1,700 K
2,700 - 3,300 K
4,100 - 4,150 K
5,500 - 6,000 K
6,500 K
15,000 - 27,000 K
1,850 K
3,000 K
5,000 K
6,200 K
6,500 - 10,500 K
1,700 K
2,700 - 3,300 K
4,100 - 4,150 K
5,500 - 6,000 K
6,500 K
15,000 - 27,000 K
1,850 K
3,000 K
5,000 K
6,200 K
6,500 - 10,500 K
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Daytime
Keep to your workday schedule with a “Daytime” circadian lighting scene that automatically activates at 9 am every day. As you head into your home office, bright white-blue ambient lights and desk lights greet you for optimal focus and concentration.
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Bedtime
As you head to bed at the end of the day in New York City, prepare for restorative sleep with a “Bedtime” circadian lighting scene you can activate from a bedside remote or tablet. Not only do lights dim gradually, but they switch to a warm, orange hue that induces relaxation.
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Entertaining
Entertain in style with a “Party” lighting scene that activates lights in the kitchen and living room to a white-blue hue that keeps guests energized throughout the night. Add landscape lighting to the scene to encourage guests to gravitate to your beautiful outdoor spaces.
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Movie Night
Transform your theater into the perfect viewing environment with a “Movie Night” lighting scene on your handheld remote or touchpad that dims recessed lights and decorative sconces while turning on floor track lighting for safe movement during the movie.
Interfaces
Processor
The processor is the heart of your LED lighting control system, facilitating communication between your control devices and fixtures. Having a high-end processor ensures clear, uninterrupted communication without any lag. Efficient communication means as soon as you input a command—no matter the source—you get an immediate and accurate response. During the initial design stage, our lighting experts determine which model best fits your needs in Los Angeles, CA based on its bandwidth and processing power.
Dimming Panels
What makes a professional LED lighting control system stand out is its centralized control using dimmer panels. All dimming and control capabilities are routed through these remote panels that are installed out of sight in an equipment room or utility closet. Dimmer panels reduce wall clutter in individual rooms, cut down on the wiring infrastructure, allow for more complex programming capabilities and minimize the need for power boosters while also controlling fans and motors.
