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System type, Step 2, 5 steps to daylighting success – Alera Lighting AL1072 - Installed Daylight Sensors Guide User Manual

Page 3: Closed loop open loop

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Sensor views
below

Sensor views
window

• Small, unobtrusive daylight sensor does not impact

luminaire aesthetic

• Closed loop daylight harvesting method

— Looks down at a cone of light below the product to

measure electrical input needed

— Does not require a direct view of window to operate

— Stand-alone system does not require additional

components to operate correctly

• Daylight Sensor and Mark 7 0-10V dimming ballast

arrive pre-installed in Alera Lighting product

SYSTEM TYPE

SYSTEM TYPE

ADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES

APPEARANCE

APPEARANCE

STAND-ALONE SYSTEM

COMPATIBLE BALLASTS

Delivered pre-commissioned. Commissioning
adjustment, if desired, via manual twist sensor ring.
Does not require additional components to operate and
commission; preset for 45fc out of the box.

EDMK7—Mark 7 0-10V Dimming

INTEGRATED SYSTEM

COMPATIBLE BALLASTS

Sensor and dimming ballasts are factory installed as
components of a larger Lutron EcoSystem® controls
plan. Requires additional vendor supplied components to
operate and commission.

EDLUTES—Lutron EcoSystem (EC5 Series)

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• Modestly sized sensor with white finish

• Open loop daylight harvesting method

— Aims directly at window for a true daylight reading

— Requires a direct view of the window to operate

— Part of a Lutron EcoSystem installation which integrates

seamlessly into Lutron's proprietary larger system

• Daylight Sensor and Lutron EcoSystem® digital dimming

ballast arrive pre-installed in Alera Lighting product

SHOWN WITH CURV RADIAL BAFFLE SOLID

SHOWN WITH CURV RADIAL BAFFLE SOLID

STEP 2

SELECT YOUR INSTALLED SENSOR

PHILIPS LUXSENSE

LUTRON ECOSYSTEM

5 STEPS TO DAYLIGHTING SUCCESS

PHILIPS LUXSENSE (-DSPL)

Sensor signal affected by light sources controlled

CLOSED LOOP

OPEN LOOP

LUTRON ECOSYSTEM (-DSL)

Sensor signal not affected by light sources controlled