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John Woodnutt, entrepreneur and inventor of electronic lighting control technology, has been awarded an MBE for services to Business and Entrepreneurship in the 2023 New Year Honours list. John pioneered lighting controls in the late 1950s and the Honour recognises his unique innovations in lighting controls and his six decades of commitment to creating smart, sustainable building solutions.
Delmatic’s smart lighting solutions seamlessly mesh wireless, wired and mixed-mode controls across physical or cloud networks, continuously monitoring, analysing and optimising lighting and sharing real-time intelligence to optimise building performance.
DALI-2 is the global standard for digital dimming, enabling devices from different manufacturers to be seamlessly integrated into interoperable networks.
We offer a wide range of DALI-2 products that can be integrated with other open protocol systems such as LON and BACnet.
BACnet is an international communication protocol (ISO 16484) and a “Data Communication Protocol for Building Automation and Control Networks.”
Delmatic modules coexist in both Lon and BACnet worlds, communicating and sharing strategic data, triggering tasks and reporting back events and system statuses – all across a single network buswire.
BACnet was developed by ASHRAE (the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) to facilitate communication between building control systems such as heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, lighting, access, and fire detection.
BACnet enables standard messages to be transmitted and received by any BACnet product irrespective of vendor or building discipline so you can enhance efficiency (by sharing building data), reduce hardware and capital cost (by sharing sensors and network devices), and simplify installation (by sharing network infrastructure and cabling).
BACnet frees clients from reliance on a single supplier and the protocol provides open standard mechanisms for exchanging information between building automation devices. Clients can combine hardware and software from different suppliers and disciplines, confident that this will interoperate in a fully connected network.
Connected systems enable building services to connect and interact using a common language across a shared platform, respond in real time to occupants’ needs and occupancy patterns, and be centrally managed and monitored through a single graphical interface.
Open protocols are at the heart of today’s connected world. They give you choice, economy and efficiency, ensure multiple sources of supply and support, enable sharing of hardware and real time data, and reduce capital and operational costs.
