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Wattstopper DLM

Networked Lighting Controls (NLC) are a subset of control devices aimed to implement lighting control strategies typically optimized for energy efficiency and occupant comfort. Control strategies include area control, scheduling, occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting, institutional tuning, and demand response. NLCs typically consist of a main controller/gateway, load controllers, occupancy sensors, and override switches. NLCs are expandable and are designed to fit multiple room and building environments.

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Networked Lighting Controls Legrand Wattstopper DLM
Wattstopper DLM

The Wattstopper DLM controls integrate with their Legrand Jace through a wired dataline to establish BACnet communication between components. The tested Jace can support up to 300 rooms or 15000 endpoints.

Manager: LMJA-8125AX
Controller: LMRC-111-M

Hub Highlights:
  • Accessed via Wattstopper control software when connected to wired network.
  • Connect to 15,000 endpoints.
  • 5 year warranty