Schneider Electric LifeSpace Solutions, DALIcontrol

Schneider

December 18, 2017

Schneider’s DALIcontrol system provides by its very architecture; a uniquely flexible approach to floor plan control. The system gives the designer a wide degree of flexibility in zone definition and control strategy. This allows final decisions on control strategy to be made much later in the design process. This is when more certainty is established around actual use profile, based upon the real tenant who will occupy the space.

For more information:

https://www.schneider-electric.com/solutions/ca/en/sol/20338800-lifespace-solutions-lighting-control-dalicontrol?application=4876146

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