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Added value through lighting management
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Added value through lighting management

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Introduction
The document explores the future of lighting management through LUXMATE systems, focusing on sustainability, intelligence, and versatility. It underscores the significance of lighting management across sectors such as offices, education, retail, hotels, art, healthcare, industry, and architecture.
Key Features of LUXMATE Systems
LUXMATE systems enhance lighting quality by incorporating features like daylight usage, color temperature changes, and emergency lighting. They are user-friendly, allowing easy operation and manual overrides.
Stakeholder Benefits
  • Individuals: Offers ergonomic lighting for optimal visual performance and comfort.
  • Facility Managers: Benefits include improved safety and efficiency through automated checks and easy system modifications.
  • Electrical Consultants and Designers: Provides flexibility and scalability, supporting various design preferences and ensuring energy efficiency.
  • Investors: Reduces operating costs and shortens payback periods, enhancing economic success.
Trends in Lighting Management
Trends include energy saving, daylight usage, and dynamic lighting solutions that align with natural rhythms to boost performance and comfort.
System Overview
LUXMATE systems are modular and compatible with open standards, making them easy to install and adaptable to changing needs. They support building certification through energy-efficient and reliable technology.
Energy Saving and Building Certification
Modern lighting systems offer significant energy savings through smart management of working hours, attendance, and daylight, contributing to CO2 reductions and enhancing environmental certification scores.
Benefits of Environmental Certification
Certified buildings increase property value, ease marketing, allow for higher rents, and reduce operating costs. They also improve a company's CO2 balance and positively impact employee productivity and well-being.
Using Daylight
Daylight is the most efficient lighting source, offering up to 75% energy savings. Intelligent control systems optimize daylight use by managing blinds and artificial lighting.
Changing Colour Temperatures
Dynamic changes in color temperature enhance ambiance, influence purchasing decisions, and improve comfort. Zumtobel's technologies enable various white tones and dynamic lighting changes.
Lighting for Product Display
Adjusting white tones is essential for product displays, enhancing the presentation of goods in retail spaces and the perceived quality of art in galleries and museums.
Emergency Lighting Integration
Emergency lighting is crucial for safety. Zumtobel's systems integrate emergency lighting with general lighting, using the same DALI circuit to reduce costs and maintain an uncluttered ceiling appearance.
LUXMATE Lighting Management
Zumtobel provides comprehensive lighting management solutions for various project sizes and requirements, offering features like dimming, lighting scenes, daylight-based management, and emergency lighting integration.
Services and Maintenance
Zumtobel offers extensive services throughout a project's lifecycle, from design to maintenance, ensuring energy efficiency and system reliability.
Application Areas
Zumtobel's systems cater to diverse sectors, enhancing well-being, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal.
Case Study: VHV Group, Hanover
The VHV Group's office building exemplifies efficient lighting management with a TCP/IP-based LITENET system, optimizing energy use and providing flexibility for future changes.
Overview of Projects
The document discusses various lighting management systems in architectural projects, focusing on energy efficiency, user convenience, and integration with natural daylight.
Energy Efficiency and Daylight Integration
Projects like VHV Group in Hanover emphasize daylight-based management systems, achieving up to 60% energy savings.
Customizable Lighting Solutions
In educational settings, lighting systems cater to customizable scenes, enhancing user experience.
Lighting Control Strategies
Restaurants and museums use systems to adjust lighting color temperatures, creating inviting atmospheres and protecting exhibits.
Integration and Maintenance
Systems are designed for ease of maintenance and integration, with features like remote monitoring and automatic adjustments.
Key Data and Specifications
Projects feature a variety of lighting solutions, demonstrating the adaptability of the systems.
Healthcare Lighting Solutions
At Gmunden Regional Hospital, a comprehensive lighting solution resulted in a 60% energy saving and improved lighting conditions.
Industry and Engineering Lighting Solutions
Ferag AG upgraded its lighting system, achieving significant energy savings and improved lighting conditions.
Façades and Architecture Lighting Solutions
The Gaislachkoglbahn features a dynamic façade lighting system, enhancing architectural appeal.
Sustainability and Corporate Philosophy
Zumtobel emphasizes sustainability and responsible resource use, integrating technology, design, and energy efficiency.
Global Presence
Zumtobel operates internationally, providing comprehensive lighting consulting and services.
Conclusion
Zumtobel Lighting GmbH offers innovative and sustainable lighting solutions that enhance energy efficiency and lighting quality across various sectors.
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Added value thanks to lighting management Sustainable, intelligent, versatile: LUXMATE systems point out the future path for lighting.

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For more references, please refer to the online Map of Light: zumtobel.com under the “Lighting Solutions” menu optio

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Offices and Communication Edificio Fundación Caixa Galicia, La Coruña, ES / Government building, Stubenring, Vienna, AT / Raiffeisenbank, “The Wave”, Vienna, AT / Talk Talk, London, UK / Wiener Städtische Versicherung, Vienna, AT / World Bank Headquarters, Bucharest, RO Education and Science Bern University of the Arts, CH / Bünzmatt School, Wohlen, CH / ISG, Rostock, DE / Northern Design Centre, Gateshead, UK Presentation and Retail EHB Elektro Hediger AG, Brunnen, CH / Hymer Motor homes, Bad Waldsee, DE / Kühnis Optics & Spectacles, Altstätten, CH / Mercedes-Benz Center, Cologne, DE / Stockholm...

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Reykjavík University | IS Architects: Henning Larsen Architects, Copenhagen | DK ARKIS Architects, Reykjavík | IS Lighting design: VERKIS, Reykjavík | IS Electrical installations: Rafmiolum hf, Reykjavík | IS Lighting solution: LITENET lighting management system, ONLITE emergency lighting system, RU-SLIMLIGHT, Z-fourtyfive special luminaire, PERLUCE surface-mounted luminaire, FEW louvre luminaire, VIVO spotligh

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Introduction The future of lighting management 6 From every angle The individual: Combining the pleasant with the useful 8 Facility managers: Improved safety through work efficiency 9 Electrical consultants and lighting designers: 10 Scope for design preferences Investors: Economic success thanks to flexibility 11 Trends in lighting management Overview 12 LUXMATE lighting management System overview 28 At your side throughout every phase 30 of a project and construction Application areas Overview 32 Light for Offices and Communication 34 Light for Education...

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The future of lighting management From pioneer to trendsetter What motivated you, more than 20 years ago, to develop a special-purpose lighting management system? Walter Werner In the winter of 1987, an electrical consultant asked us to recommend a lighting control system. He showed us his wish list for a perfect system. At the industry trade fair in Hanover that year we were unable to find anything suitable. So we decided to develop such a product in-house and came up with many ideas of our own and took into account other customers’ preferences over a period of several years. What distinguishes...

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Flexibility put to the test: Swiss Re Germany’s administrative building in Munich was equipped with a LUXMATE lighting control system over 10 years ago in an effort to ensure optimum convenience and efficiency even against the backdrop of changing requirements. The latest LITENET incontrol PC-based operating software was recently installed in this system.

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From every angle Lighting management meets the needs of various stakeholders The individual: Combining the pleasant with the useful Simple operation, convenient ways of intervening in automated operation and optimal amounts of daylight: LUXMATE control systems are built with humans in mind. Five criteria define lighting quality, and most of these Ergonomic Lighting Indicator (ELI) factors are significantly influenced by the lighting control system used. Brightness distribution, light colour and illuminance optimise a lighting solution and the effect that it has on people. LUXMATE makes the right...

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Facility managers: Improved safety through work efficiency Always being able to see the status of an installation at a glance, being given information about faults quickly, and being able to make modifications with relatively little effort: facility managers perform a wide variety of different tasks and LUXMATE control systems provide perfect assistance. LUXMATE is ideally prepared to cope with repurposing. Flexible structures and functions pave the way for flexible workstation design. A consistent addressing system allows spaces to be rearranged without having to modify any wiring. Adjustments...

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From every angle Lighting management meets the needs of various stakeholders Electrical consultants and lighting designers: Scope for design preferences The modular, consistent LUXMATE concept caters well for the designers’ requirements. System limitations are not restrictive; the system’s topology and range of functions ensure optimum scalability. Tried-and-tested software algorithms are available for all applications. LUXMATE systems are open and compatible. They use open standards, communication protocols such as TCP/IP, DALI or DMX, and are easy to install using standard wiring accessories....

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Investors: Profitable success thanks to flexibility Time is money. This is why many investors are keen to fi x the layout and functionality of lighting at as late a stage as possible. With LUXMATE you can remain fl exible – in every phase of a project and later during normal operation. The intelligent LUXMATE system includes the option of only activating functions when they are actually needed and, for instance, only automating individual rooms at a later date when required. This preserves economic efficiency despite the freedom to make changes – with precisely calculatable costs, from the bidding...

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Trends in lighting management Saving energy Daily routine It is easy to continuously save energy with the help of a smart system. Working hours, attendance and, above all, daylight open up a wide range of ways of achieving potential savings. These are associated with CO 2 reductions, which enable a building to score extra points when it comes to environmental certification. Lighting refurbishment also pays for itself quickly thanks to drastically lower operating costs. Using daylight The best light is free People and architecture live by light. The quest for ideal amounts of daylight and natural...

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Changing colour temperatures At the right time, at the right place The right colour temperature has a huge impact in determining, for instance, whether a product is purchased, an art object reveals its true fascination or people feel at ease. Zumtobel has developed a broad range of luminaires and lighting control technologies, ranging from the facility to select various white tones in crementally through to dynamic changes of colour temperature and quantities of light, in order to exploit these possibilities in a profitable way in various applications. Page 24 Integrating emergency lighting Added...

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