Universal Adds Bluetooth Control to the EVERLINE LED T8 Tube and Driver Kit

Universal EVERLINE LED T8 Bluetooth Compatibility

Nov 19, 2020

Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc., a member of the Panasonic family of companies, recently launched its Type C LED Tube and Driver Kit with a new Bluetooth controller. The Universal product solution works within the Douglas Bluetooth ecosystem. This retrofit lighting solution is ideal for commercial office buildings, educational and healthcare facilities.

The controllable Type C LED Tube and Driver Kit uses an existing fixture and its lampholders to retrofit a linear fluorescent lamp, using the existing fixture and lampholders. The kit has an 1800 lumen output per lamp, along with Universal Input of 120-277VAC.

The Douglas Bluetooth Controller (BT-LRT) connects directly to the driver and is positioned within the fixture next to the lamps. Its base has an integral magnet to simplify installation, and the white housing and wire harness help it blend into the fixture. Offering ideal flexibility and performance, the Douglas Bluetooth Controller communicates with other Bluetooth ecosystem components, including sensors and wall switches. The system allows for dimming, on/off control with the wall switch or OCC sensor and daylight harvesting.

“As we continue to expand Bluetooth® wireless control in our solutions, introducing the Type C LED Tube and Driver Kit was a natural next step,” said Greg Bennorth, LED Tubes Product Director for Universal. “Many prescriptive rebates offered by utilities require a permanent external driver along with new lamps. This offers not just wireless control with the Bluetooth network, but also an easy solution for increasing energy savings with potential for additional local rebate incentives.”

Intended to offer supreme flexibility, the kit is available in 3 CCT options (3500K, 4000K, 5000K) and in 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-lamp options.

The controllable Type C LED Tube and Driver Kit comes with a five year warranty and is listed on the DesignLights Consortium® QPL List making it easier to qualify for rebates. Additionally, the kit is UL Classified for the United States, Canada, as well as RoHS. 

Go HERE for more information.

Related Articles


Changing Scene


Design

  • Zaneen: Answering Your LED Questions

    Zaneen: Answering Your LED Questions

    The Zaneen team wanted to take a moment to tell you more about Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) by answering some common questions. They begin by defining what a LED means and describe a few of its technical details and then look into the importance of LED technology, the advantages of using LEDs, and some must-know… Read More…

  • Lumenpulse: A Look at the Past & Future of LED Binning

    Lumenpulse: A Look at the Past & Future of LED Binning

    In the lighting industry, the act of “binning” of LEDs is the process of sorting LEDs by certain characteristics, such as colour, voltage, and brightness. The ANSI standard C78.377-2017 provides the dimensions and coordinates of the bins that are currently used to standardize the colour points of all white light LEDs. These dimensions are calculated… Read More…


New Products

  • Salex: Axis Lighting Polyvalence – Light Is Architecture

    Salex: Axis Lighting Polyvalence – Light Is Architecture

    Meet Polyvalence, Axis Lighting’s newest innovation. A versatile architectural lighting system designed to push the boundaries of creativity, performance, and design flexibility. Mix. Match. Combine. Multiple optics, direct and indirect illumination, and endless configurations- all within one cohesive system. Read More…

  • Liteline: New ORBIT MULTI 4″ Retrofit Downlight

    Liteline: New ORBIT MULTI 4″ Retrofit Downlight

    With full 360° rotation and 50° of tilt, the ORBIT MULTI 4″ retrofit downlight puts light exactly where you want it, even on sloped ceilings. Up to 815 lumens of adjustable output makes it a natural fit for angling onto artwork, highlighting architectural features, or directing task light into a specific corner of a room.… Read More…