Signify’s Interact Building Manager enables building operators to monitor and manage both general and emergency lighting through a cloud-based dashboard.
Global lighting company Signify has launched a new wireless emergency lighting portfolio and monitoring system for intelligent buildings.
The new wireless emergency lighting solution is being first made available in Australia and New Zealand through the Pierlite portfolio. It will be made available in Europe in early September.
Powered by Signify’s Interact connected lighting system, the new system enhances the testing process by automating function and duration tests, while delivering data insights and health status alerts.
Interact Building Manager enables building operators to monitor and manage both general and emergency lighting through a cloud-based dashboard. This supports multiple testing schedules and delivers detailed reports for regulatory documentation and reporting. The system also simplifies maintenance and supports compliance with emergency lighting standards as per local regulations.
“For building managers and maintenance teams alike, regular testing and maintenance of emergency lighting is crucial, but can be time-consuming and prone to human error,” said Greg Nelson, executive vice president, Systems & Services at Signify.
“Signify’s new wireless emergency lighting portfolio and Interact Building Manager provides visibility and control over your emergency lighting with regular proof of performance to ensure compliance with relevant standards while reducing operational complexity and cost.”
There are four key configurations to meet the varying needs of buildings: general lighting fixtures with built-in emergency capabilities; wireless DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) extenders and sensors; wireless exit signs and emergency lights. Signify said everything from general lighting to emergency lighting can be commissioned and deployed under one contract and one dashboard, enabling cost savings and efficient maintenance and monitoring of an entire lighting system.
Alternatively, emergency lighting can be installed and commissioned on its own to achieve mandatory building compliance.
“For building managers and maintenance teams alike, regular testing and maintenance of emergency lighting is crucial, but can be time-consuming and prone to human error”
“With our connected wireless emergency lighting portfolio, building operators can find tailor-made solutions while also reducing cost, streamlining operations and meeting essential compliance standards,” added Nelson. “Signify’s expertise in both general and emergency lighting means we can act as a single trusted partner for a wide range of customer needs.”
Interact already supports millions of connected light points in large-scale installations worldwide.
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