By Lighting Controls Association, on March 2, 2012
Hubbell Building Automation’s wireless
WIH-DS photosensor, the wiHUBB™ Daylight Sensor, provides the necessary daylight-level information to Hubbell’s wiHUBB Smart Pack.
Using a photodiode element, the daylight sensor continuously measures daylight levels and sends the information to the Smart Pack which then performs daylight switching or dimming functionality based on the amount of natural light in the area.
Features
- Open loop operation
- Mounts vertically and horizontally
- Architecturally attractive design
- Plug and play integration with wiHUBB Smart Pack
- Five year limited warranty
Click here to learn more about Hubbell’s wiHUBB wireless lighting controls.
By Lighting Controls Association, on June 30, 2011
Zone5 Daylight Harvesting System by
Hubbell Building Automation
A daylight harvesting system including occupancy sensors, daylight sensors and low voltage switches, to control 1 on/off and 4 variable lighting zones.
By Lighting Controls Association, on March 17, 2011
LIGHTFAIR 2011 moves to Philadelphia this year on May 17-19. Be sure to check out the new products being offered by members of the Lighting Controls Association!
Acuity Brands (Sensor Switch, Synergy Lighting Controls) #1801
Cooper Controls #2135
Encelium #2511
GE Lighting #1001
Hubbell Building Automation #535
HUNT Dimming #3134
Leviton #945
Lutron Electronics #501
OSRAM SYLVANIA #833
Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America #3805
Philips #1401
PLC Multipoint #3236
Schneider Electric #1729
Universal Lighting Technologies #3501
WattStopper #2535
By Lighting Controls Association, on March 23, 2010
Hubbell Building Automation has announced the expansion of the HBA WASP™ Fluorescent High Bay sensor product line to include sensors designed specifically for low and cold temperature environments such as freezers and similar applications.
The HBA WASP product line provides significant energy savings in addition to those typically associated with T5, T5HO and T8 fluorescent fixtures. The new low temperature sensors can operate in environments down to -40° C and are available in 120/277/347VAC, 208/240VAC, 480VAC and low voltage versions. They easily mount directly to T5HO and T8 fixtures through an extended ½ -inch chase nipple and the specially designed PIR lens provides 1.4:1 coverage up to 30 feet and 1.1:1 coverage at 45 feet. Available with either single or dual outputs, these new low temperature sensors are the perfect solution for single or multi-ballast fixtures. The single output sensors feature a primary timer for ON/OFF control for maximum energy savings. The dual output sensors feature two timers for multiple light level control (i.e. step dimming).
The dual output sensors also include HBA’s exclusive Smart Cycling™ technology that maximizes lamp and ballast life by ensuring that all lamps receive the same number of switching cycles. To take advantage of the natural daylight, select models feature a built-in photosensor to override lights off when there is sufficient ambient daylight. Configuring the correct lighting level is made easy using the 15 preset values ranging from 50 – 3000 foot candles.
For more information, visit Hubbell Building Automation at www.hubbell-automation.com.
By Lighting Controls Association, on February 11, 2009
The Lighting Controls Association has announced that
Hubbell Building Automation, Inc. (HBA) has joined as a new member.
Hubbell Building Automation, headquartered in Austin, TX and a subsidiary of Hubbell Incorporated, is a manufacturer of a wide range of lighting controls such as networked control systems, occupancy sensors, daylighting controls and hi-bay controls.
From the industry’s first self-adapting occupancy sensor to the introduction of the LX Series of networked lighting control products, Hubbell Building Automation has demonstrated leadership in the lighting controls industry.
Lighting Controls Association members include leaders in the manufacture of lighting automation and controllable ballasts: Cooper Controls, DELTA Controls, Encelium Technologies, Hubbell Building Automation, HUNT Dimming, Leviton Manufacturing, Lithonia Lighting, Lightolier Controls, Lightronics, Lutron Electronics, OSRAM Sylvania, Philips Lighting Electronics, Sensor Switch, Square D, Watt Stopper/Legrand, Tridonic and Universal Lighting Technologies.
For more information about Hubbell Building Automation, visit www.hubbell-automation.com.
