Danlers lighting controls help reduce Clarks’ footprint!

11 October, 2010

Danlers passive infra-red (PIR) occupancy switches have been installed at the headquarters of shoe company Clarks in Street, Somerset.

KDR Electrical Services, project contractor said, ‘We always find Danlers products reliable and never have problems with them, their service is excellent. We recommend Danlers and will continue using them.’

The products were supplied to KDR Electrical Services by Edmundson Electrical, Bridgewater.

Danlers PIRs help to reduce energy bills by turning the lights on and off through movement detection.

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