighting quality & uptime

• Analytics and big data

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