Different visual task areas

Figure 3.235: In the Use Case "Manufacturing Hall, expanded" (TRILUX LiveLink), the luminaire groups "Traffic Route 1", "Traffic Route 2", "Work 1", "Work 2", "Work 3", "Work 4", "Work 5", and "Work 6" are set. In addition, there are six sensors that are responsible for daylight-dependent light regulation (SW1-6) and six sensors that are responsible for presence detection (SR1-6).

Where different nominal illuminance values are required for separate visual task areas, offset controls should be avoided as a general rule in favour of individual regulation for the respective areas. In such cases, it is also important to consider that adjacent areas can impact each other. Systems prepared for operation in adjacent areas can help avoid malfunctions (see figure).

3.2.4.3.2.2 Identical visual task areas close to windows and at room depth
3.2.4.4 Interfaces

SUBJECT SEARCH

  1. Luminaires
  2. Specific requirements on luminaires
  3. Luminaire selection
  4. Light management
    1. Light management application and function
    2. Presence detection
    3. Daylight-dependent regulation
      1. Control and regulation
      2. Lighting level and visual task area
        1. Identical visual task areas close to windows
        2. Identical visual task areas close to windows and at room depth
        3. Different visual task areas
    4. Interfaces
    5. Building management, KNX and other bus systems
  5. Light sources
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