Product category:
Lighting Services
News Release from: Simmtronic | Subject: SPECS3 lighting control systems
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 29 April 2004
Simmtronic Introduces Specs3 Blind
Control Module
Designed for use in major commercial office fit-outs, the SPB.8 Blind Control Module has eight output ports, allowing the individual control of up to eight blind motors per facade.
Simmtronic has extended its advanced SPECS3 lighting control systems, with the introduction of SPB.8 - a fully addressable, digitally controlled Blind Control Module Designed for use in major commercial office fit-outs, the SPB.8 Blind Control Module has eight output ports, allowing the individual control of up to eight blind motors per facade
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 23 Mar 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
Related stories
Simmtronic SPECS3 Lighting Controls Installed
Simmtronic won the contract to engineer and supply SPECS3 lighting control systems for the new Clifford Chance HQ.
Simmtronic SPECS3 lighting control systems
Simmtronic SPECS3 fully addressable lighting control systems are being installed, by mechanical and electrical contractors Haden Young, in the Cat.A fit-out of 150 Cheapside.
Each of the six pole sockets provides connections for the Live 'Up', Live 'Down', Neutral and Earth.
It is fully addressable and ensures that when new offices are created, the blinds can be configured in the same way as the lighting, with individual control to each unit along the facade.
Internal processors provide accurate tilt control.
The SPB.8 incorporates two test switches, which enable the control of all eight blinds to be tested both up and down, prior to system commissioning.
Simmtronic Blind Control Modules offer a high degree of flexibility in configuration via SPECS Manager, the company's graphical system software.
For control, the system employs an advanced messaging format that includes error detection and self-correction.
Using mains wiring or two independent cores, the signal can be integrated into the mains supply system, allowing one pluggable connection to the SPB.8, with no delicate bus wiring.
By using flexible external fixings integrated into the casing, the new Blind Control Module can be installed and connected in one 'fix-and-forget' visit.
• Simmtronic: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Buildingtalk email newsletter
• Buildingtalk Home Page
Search the Pro-Talk network of sites
