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Responding
to the needs of the time, for amenity control with advanced lighting control
technology
Systematically
functioning light therefore creating a more comfortable human environment
Shifting
emphasis away from function oriented environments to human oriented
environments...
The
principles of "amenity control" upon which comfortable living
environments are being sought after in all manner of settings surrounding
people, are becoming a matter of public awareness.
In the
field of lighting which occupies an important position, user needs are growing
more and more sophisticated and diversified.
Mitsubishi
Electric's remote control equipment provides an easy means of building a wide
variety of lighting control systems, such as centralized remote control,
programmed pattern control, and scheduled control systems.
In other
words, it achieves the kind of relationship between "man" and
"light" that are demanded of amenity control with higher degrees of
comfort and efficiency along with substantial savings in labours.
A wide
range of building block products that can be joined together to form diverse
lighting control systems
| Remote controlled circuit breakers |
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 The power
required for operation has been cut to about a half of what it used to
be. The extended
ON/OFF lever makes on site operation easy.
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| Remote controlled circuit breakers |
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The power
required for operation has been On site manual
ON/OFF operation is possible. Terminals
mounted at different levels facilitate wiring. A combination
of a remote controlled relay and a no fuse circuit breaker (BH-K)
provides a coordinated short circuit withstand performance of up to 5
kA.
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| Remote control transformers |
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The case size
has been reduced to two thirds of what it used to be.
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| Remote control switches |
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By virtue of
one shot control, the most recently operated switch takes effect. 110 VAC and
220 VAC versions identical in size to the 24 VAC units have been
recently added. Available in
single circuit to 24 circuit configurations.
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