Lighting Controls Training for CGNA

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Lighting Controls TrainingforCGNA

• Integration with Panels

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Integration Basics

• Are you providing the primary lighting control?
• Or
• Are you interfacing to the lighting control
  system?

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Integration Paths

• Lighting control panels on the BAS net
• Lighting control system integrated to BAS

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Integration Paths

• Lighting control panels on the BAS net
• Single point of connection to the BAS

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Integration Basic Premises

• Are you expected to meet code?
• Is the owner looking to cut first cost?
• Is the owner looking to cut operating costs?
• Is the owner looking to simplify building
  operation?
• Is the owner interested in maximizing energy
  savings?
• Are you going for LEED?

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Lets Review the Panel

• 8 automation channels
• 8 group switch inputs
• 48 relay outputs
• 48 direct switch inputs

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Direct Control of Relays

• Direct wire LV switch per relay
• Direct wire LV switch per group

Group Switch Input
RS series momentary action switch
Relay Switch Input
RS series momentary action switch with pilot
LVS-1 Series momentary action switch
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Typical Sequence of Operation

• Individual and group override

Area A
Area Master
Area B
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Priority Array Behavior
BO
BV
Manual
Override
DDC
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Typical Sequence of Operation

• Relays exposed as standard BACnet objects

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Typical Sequence of Operation

• Group of relays exposed as a BACnet object

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Typical Sequence of Operation

• BAS schedule sets interior lighting to unoccupied
  at end of work day
• Lights blink to warn occupants

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Typical Sequence of Operation

• Occupant wishing to stay late activates an
  override switch
• Relay is exempted from the OFF
• Override duration timer starts

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Typical Sequence of Operation

• The occupant leaves the building
• Override duration timer expires
• The lights blink then turn off

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Typical Sequence of Operation

• Occupant returning after hours activates an
  override switch
• Relay is turned on
• Override duration timer starts

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Typical Sequence of Operation

• The occupant is working late
• Override duration timer expires
• The lights blink, occupant decides to leave

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LI System Architecture

• Channel automation features
• Auto On
• Manual On
• Blink Warn
• Time Delay
• Channel commanded states
• Occupied
• Unoccupied
• Relays
• Individually controllable
• Members of channels

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LI System Architecture
Auto ON
Channel Occupied
Manual ON
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LI System Architecture
No Blink Warn
Channel Unoccupied
Blink Warn
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LI System Architecture
No Time Delay
Channel Unoccupied
Time Delay
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LI Native BACnet Interface

• Relays 1 - 48
• Binary_Output object
• BO1 BO48
• Channels A H (1 - 8)
• Binary_Value object
• BV1 BV8
• Channel properties
• Auto on / manual on
• Blink warn
• Time delay

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Automation Appliance

• Expands Automation Level system features
• Network up to 12 panels
• Added scheduling capability
• 8 schedules per panel
• 8 global schedules
• Browser based user interface
• No software to install
• Allows multi-user access
• Off site access through LAN, WAN, phone lines or
  internet
• BACnet interface for integration with BAS
• BACnet IP (Ethernet)
• MS/TP (twisted pair)
• Temperature control
• Thermostat option

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LI-Automation Appliance
INTERNET
LI-A
Web Browser
Ethernet IP
BAS
AA-BASE
LI-A
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Why not LON?

• Proprietary implementation
• Not LonMark
• No plug-in available
• Watt Stopper devices are pre-bound at the factory
• No factory support
• BACnet is easier

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Emergency Lighting Control

• Model ELCU-100

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Applications for the ELCU

• Control emergency lighting that otherwise would
  burn 24/7
• Control emergency lighting for task or
  convenience reasons
• Eliminate a separate switch drop for emergency
  lights
• Bypass a dimmer or switch

ELCU 100 UL924 listed Emergency Lighting
Control Unit
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ELCU with an Occupancy Sensor

• The normal and emergency lights switch together

NORMAL
NORMAL LIGHTS
POWER PACK
Class 1 Control Signal
EMERGENCY LIGHTS
EMERGENCY
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Provision for Emergency Lighting Control

• The normal and emergency lights switch together

DIN rail mounting plate with barrier per NEC and
UL924 requirements
ELCU 100 UL924 listed Emergency Lighting
Control Unit
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Automatic Wall Switch

• Model AS-100

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Problem to Solve

• Existing building with standard wiring needs time
  based lighting control retrofit
• Requirements
• Minimal rewiring
• Individual wall switch override per room
• Manual on for maximum energy savings
• Schedule provided by BAS

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Auto Shut Off Switch

• Features
• 20 amp load rating
• Zero cross switching
• Compatible with all loads
• No minimum load requirement
• Locator light when load is off
• Audible beeper during delay off
• Multiple color selections
• Does not need a neutral wire

Model AS-100
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AS-100 Lighting Operation
N
Ø
Contact
Relay Panel
Initial off at 500 pm Time Delsy 120 min.
700 pm OFF Pulse 900 pm OFF Pulse 1100 pm
OFF Pulse
5 minute timer begins
5 minute timer begins
5 minute timer begins
Morning Manual ON
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Thank You for Attending!