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Daylight harvesting, is a lighting control strategy that automatically adjusts the interior light of a room or partitioned space to help maintain the specified levels and reduce energy costs. Daylight controls adjust accordingly to the lighting conditions. These features are offered with our Room Manager and SmartPack controllers.

When products are plugged into an outlet, they typically draw power even though they are not in use. These electrically controlled receptacles communicate with the room’s sensor, and when a person is detected, the plug load is turned off by the SmartPack or Room Manager controller. Plug loads can reduce energy consumption and costs.

Occupancy occurs when a person walks into the room, and the lights automatically turn on and then turn off a few minutes after leaving the room. In the vacancy scenario, the person manually turns on the lights using a wall station or button switch and then automatically turns off once they leave the room. The Room Manager or SmartPack controllers support the occupancy and vacancy controls.

Scenes are collections of Zone lighting that can be activated to specified levels all at the same time. On the other hand, we have Zones which refer to a single or multiple lighting that are wired together and controlled by a switch or dimmer. Whether your room or floor needs to be operated by a Scene or Zone, our Room Manager can handle these scenarios.

Having system scheduling within in your floor or building is critical in energy conservation as well as maintaining optimal productivity levels among occupants. Our Room Manager offers system scheduling features to let you fine-tine lighting and event control scheduling for commercial buildings.

System integration allows the Room Manager to talk with the BMS systems. The main benefit behind this feature sees if a person is in the room and adjusts the temperature’s heating and/or cooling based on whether a room is being occupied or not.