LEDVANCE has released a new future-oriented iot lighting management system that makes it easier than ever to create the right lighting conditions for specific conditions. This flexible system is particularly suited for office solutions, especially where rewiring and structural changes are not possible. VIVARES offers excellent simplicity and is compatible with two technologies: the wireless option provided by VIVARES Zigbee and a wired version using Dali-2 technology.
"Lighting today must do more than simply turn it on and off. VIVARES offers new possibilities to our customers through sustainable, human-centered dynamic lighting and customization. Key benefits for lighting professionals include simple and user-friendly VIVARES installation, operation and maintenance. The system is ideal for retrofitting existing buildings and flexible office space solutions."Commenting on the collection, Nelo Neves, Sales Director at LEDVANCE UK, said
Based on the leading ZigBee 3.0 standard, it adapts to the most diverse needs in the easiest way. The integration of daylight and motion sensors increases achievable energy savings, while cloud-based monitoring with VIVARES CLOUD SERVICES provides greater reliability and security by creating maintenance and energy consumption reports. Furthermore, the separation of lighting communication from the Wi-Fi network ensures maximum security. There are no control cables, so it provides unrestricted light fixture placement and the main item of a retractable wireless system.
The system connects dali-2 components such as sensors, push-button couplers and VIVARES Dali-2 lamps. As an open standard, the system is compatible with a wide range of Dali 2 prepared lamps and components. A total of 128 lamps and 126 input devices can be independently addressed through two channels. The core of the system is osram DALI PRO 2 iot control unit.
The browser-based graphical user interface makes installation, configuration and debugging simple and user-friendly. Predefined templates and drag-and-drop facilitate time and intuitive debugging.
