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Wireless Lighting Control Node

A general-purpose wireless node for individual dimming control of its connected luminaire. Housed in an IP56 rated box ideal for any DALI-dimmable fitting.

  • 5 Years warranty

Order code LC-LIP-ND1

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Wireless Lighting Control Node

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    A general-purpose wireless node, providing individual dimming control to its connected luminaire. Housed in an IP56 rated box, ideal for controlling any DALI-dimmable fitting and most non-dimming or 1-10V dimmable fittings (subject to switching load).

    Has non-volatile memory - it will retain it's individual settings, even after a power cut, but can be remotely easily re-programmed to accommodate a change of use the area beneath the light it is controlling.

    Request a quote or a lighting design. Kellwood prices the fitting. The order code goes with the request.

    Order code LC-LIP-ND1

    Performance summary
    Part codesLC-LIP-ND1 (DALI); LC-LIP-ND2 (1-10V); LC-LIP-P2-1-IP56-GR (with PIR)
    DimmingND1 DALI (100% to 0%); ND2 1-10V with on/off relay
    Communication868MHz SRD, two-way DALI reporting
    Input230VAC permanent live
    IP ratingIP56 (IP67 available)
    Warranty5 Years

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    DESIGN FEATURES


    What are nodes for?

    A node allows you to control the luminaire that is physically wired into it. It is best to have one node for each luminaire - this maximises flexibility, allowing control of each luminaire separately, and is typically the simplest arrangement to install. However, where lights are clustered close together, it might be easier to have one node controlling the cluster. The node only requires a 230VAC power supply. The light's power supply and dimming cable is wired directly into it. This is ideal for retrofit projects. Other parts that can be included in the wireless control system include: Collator Emergency Wireless Photocells Tablet and Software Wireless Scene Switches Wireless Occupancy Sensors

    What are nodes for?

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    Technical details
    Cable entriesND1: 2 (VAC in; VAC and DALI out); ND2: 3 (VAC in; VAC out; optional 1-10V out)
    Inputs230V switched live (switch, PIR, microwave, photocell), low-voltage switch, PIR, daylight link, self-test emergency
    Outputs230V switched live, volt-free relay (NO/NC), DSI / DALI / 1-10V / PWM
    Ta / Tc-20°C to +50°C / 65°C
    Standby power<0.5W
    HousingGrey, IP56 or IP67, antenna up as standard
    Dimensions (IP56)150 x 100 x 70mm
    RelaysStandard and high-inrush relay versions available (supplied without as standard)
    Set-upLight levels, fade rates and sensor settings from an Android tablet

    Not to be connected to a powered DALI bus.

    Contact the office for the maximum number of DALI devices per node.

    Backwards compatible with earlier devices; a software update may be needed.

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