Vaboss lighting controls are integrated stand-alone units that manage lighting in an individual luminaire's space

A VABOSS Control makes all its own decisions; turns off when its not required and turns on when its dark in its precisely defined zone of operation. Walkk in to the factory or warehouse and VABOSS can see you coming and turn on the lamps. Drive a forklift in; that will also turn them on as well.

If it's sunny outdoors, VABOSS will keep the lamps dimmed down inside and if it's overcast it will turn the lights up a bit. When you leave, VABOSS will wait a bit and gently turn the lamps off again. Walk in to an isolated are and VABOSS will switch on the lamps and will follow you wherever you go, and keep the laps on bright until you're gone.

What's special about VABOSS controllers is that after a lamp detects presence, it switches on and immediately goes in to a continual, imperceptible dimming state and continues until presence ceases. It's subtle; it's non-intrusive, it's designed to unnoticeably harvest light from all available sources and supplement it with LED lamp light from all available sources and supplement it with LED lamp light to continually generate a defined LUX for each lamp zone.

It's all very simple; you set the light levels that you want and the level of sensitivity to human or mechanical presence and a VABOSS control will do your work for you until you decide its time for a change to any one of the other popular Ambient and PresenceMultiConfig choices with your Android Smart Phone.

VABOSS GROUP FUNCTION

Group is very special and native to VABOSS. Lamps in isolated spaces like pallet rack isles or pick and pack zones can all be linked together, so that presence detection by one will turn on all others in the group. Lamps in Groups can also belong to secondary Groups; access and internal freeway Groups that pass by or through basic zone Groups. VABOSS is selective in its use of Bluetooth; allowing each lamp to maintain its unique lighting harvesting settings whilst minimizing radio noise and security issues.

Both controllers feature the basic robust VABOSS control with Texas Instruments 25 or 26 series IC and are based on a common functional specification and similar data processing hardware. They share the same logic, patented intelligence and field data. The single basic difference is the availability of high end microwave sensors in the Halo Series

Both are connected via USB plugs and sockets capable of managing the same drivers and can be interchanged.