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LightMaster Modular is a new ‘building block’ concept in lighting management systems designed to meet the time and cost saving needs of building developers, designers, owners, occupiers and installers in today’s fast changing environment.

From a ‘ready to use’ solution through to full systems

integration, LightMaster Modular is fully scaleable and upgradeable.You only pay for what you need when you need it. And with advanced lighting controls technology operating in the background, the controls can be aligned to the use of the space with no need for specialist knowledge and programming skills.

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The core principles of a Lighting Management system are to

• Cut installation and operational costs • Introduce flexibility into the use of a space

• Aid the owner to meet legal and building performance regulations

LightMaster Modular is designed specifically to address all these points, but also other important issues faced by owners, developers and users, including

• Regular and rapid changes in the use of buildings and spaces

• Increasing expectations of users regarding comfort and performance

• Continuously changing rules, regulations, legislation and technologies

LightMaster Modular makes major savings possible. Its rapid and straightforward installation, ability to save electricity and automated monitoring can all reduce the total cost of ownership of a lighting system by as much as 50%.

Most importantly, a revolutionary approach to low cost system upgrades and configuration changes means that those savings are protected over the life of the building.

LightMaster Modular

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Base level LightMaster Modular system benefits • Immediate energy saving

• Full compliance is supported from the moment of switch on in terms of energy performance and comfort

• Lighting available during construction so that system functionalities can be tested

• Ability to test emergency lighting immediately Because of its modular nature, the basic system can be readily upgraded.There is no need to worry about spending money on anticipated future requirements.

Designed to meet fast changing needs

Plugging up to 4 sensors into the lighting controller will automatically divide the luminaires into separately operated areas

Plugging one sensor into the lighting controller will automatically control ALL luminaires

9LS LCM 'building block' features

• Effective lighting control, immediately available, with no need for commissioning

• Choice of switching only, or switching and dimming solutions

• Operation of luminaires via standard wall switches, or controlled by input from sensors

• Automatic recognition and allocation of sensors All lighting control modules within the LightMaster Modular system share these features as applicable. LightMaster Modular system compatibility • All fluorescent ballast types including analogue

(1-10V) and digital (DALI and DSI); even in combination

• Virtually all lamp types, even HID and halogen in switching versions

• The latest innovative luminaires featuring colour temperature mixing for dynamic lighting • LED technology

The fundamental LightMaster Modular system building block is the 9 output lighting control module (9LS LCM). It can be operated as an entry-level solution suitable for rooms or small areas; or used within a complete lighting management system.

Easy ‘Ready to use’ functionality

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Fully scaleable Lighting Management

Upgrade at any time during the life of the building

• A 'smart lid' on the 9LS LCM can be changed to upgrade the system from switching only to switching and dimming

• Sensors and detectors can be added for increased energy efficiency and improved personal control. Up to 4 independent sensor interfaces, and 4 separate switch inputs are possible per LCM

• Floor Managers can be added to the network to bring extra resources to the LCMs as well as centralised control and management

• A front end can be added to provide full system diagnostics, monitoring, automatic emergency testing and system reconfiguration

• Innovative remote control using RC5 coded infrared is possible. With this system a single sensor can be used with several remote controls, with each able to address specific luminaires, enabling personalised lighting and scene setting

Upgrading from switching only to switching and dimming

At times a developer knows that a specific lighting management solution is required in their building. But more often this need only arises over time and changing user requirements. In both cases LightMaster Modular is easily extended from basic to full lighting management functionality, without costly wiring changes.

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Movement detector Multi-sensor Movement detector Luminaire 9LS Network Emergency light Floormanager controller On/off switch

Movement detector Infrared receiver Daylight sensor Multi-sensor Sunblind controller Heating/ventilation 3. Full lighting management

Complete system integration

If required, the LightMaster Modular system can accommodate the integrated approach to building

management systems. Using the market standard LONWORKS® protocol, it is interoperable with other systems incorporating HVAC, window blinds, security and access control

functionality. All functions can be provided using a shared network cable, a single PC containing configuration software for all systems, and even shared sensors. Other suppliers can also integrate the relevant LightMaster Modular control modules, using LNS®Plug-ins supplied for this purpose.

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The freedom to change

The hardware forms one aspect of a lighting management system, but there is also the issue of commissioning and configuration, traditionally a costly and time consuming process that hampers the ability to easily adapt the system.

The extensive experience of Philips Lighting together with its UK based acquisition ECS has been used to develop LightMaster Modular’s truly user friendly software interface, LightManager®Modular. User friendly interface

With LightManager®Modular programming of the system can be easily adjusted by the end user depending on how the space is being used: • Simply group the luminaires into functional ‘zones’ • For each ‘zone’ select the use of the space from

predefined templates (for example cell office, corridor or open plan office)

The advanced technology built into LightManager® Modular then automatically programmes the group of luminaires to the right settings to match the chosen use of the space and the installed equipment.

Changes with minimal costs

LightManager®Modular makes it easy to keep pace with changes in building layout and usage, giving the freedom to apply any desired lighting functionality in any zone or area at any time. Without needing to use a

commissioning engineer.

The innovative system architecture of LightMaster Modular also offers the flexibility to add other functionality such as web browsing, telephone override and TCP/IP integration.

Templates clearly define the functions required in each zone

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1. Designed to meet fast changing needs The simple ‘building block’ approach of LightMaster Modular provides an unprecedented degree of operational flexibility.The functionality can be changed and upgraded at any time during the life of the building without needing new wiring. LightMaster Modular also features a completely new approach to commissioning using application-based software that does not require specialist knowledge to operate.

2. Designed for simple, flexible and cost effective installation

LightMaster Modular is a complete portfolio of

hardware featuring a choice of plug-in or screw terminal connections.The basic control module is a compact one-piece install, with separate plug-in mains and dimming control cables.

3. Designed to comply now and in the future LightMaster Modular effectively supports compliance with legislation and regulations in the areas of employee comfort, safety and energy consumption. It is fully equipped to manage emergency lighting testing requirements, and fully upgradeable.

The LightMaster Modular Concept

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The result: maximum flexibility with minimal complexity and cost.

The result: improved handling, faster more reliable connections, and a practical path for upgrading from switching to dimming by adding, not replacing a cable.

The result: the owner can rest safe in the knowledge that future legislation or user requirements can be met without major outlay on new equipment or installation.

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Designed for simple, flexible and cost

effective installation

Installation choices

The complete portfolio of LightMaster Modular components offers a choice of standard plug-in, screw terminal and DIN rail solutions for connection.The central component, the 9LS lighting control module is a compact one-piece install.

A new standard in cabling

The cabling system for the LightMaster Modular 9LS LCM is based on the new gesis®Twin-lead solution from Wieland.This system separates the mains from the dimming control cable, and was selected to align with the future connection standard for luminaires and control cabling.The benefits include:

• More flexible cable for easier handling, and a smaller bend radius to fit in tighter spaces

• Reduced chance for connection errors

• Possibility to upgrade switching only to dimming by adding a cable, rather than replacing one

• Compatible with all luminaire brands

Multiple mounting techniques

Ceiling, wall, cable duct, drop rods, trunking and even under the floor.

Free topology and polarity insensitive network The LightMaster Modular network features free topology and a polarity insensitive data control cable to further speed the connection process and reduce possibilities for error.This also simplifies the addition of LCMs and other components, as well as integration with other systems.

3-fuse protection system

A 3-fuse system in each 9LS LCM means that any luminaire fault that causes the circuit to short will affect, at maximum, only two other outputs. Each of the 3 fuses is simple to replace.

Low depth ceiling voids

The 9LS LCM module itself is designed to be very low height and the outputs are connected at the sides of the module - ideal for shallow ceiling voids.

Easy and secure mains connection Easily accessed fuses

1 2

3

4

Installing a lighting management system has immediate benefits by reducing the need for installation materials, such as trunking and conduit. LightMaster Modular has specific time and cost saving features.

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9LS LCM in depth

Mains supply connection

Wieland GST 18i3 (3-pole) (modular wiring solutions and conduit solutions also available)

Three sides fused separately Variety of inputs

4 separate sensor interfaces (RJ12) with up to 20 sensors per LCM possible

4 separate switch inputs (Wieland Wiecon)

Network connection

Free topology and polarity insensitive (Wieland Wiecon)

Output connection

Mains: Wieland gesis®system GST 18i3 (3-pole)

or GST 18i4 (4-pole) (including unswitched supply) Control: BST 14i2 for 1-10V, DALI or DSI

Standard Twin-leads

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2

5

3

3

1 2 3 4 5

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internet Ethernet hub 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC sensor(s) 24 VDC 24 VDC LFC5099 Floor Manager LRC5059 4SI Input unit

Switches LRI8134 Multi-sensor LRM8114 Movement detector PCLTA Network interface card FTT Belden 8471 or equivalent TCP/IP CAT5 (or higher) Ethernet cable

FTT Belden 8471or equivalent

TCP/IP-FTT Router

LRC5933

9LS DALI/DSI GST18i3 & BST14i2 output

LRC5914

9LS Switching only & Emergency GST18i4 output

LRC5913

9LS Switching only GST18i3 output Free Topology/Polarity insensitive

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sensor(s) LCN5235

Repeater/Power supply

LRC5059 4SI Input unit

LRC5423

Output unit Switching & Regulating & Emergency output

LRC 5433 Output unit in enclosure LRL5370 Emergency test sensors IRR8125 IR reciever LRM8115/8116 Movement detectors LRC5140/51 LON-DALI controller LRC5414

4LS Switching & Regulating & Emergency Hardwired LRC5059 4SI Input unit LRC5934

9LS DALI/DSI & Emergency GST18i4 & BST14i2 output

LRC5924

9LS Switching & Regulating &

Emergency GST18i4 & BST14i2 output

LRC5923

9LS Switching & Regulating GST18i3 & BST14i2 output

E E E E E E E E 40 Luminaire Relay

- Up to 150 FloorManagers on one spine - Fieldbus up to 500 m (without repeater) - Up to 125 nodes on a fieldbus

- All shown controllers need 230 VAC mains supply (Floor Manager supplied with 24 VDC adapter) - All sensor combinations shown are examples only Switch

switch(es) E

Version:1 Date: January 2005

Data subject to change

www.lightingcontrols.philips.com

More information on the LightMaster Modular control modules, network components and general products are available in related datasheets and application sheets.To request this info contact your local Philips Lighting sales representative or visit www.lightingcontrols.philips.com.

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Designed to comply now and in

the future

Compliant from power up

LightMaster Modular is pre-programmed to support full compliance with current energy performance and health and safety directives from the moment it is switched on. This gives an immediate benefit of energy saving from both daylight linking and movement detection. As a result of the system’s fully distributed intelligence, local functionality is still available in case of network interruption.The full range of functionality of LightMaster Modular ensures that any other requirements, now or in the future, can be easily met, via simple low cost changes and upgrades.

Small sensors with bigger energy savings Special attention has been paid to the multi-sensor, with separate components for daylight sensing, movement detection and infrared remote control.This ensures the correct performance to maximise energy savings and comfort, delivered within a small, discrete device.

Automatic energy monitoring

Energy consumption can be monitored from the system centrally rather than requiring separate metering on all circuits, simplifying management and saving time and cost.

Emergency testing made easy

With LightMaster Modular emergency testing is simple to manage. Emergency luminaires can be selectively tested, thus ensuring that at least some of the fittings remain available during a full exhaustion test.

Testing and logging of all emergency lighting equipment can be pre-programmed to run in the background at the required times, ensuring that the requirements are met.

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Current and future lighting trends LightMaster Modular has been designed with consideration for the trends we see in lighting and architecture. As well as being fully and simply upgradeable to cope with changing needs, LightMaster Modular

• Is fully compatible with luminaire systems featuring dynamic ambience.These luminaires have adjustable colour temperature and light level, taking nature as an example to bring the dynamics of daylight to the office environment

• Has the ability to build in highly localised ‘personal’ solutions for building users to set their own lighting preferences

• Has been designed with special consideration for miniaturisation to reflect the trend for streamlined architectural spaces.The control modules, floor managers and sensors have all been reduced in all dimensions

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Printed in the Netherlands

Although this information has been prepared with extreme care, no rights can be derived from any information and illustrations in this brochure.

Philips Lighting

For more information on LightMaster Modular please contact your local sales representative. More information on LightMaster Modular and its components can also be found on the Internet.

Philips Lighting

ECS Philips Lighting Solutions Philips Centre

Guildford Business Park Guildford, Surrey, GU2 8XH

Tel: 01483 293254 Fax: 01483 298814

E-mail: [email protected]

Lighting Controls:

www.lightingcontrols.philips.com

Philips Lighting Luminaires:

www.eur.lighting.philips.com

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