Stand-Alone Lighting Controls
Lighting • Automation • Audio & Visual
Factory-Configured Microwave Sensors
Microwave sensors are built directly into the lighting product and configured at our factory for the intended application. They detect movement using high-frequency signals and can operate discreetly from behind the luminaire diffuser.
Best suited to: Corridors, storerooms, parking areas, service passages and back-of-house spaces.
Key benefits
- Ready to install with no on-site programming required.
- Consistent, factory-controlled settings across the installation.
- Wide and responsive motion-detection coverage.
- The sensor remains concealed within the lighting product.
- Automatically reduces unnecessary lighting operating hours.
- A simple and cost-effective energy-saving solution.
Programmable PIR and Daylight Sensors
PIR sensors detect movement through changes in body heat, while integrated daylight sensing measures the available natural light. These sensors can be programmed during installation, allowing sensitivity, operating time and daylight thresholds to be matched to the space.
Best suited to: Offices, meeting rooms, classrooms, bathrooms and spaces with changing usage patterns.
Key benefits
- Settings can be tailored to each room or application.
- Combines motion detection with available-light measurement.
- Prevents lighting from operating when sufficient natural light is available.
- Line-of-sight detection helps limit unwanted activation from adjacent spaces.
- Settings can be adjusted if the use of the space changes.
- Improves energy efficiency without compromising user comfort.
Intelligent IoT-Enabled Sensors
IoT-enabled sensors take lighting control beyond automatic switching. Built into the lighting product and connected as part of an intelligent network, these sensors can collect information relating to occupancy, ambient light levels and luminaire operation.
Best suited to: Smart offices, retail environments, public buildings and multi-zone commercial facilities.
Key benefits
- Provides real-time occupancy and space-utilisation information.
- Measures light levels and lighting-system performance.
- Enables centralised monitoring and reporting.
- Supports data-led energy optimisation.
- Assists with maintenance planning and fault identification.
- Can integrate with wider building-management and IoT platforms.
- Provides a scalable, future-ready foundation for smart buildings.
