Lightmanagement

In order to design a diverse range of indoor and outdoor spaces with light, manifold lighting concepts are needed. Siteco lighting solutions are focussed upon people and architecture.

Siteco lighting management solutions are determined by the 'Light For Vitality' approach, a combination of individual lighting components for an optimal spacial quality. The well-being of the individual is of primary importance, when according to the use of the room, a correct use of lighting and an optimal lighting design in relation to daytime and night-time hours is apparent. Lighting management is not just concerned with well-being and functionality though. An important factor is energy efficiency.

According to needs, a differentiation is made between luminaire, room or building solutions within indoor areas. Lighting solutions are based on time-dependant, daylight dependant and presence-dependant controlling. For example, the Siteco floorstanding uplight Futurel 5MS with integral brightness and presence detector makes sure a constant lighting level is maintained. It switches itself off (with a timed delay) as soon as the room is empty of people.

With rooom and building solutions, luminaire groups have varying switched and dimmed conditions and can be defined as lighting scenes, accessible with a lighting management system. The lighting management of a multi-functional room allows for example the setting and accessing of lighting scenes for such uses as seminars, receptions, media presentations and lectures. Changeable lighting scenes in a room result in an improved usage of the manifold technical characterists of modern lighting systems and their optical possibilities. A further advantage is the efficient use of electrical energy and a resulting reduction in operational costs.

The ever-increasing demands for comfort and efficiency in the opration of buildings has resulted in the deployment of modern, digital control systems that address a wide spectrum of building requirements. In complex buildings, comprehensive facility management systems are used. Lighting management is an important factor here and offers solutions for the following areas:

Economic Aspects

daylight-dependant controls
integration of light and glare restriction.
Automation of routine assignments
Maintenance improvement with malfunction signalling
central administration

Ecological Aspects

an all-spanning energy management
cost transparency

Structural Aspects

Otimising of flexibility in relation to usages
rapid spacial changes with little bother
easy adaptation of spaces according to company-specific changes.