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Total Light Control for Lutron at 100% Detail (1/8/2005)

Lutron Electronics Co. Inc., the world leader in lighting control, is introducing a range of lighting control enhancements and new technologies at 100% Detail expo this year.

Alongside Sivoia QED, a sophisticated electronic drive for controlling roller blinds, Lutron will be exhibiting for the first time LCP 128, a self-contained lighting control system ideal for use in commercial applications such as restaurants and retail areas. In addition, Lutron will be showcasing a new range of affordable domestic dimming solutions.

Lutron's Sivoia QED technology offers users complete control of natural light for both residential and commercial applications. Sivoia QED is the ultimate in motorised roller blind technology, providing elegance, convenience and versatility. The innovative design features a near silent electronic drive (44 dBA at three feet), minimal light gaps around the roller blind, simple installation, and a flexible design that can work in virtually any installation.

Lutron's LCP128 self-contained lighting control system is quick to install and incorporates the control of all lighting circuits, switched and dimmed, interior and exterior, into one simple operating system. Ideal for use in commercial applications such as restaurants and retail areas, where disruption of business needs to be kept to a minimum, the LCP128 can be installed and programmed on-site by an electrical engineer.

There are five products in Lutron's new consumer dimming range, including Lyneo, Lutron's basic slide dimmer and Solina a discrete floor and table lamp dimmer which can fade lamps on and off with a simple tap - while memorising the last light level set. The range also includes Rania and Rania IR, which are multi-location dimmers that are both operated by the touch of a button and when switched back on, the dimmer memorises the last lighting level chosen. Universal dimming options are also available on the Rania range that auto-sense the load type - both low voltage and incandescent sources.

David Danby, sales director Northern Europe, comments: "The addition of new technologies such as Sivoia QED, LCP 128 and the consumer dimming range shows that we are continuing to offer the ultimate in lighting control packages to end users. This reflects Lutron's ongoing commitment to product design innovation to meet ever developing consumer requirements".

www.lutron.com


 
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