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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2009
Version: 24203
628
pages
We introduce each product line to you with a brief description of how the product works and where to use it. Most classes run a day and a half and cover the selection and application of lighting control products to meet code and maximize energy saving and return on investment. With green building initiatives such as the LEED program, building owners are seeking ways to enhance the efficiency of building systems.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2009
Version: 24203 Rev 11/2009
556
pages
Digital lighting management (Dlm) is an intelligent, distributed control system that automatically maximizes lighting energy efficiency. On average, Dlm can be installed in just half the time it takes to install traditional energy saving lighting controls. Current monitoring requires that the Dlm local network be connected to a segment network via a network bridge.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2010
Version: SW-10-2812
546
pages
The world's first lighting controls smart enough to automatically save the most energy We introduce each product line to you with a brief description of how the product works and where to use it. From the initial stages of design to the building owner taking occupancy, WattStopper is ready to help.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2013
Version: WS-13-28332 rev.102013
542
pages
It’s been our vision for 30 years, as we demonstrate that it’s not just about great hardware but about enabling customers with knowledge and solutions so they’re free to achieve their project objectives. This product selection guide offers a useful quick reference of WattStopper product line matrices and individual cut sheets.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2013
Version: 41301 rev 82013
510
pages
The adaptable Digital Lighting Management (DLM) technology platform provides control infrastructure at every switch, outlet and lighting load for optimal energy performance. For panel controlled spaces, plug in sensors and switches to reap the benefi ts of both time-based and more nuanced control strategies.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2007
Version: WS-05-20082
410
pages
We make buildings and homes more energy efficient through lighting controls. We introduce each product line to you with a brief description of how the product works and where to use it. Tran sparent operation requiring little or no adjustme nt and no disruption to home owners and building occupants while operating; added conveni ence of automatic controls for homeowners.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2006
Version: WS-05-20057
320
pages
This section will help you in selecting lighting control strategies and products for your projects. We introduce each product line to you with a brief description of how the product works and where to use it. These are the primary motivators for using lighting controls, as lighting systems account for an ever greater percentage of total energy usage.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2010
Version: WS-10-28315
132
pages
On average, DLM can be installed in just half the time it takes to install traditional energy saving lighting controls. Not only will you quickly recapture your investment, but by dramatically curtailing energy use you’ll save on operating costs for the life of the system. They work with sensors installed for code compliance and allow you to further leverage your code-mandated investment.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2011
Version: WS-11-28315 rev 08/2011
132
pages
Default Operation for Plug loads when a plug load Controller is added to any system, plug n’ go will configure it for auto-on/auto-off operation of controlled outlets. By adding switches and bi-level lighting, you can use 52% less energy than you would using automatic-on occupancy sensors alone. USB interface and PC software designers can configure dlm using a personal computer by connecting to each dlm local network through a usB key.
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Mfg: WattStopper
Published: 2009
Version: WS-09-28309
116
pages
Every LI control configuration is compatible with a full range of low voltage switches and control devices to extend automation functionality. Additional accessories, such as contactors and photocells, provide additional control options. Comprehensive services ensure optimal system performance.
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