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HID Lighting Managers

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Not your everyday Lighting Controller

At the heart of our HID Light Manager units is an intelligent microprocessor, capable of sensing the various lamp types, determining the most efficient use for each lamp type, and initiating the proper voltage for each. The HID Light Manager unit is built with our magnetic transformer, controlled by a PLC (programmable logic controller) with Intellisense technology. This PLC enables the user to control the lighting levels while maintaining the sine wave, boardroom eliminating harmonics and maintaining the proper power factor. HID Light Manager microprocessor-controlled HID Lighting Controllers have the ability to control the wattage range in different industrial lighting applications. This includes Mercury Vapor, Metal Halide, High and Low Pressure Sodium. The energy savings achieved can be significant, reducing energy costs and, at the same time, helping to reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses into the environment.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:

• Standard IP21 Protection for the panel

• Full Sinusoidal Wave

• No Harmonics

• No moving parts such as brushes, motorized drivers, solenoids

• No motorized voltage regulators

• Low voltage protection

• No PC Boards, no electronic operation, 1 Computer only

• Integrates with existing energy management systems or standalone (e.g.: RS232-RS485 Protocol)

• Input voltages available in 277v/480v

• Nominal output voltage step variable

• Operating temperature -35c to +45c

• Cooling fan supplied

• Protection Degree IP21-IP55 certification: CSA/CUL

• Warranty: MFG 5 year Warranty

• The system has 3 stages of operation:

* 347 v or 277v or 120 v hydro voltage

* 305 v or 225v or 105 v save voltage

* 0 v (no volt) or operation P.L. lamps and/or emergency lamp

SPECIFICATIONS:

1 or 3 Phase voltage: 120/208v, 230/400v, 277/480v 347/600v

Control Mechanism: Solid state, microprocessor-driven PLC

Voltage stepping: Contractor

Enclosure configuration: Single, compact wall-mountable

Transformer design: Unique design accepts balanced, unbalanced loads

PLC control protocol: RS232, RS485

FEATURES:

* Automatic and manual operation

* Programmable scheduling

* Solid state circuitry (no moving parts)

* Microprocessor driven (PLC) outdoor_lighting

* Single enclosure construction

* Fast, easy installation; Retrofit friendly.

* Integrated automatic bypass

* Low supply voltage protection

* Accepts unbalanced load

* Easy to operate

* Brand name components

* Two years warranty

* CSA Certification Canada and US

* NEMA and Mfg. Guideline compliance

* Direct device control (motion and lumen sensor)

* Energy Management System via RS232 or RS 485

SYSTEM FUNCTIONING:

The system works completely automatically, according to work hours determined by the user, and it will be possible to add to the system the following options: parking_facility

* Motion sensor mounted a the exit point from the elevator or in offices and the lighting will switch on according to the user’s requirements for a period of time he/she uses the office.

* P.L. (7w) bulbs can be added in each office in numbers required by the customer.

* The computer program of the system can work in connection with RS 232 or RS 485, as attachment to the building central energy saving system, if one exists.

POTENTIAL ENERGY SAVINGS PER LAMP:

* 30 % - Mercury vapor

* 35 % - Low pressure sodium

* 45 % - High pressure sodium

* 50 % - Metal Halide

* 30 % - Mixed lights

HID units are used in all applications:

* Street lighting, highways, bridges, tunnels

* Parking areas, indoor and outdoor garages

* Industrial buildings, plants, warehouses, factories, large showrooms

* Hospitals, care facilities, correctional facilities, museums

* shopping malls, large retail stores, casinos