Philips Advance Xitanium SR LED Driver for Connected Lighting Systems

SR LED Driver

LED drivers now enable every light fixture to be a wireless node, providing fast, easy and cost-effective way to add intelligence to LED luminaires and gain access to the data they can provide. Philips Advance Xitanium SR LED drivers standardize the digital connection between the driver and sensor, eliminating the need for multiple separate components and alleviating incompatibility issues and time-consuming configurations.
With Xitanium SR LED drivers, digital system data are collected at each luminaire and routed wirelessly through preferred sensors and networks. This means that very specific and actionable data from dim-to-off, daylight harvesting and occupancy levels can be used to make informed business decisions and optimize resource distribution within workspaces. And because all components can be assembled during manufacturing so that the complete luminaire is a node, on-site installation time and costs and potential installation errors are reduced.
Xitanium SR LED drivers share the same familiar footprint of the original high efficiency Xitanium LED drivers and use the versatile and scalable DALI 2.0 open standard digital interface, promoting flexible lighting design and the use of preferred sensors and networks without the risk of potential incompatibilities. These UL Recognized Xitanium SR LED drivers directly incorporate the relay functionality and power reporting while providing DC power to the sensor, so that separate auxiliary control boxes, relays, power supplies and energy metering chips are no longer required.

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