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Monitoring for Wireless Lighting Controls

An IP56 housed internet-enabled device that collates energy data from sites, provides remote access and wirelessly monitors emergency lighting

Order code LC-LIP-COLL-IP56-GR

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Monitoring for Wireless Lighting Controls

An internet-enabled device (or "gateway") that gathers energy and environmental data from sites, provides remote access/commissioning, and monitors emergency lighting. Housed in an IP65 "Industrial" or IP40 "Commercial" enclosure.

Connection to the internet can be hardwired through the site's network, or by mobile network (using a mobile dongle and SIM card).

See the Wireless Pro system overview and reports pages for further information.

Performance summary
Part codes	LC-LIP-COLL-IP56-GR (industrial); LC-LIP-COLL-IP20-WH (office)
Compatible with	Wireless Pro wireless lighting controls
IP rating	Industrial IP65; office IP40 (the sheet's office section says IP21)
Input power	Industrial 230VAC permanent live; office 5V micro USB with mains adapter
Data connection	Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or 4G with the LC-LIP-MD add-on
Capacity	Up to 1,000 luminaires per collator

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DESIGN FEATURES

What Is A Collator?

A collator provides secure remote access to the wireless control system. It also gathers data and stores it in the cloud. The collator can be connected to the cloud by 4G (an add-on), by Wi-Fi, or plugged into the building's network with an ethernet cable. The only other connection it then needs is power: 230VAC for the industrial collator, or a mains USB adapter for the office one. A collator can provide: Energy Monitoring and Reporting Occupancy "Heat-Mapping" Emergency Light Monitoring and Fault Reporting Remote Maintenance and Commissioning Other parts that can be included in the wireless controls system include: Emergency Wireless nodes Wireless Photocells Tablet and Software Wireless Scene Switches Wireless Occupancy Sensors

CASE STUDIES

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SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical
Input (industrial)	230V AC, terminal block for cable up to 2.5mm²
Input (office)	5V micro USB, mains adapter
Power consumption	3W minimum, 5W average, 15W peak
Maximum transmitted power	10mW (+10dBm ErP)

Connection
Ethernet	Cat 5, 5e or Cat 6; needs DHCP
Wi-Fi	Needs DHCP and a stable network
4G	LC-LIP-MD add-on with the first 12 months' data; about 1GB per 1,000 luminaires per month for monitoring
Firewall	sync, energy, energyHours: liteip.com TCP 80 + 443; mqtt01.liteip.com TCP 443, 8883, 1883; teamviewer.com TCP 5938; identitytoolkit.googleapis.com TCP 443

Industrial enclosure
Flammability (UL94)	HB
Glow-wire (EN 60695-2-11)	650°C
Halogen free	Yes

Installing
Range	Within single-hop range of at least 20 luminaires; messages hop between luminaires
Location	Central and not enclosed; not in store or plant rooms or corners
With CBS emergency testing	Supply from a non-essential, non-lighting circuit

More collators can be added at any time with no extra commissioning; lights can report to more than one collator.

The 4G add-on (LC-LIP-MD) is ordered as a separate part. After 12 months, clients can keep their own SIM contract.