Helvar brings together lighting and other building systems

09 January, 2009

Helvar’s 920 router provides a means of seamlessly integrating commercial and architectural lighting systems. An Ethernet backbone makes possible communication with third-party peripherals such as building-management systems, touch panels and HVAC systems.

An Ethernet backbone makes possible communication with third-party peripherals such as building-management systems, touch panels and HVAC systems. Helvar is a manufacturer of lighting systems, but the 920 makes possible integration beyond lighting control.

The TCP/IP-based 920 operates with existing building networks and runs two DALI networks, enabling 128 DALI devices to be connected. Multiple routers can be connected.

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