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There are a lot of wireless controlled bulbs and
sockets in the market nowadays, such as GE Link connected
bulb, and Belkin Wemo socket. However their
communication with the mobile phone app is only
one-way, and they cannot provide feedback of their working
conditions. Because those wireless controlled bulbs and sockets lack of two-way
communications with the mobile phone app, so they cannot
be considered as "Intelligent" devices.
LiteController offers the following three technological
advancements over the wireless controlled bulb and socket,
so that the luminaires and devices can work intelligently
and more effectively.
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2-way communication |
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Our Wi-Fi
mobile app, DaliSuites, can communicate with the luminarie/device
bi-directinally. The user can retrieve the
current status of luminaire/device by local Wi-Fi and
3G/LTE network, and this feature is especially helpful
when the user is away from home. Upon receipt of
the feedback status, the user can use DaliSuites to adjust the setting
accordingly. In this
way, the luminaire/device can offer intelligences
as compared to the wireless controlled bulb and socket. |
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2. |
Lighting
control parameters stored at the EEPROM |
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The lighting control
parameters (such as, Group, Scene, Fade setting
specified in DALI protocol)
are stored at the EEPROM of each luminaire/device.
Therefore multiple Wi-Fi mobile devices installed with
DaliSuites can control the luminaires/devices at the
same time and without the need of synchronization
between them. Also one luminaire/device can
belong to multiple Groups, and it can be set with
multiple Scenes. Therefore DaliSuites offers
higher flexibility and user-friendliness. |
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3. |
Luminaire with driver producing much higher lumen than bulb |
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DaliSuites
works with the luminaire installed with a LED driver
producing 1000-5000
lumen, while the wireless controlled bulb can only
produce 800-1000 lumen due to limited thermal dissipation capability. |
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