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Smart lighting supports activities and work tasks
There is lighting in all indoor premises as well as on roads and facades. However, not all rooms are used all the time, so there is no need to keep full lights on continuously. Smart lighting often addresses this issue in particular: it turns on, brightens, dims and turns off automatically.
Lighting can be programmed to support people’s activities and work tasks. It can be on full capacity when production is in full swing, and it can be dimmed during breaks. It can light up as dusk falls, and it can brighten when a pedestrian approaches. Or it can support the energy levels of an office worker by changing as the workday progresses.
Smart solutions for any premises
Smart lighting solutions are always based on the area or premises that require lighting. Different premises have different objectives, for example: safety, commercialism or productivity. That is why there is a wide variety of smart lighting solutions.
Smart lighting solutions also connect to other facility systems. Because there is lighting in all premises we use, it is an important source of information. For example, smart lighting can reveal if a property is empty, or it can deliver information about traffic volumes.
It is essential for any smart lighting solutions to understand the illuminated area, its features as well as people’s activities in the area. The lighting control method also has to comply with the size of the property, the number of lighting points, and compatibility with other systems.