Lighting controllers designed for buildings with high racks

09 January, 2009

Ex-Or now offers energy- and cost-saving lighting control for warehouses and storage depots with ceiling heights from 8 to 14 m. Ex-Or now offers energy- and cost-saving lighting control for warehouses and storage depots with ceiling heights from 8 to 14 m. The HighBay LightSpot presence-detection system can reduce energy costs by as much as 80% in a storage facility, depending on usage patterns, with a payback of less than a year. HighBay detectors have been specially designed to provide a narrow angle of view between racking aisles, enabling them to monitor much smaller and more precisely targeted areas than the established long-range series of LightSpot detectors. HighBay detectors can be surface or flush mounted or integrated into most types of luminaires to achieve significant savings in installation and commissioning costs.

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