Airwave

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Wired lighting systems
Lighting energy accounts for nearly 50 of
commercial building electricity consumption and
represents 11 of California peak electrical
demand (gt5.4 GW).

• Challenges
• Inadequate controls to turn off unnecessary
  lights
• Traditional wired switches are expensive to
  install
• Inability to respond to daylight or occupancy
  changes

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How it works
No wires. No batteries.No maintenance.
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Kinetic Energy DevicesWireless. Batteryless.
Limitless.
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Optional accessories
Architectural screwless faceplates surface
mount backplates
Faceplate /Switch/ Backplates
1-gang
2-gang
3-gang
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Solar powered photosensorWireless daylight
harvesting.

• No wires, no batteries
• Powered by solar energy
• Integrated miniature photovoltaic cells
• Mounts to any surface, anytime.

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Solar powered PIR occupancy sensorWireless solar
energy harvesting.

• Self-powered, self-charging
• No batteries or external power required
• Up to 72hrs of stored energy
• Mounts to any surface, anytime.

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Anytime, anywhere, any surface

• Switches Sensors can attach to any surface
• Brick
• Glass
• Resin

Solar powered occupancy sensor
Easy installation repositioning No special
devices, software or tools required Personalized
control maximum energy savings
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Occupancy SensingWired wireless compatibility.
Automatic energy savings
Dim to OFF All occupancy sensor vacancy signals
sent to the Airwave transceiver initiate dimming
of luminaires, eventually shutting OFF when the
space is unoccupied. 24V Wired Occupancy
Sensors Compatibility with wired occupancy
sensors, including infra-red (PIR), ultrasonic,
dual-technology and microphonic devices. 315
MHz Wireless Occupancy Sensors Fully compatible
with Philips Ledalite or other 315 MHz EnOcean
enabled wireless occupancy sensors.
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Intelligent transceiverBrains behind the beauty.

• 120/277/347V
• Occupancy sensor compatibility
• 24V Wired occupancy sensors
• 315MHz Wireless occupancy sensors
• Meets regulatory standards
• UL 2043 Plenum rated
• Meets California Title 24 standards
• Demand Response
• Reacts to 4 levels of DR load shedding

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The future demands response
Energy Consumption
Time of Day
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Response Daylight Harvesting
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Following LEED
Credit Name Points
Sustainable Sites Light Pollution Reduction 1
Energy Atmosphere Fundamental Commissioning Minimum Energy Performance Optimize Energy Performance Lighting Power Optimize Energy Performance Lighting Controls Enhanced Commissioning Measurement Verification Prerequisite Prerequisite 1-5 1-3 5 2-5
Materials Resources Materials Reuse Sustainable Purchasing Reduced mercury in lamps 1-2 1
Indoor Environmental Quality Controllability of Systems Lighting 1
Innovation in Design Process Innovation in Design 1-5
Total Points Achievable 10- 28
www.ledalite.com/leed
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Redefine Design
Libraries
Offices spaces
Conference Rooms
Heritage Buildings
Healthcare Facilities
Public Spaces
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Applications
Recessed
Suspended
Surface Mount
Wall Mount
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BoardroomGetting together will never be the same.
Airwave transceiver above ceiling
Response photocell in Float fixture
Airwave switch on glass and brick
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Private officeCustom lighting from coffee to
closing time.
Occupancy sensor wired or wireless
Airwave transceiver above ceiling
Response photocell in Chopstick fixture
Airwave Dual Switch on brick wall
Airwave handheld on brick wall
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Private officeBuilt-in simplicity.
Airwave transceiver above ceiling
Occupancy sensor wired or wireless
Airwave photosensor solar powered
Airwave switch on wall
Airwave handheld on brick wall
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Open officeSmart lighting, brilliant results.
Response photocell in Voice fixture
Occupancy sensor wired or wireless
Airwave transceiver
Airwave switch mounted on desks
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Open officeCustom control for the common good.
Airwave transceiver above ceiling
Airwave photosensor solar powered
Airwave switch mounted on glass
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Needs based lighting zones

• Airwave best practices
• 1 transceiver per zone
• Multiple points of control
• Use of energy saving controls
• Airwave photosensor
• Response daylight sensors
• Occupancy sensors

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Design Planning

• Airwave best practices
• Transceivers can receive wireless signals from 30
  devices located up to 100 feet away
• Signals can be received through up to five walls
• Signals can be received from multiple switches
  and occupancy sensors

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Airwave technical specifications

• Interference - free

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Technical SpecsKinetic energy devices.
Single paddle Dual paddle Handheld
remote
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Technical SpecsSolar powered photosensor.
Link button
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Technical SpecsSolar powered PIR occupancy
sensor.
Link button
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Technical SpecsIntelligent transceiver.
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Wiring Layout DiagramsExamples.
Airwave Wired Occupancy Sensing
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Airwave availability
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Wireless. Batteryless. Limitless.
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www.ledalite.com
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