C-Bus Lighting Control System


Schneider 470x174 - C-Bus Lighting Control SystemC-Bus cannot really be considered a ‘latest trend’ as it has a long and proven history as a prominent player in the fields of commercial lighting controls and home automation. It does however provide a robust and reliable framework, with which to integrate many of the new and emerging technologies that can certainly be classed within the category of “latest trends”!

17627 Wiser Logo AI e1437613150300 470x230 - C-Bus Lighting Control SystemC-Bus was created by Australia’s Clipsal Integrated Systems (now part of Schneider Electric) for use with its brand of building lighting controls and home automation.

It is a microprocessor-based control and management system used to control lighting and other electrical sub systems such as pumps, motorised blinds, audio visual devices, and more.

Commercial logo - C-Bus Lighting Control SystemWhether the requirements are for simple ON/OFF control of a lighting circuit, or variable (analogue) type control, such as electronic dimmable fluorescent ballasts, C-Bus can control virtually any type of electrical load.

For fast and reliable operation, every C-Bus device has a built-in microprocessor allowing units to be individually programmed to create an “intelligent” system.

Cpointone colour logo 470x198 - C-Bus Lighting Control System-Bus provides a robust lighting control and energy management solution. The system has been used in commercial and residential installations worldwide, and is supported in New Zealand by Schneider Electric NZ.

As C-Bus approved installers, Platinum Partners and Point One Integration Professionals, Intelligent Environments have many years experiC Bus Approved Installer Logo 470x243 - C-Bus Lighting Control Systemence in the design and commissioning of C-Bus control systems. With such a depth of experience, comes the ability to work quickly and effectively to ensure the system meets the client’s needs and their budget.

We also have considerable experience in upgrading older, unsupported control systems such as eBos, and converting them to a C-Bus system to provide the functionality that the failing eBos systems are unable to supply.

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