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AIMNET lighting control services
provide a means of automatically controlling lighting based
on occupancy, time schedules or manual control. Motion
detection sensors provide instant on control of office
lighting based on occupancy schedules and space use.
Security lighting, both public space and parking lot are
automatically triggered on when the need arises and all
forms of lighting can be "zoned" to insure adequate light
for safety while minimizing power use in less critical
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Harvest
all the natural daylight you can, automatically |
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The concept of daylight harvesting
for lighting is very simple.
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sensors automatically detect daylight levels within a space and automatically adjust the
output level of electric lighting to create a balance.
The goal
is energy savings.
Daylight harvesting is the buzz word in the controls industry
right now. Why? Studies indicate that electric lighting energy
use can be reduced as much as 84%! |
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Until
AIMNET, there have been barriers to wide-spread acceptance of
daylight harvesting. This is due in most part to
complications associated with commissioning. As a
result AIMNET offers a series of integrated
lighting controls, a solution rich in features. |
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In addition, energy efficient and customizable
commercial properties are more attractive to tenants
and staff. A low risk investment with significant
long-term financial returns, the extra effort put into
energy efficiency will guarantee returns for years to
come.. |
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The AIMNET lighting control system
is more than just relay panels and hardware.
It
is a completely digital, integrated system
that will lower your operating expenses. By
simply turning off unneeded lighting, energy
consumption is reduced as much as 30% - 40%.
Customized workspaces using daylight
harvesting, dimming,
occupancy sensing and
remote programming create
energy efficient, productive work
environments.
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Task Lighting
Motion Sensing Activation
Manual Control
Remote Control Panels
Security & Safety Lighting
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