DALI Control

lighting system control

Ensuring the Longevity of Your Lighting System

WHY DO WE NEED A BUILDING TECHNOLOGY PARTNER? Intelligent Environments Ltd promotes itself as your building technology partner. You may well wonder, "Why do I need a partner?" This post seeks to explain not only why an ongoing partnership with...

read more »
LED Lighting Control

LED Lighting Control

WHY IS LIGHTING CONTROL NECESSARY WHEN UPGRADING TO LEDS? When upgrading to LED luminaires, it's not just about replacing the existing fluorescent fittings or HID lamps with more energy efficient ones. LED luminaires offer many advantages over traditional lighting technologies,...

read more »
wireless standard 235x235 - DALI+ Wireless Lighting Management

DALI+ Wireless Lighting Management

zencontrol offers a wireless lighting management (DALI+) solution built on International Standard IEC62386 Part 104 which is ‘Wireless DALI over Thread’. The DALI standards were adopted in their entirety as the Australian/New Zealand standard for lighting control (AS/NZS 62386). A...

read more »
Dimming LEDs

Dimming LED Lights

With fluorescent T5 and T8 lights being phased out, and the manufacture of fluorescent tubes ceasing, NOW is likely the best time to consider upgrading the lighting system for your building.  Controlling and dimming LED lights is relatively simple and...

read more »
Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI)

Digital Addressable Lighting Interface

Digital Addressable Lighting Interface, abbreviated to “DALI” is a highly advanced lighting control system that is designed to deliver unparalleled efficiency, flexibility, and ease of use. It is an open standard protocol that is widely used in modern lighting systems,...

read more »
Base build lighting control

Base Build Lighting Control

In construction, "Base Build" refers to the works done to provide the basic elements by the developer of the commercial building. Once the building is let to tenants the developer may undertake the tenancy fit-outs, or the tenant may take...

read more »