WO2011123876A1 - Procédé pour l'éclairage d'un local - Google Patents

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WO2011123876A1
WO2011123876A1 PCT/AT2011/000165 AT2011000165W WO2011123876A1 WO 2011123876 A1 WO2011123876 A1 WO 2011123876A1 AT 2011000165 W AT2011000165 W AT 2011000165W WO 2011123876 A1 WO2011123876 A1 WO 2011123876A1
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Karl-Heinz Fenkart
Thomas Hilbe
Diego Zulian
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Tridonic Gmbh & Co. Kg
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B47/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light sources in general, i.e. where the type of light source is not relevant
    • H05B47/10—Controlling the light source
    • H05B47/175—Controlling the light source by remote control
    • H05B47/18—Controlling the light source by remote control via data-bus transmission
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B47/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light sources in general, i.e. where the type of light source is not relevant
    • H05B47/10—Controlling the light source
    • H05B47/105—Controlling the light source in response to determined parameters
    • H05B47/115—Controlling the light source in response to determined parameters by determining the presence or movement of objects or living beings
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02B—CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO BUILDINGS, e.g. HOUSING, HOUSE APPLIANCES OR RELATED END-USER APPLICATIONS
    • Y02B20/00—Energy efficient lighting technologies, e.g. halogen lamps or gas discharge lamps
    • Y02B20/40—Control techniques providing energy savings, e.g. smart controller or presence detection

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  • the invention relates to a method for illuminating a room with at least two light sources according to the
  • the object of the invention is the method for
  • Lighting a room to improve with Leuchtstoff Anlagenaten In particular, the requirements of energy efficiency and conservation of the light source should be taken into account.
  • a method for illuminating a room, preferably for illuminating a classroom, with at least two light sources, wherein two light sources are each operated by one operating unit,
  • Operating device is connected via a control line, - each controller is connected to at least one sensor, and
  • control devices control signals over the
  • Control units transmit control signals via the control line and additionally via the interconnected interface, if movement has been detected by the sensors.
  • the invention also relates to a lighting system for a room, preferably for lighting a
  • Operating device is connected via a control line, - each controller is connected to at least one sensor, and
  • the sensors at least sensor signals two
  • control units depending on the nature of the detected sensor signals either only via the
  • the invention also relates to a lighting system for controlling electronically controlled
  • Lighting system has two control devices, at least two light source operating devices and at least two sensors.
  • the sensors are each connected to the control units, and the light source operating devices are
  • the invention also relates to a lighting system with at least one control unit which is designed to connect a plurality of sensors.
  • the object of the invention is achieved according to the invention for a generic device by the characterizing features of claim 2 and for a generic method according to claim 1.
  • FIG. 1 shows an arrangement of a lighting system according to the invention
  • Fig. 2 shows another possible arrangement of a lighting system according to the invention
  • FIG. 3 shows a possible application of the illumination system according to the invention
  • Fig. 4 shows a possible application of the illumination system according to the invention
  • 5a to 5d show a possible sequence when using the illumination system according to the invention
  • Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a
  • Lighting system (10) for a room has at least two components.
  • SGI control devices
  • PIR LINK interface
  • Each of the control units (SGI, SG2) is connected to one operating device (BGH, BG21) via a control line (BUS1, BUS2)
  • BUS1, BUS2 control line
  • SEI sensor
  • Control unit SGI, SG2
  • each of the two control devices SGI, SG2 is connected to at least one sensor (SEI, SE2).
  • the sensors SEI, SE2 can be at least two different types of
  • control devices either transmit only via the control line (BUS1, BUS2)
  • Control signals or in addition via the interconnected interface (PIR LINK).
  • the control units (SGI, SG2) send the control signals depending on the
  • Type of detected sensor signals either only via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) control signals or additionally via the interconnected interface (PIR
  • control gear (BGH, BG21) can be optional
  • the lighting means (Lal, La2) can be controlled as a function of the control signals received via the control line (BUS1, BUS2).
  • the bulbs (Lal, La2) may in principle be any illuminant, such as gas discharge lamps or organic or
  • the illustrated operating devices (BGH, BG21) have connections that can be contacted with the earth, the phase conductor and the neutral conductor for the power supply of the operating device (BGH, BG21).
  • the operating devices (BGH, BG21) have connections for connection to a control line (BUS1, BUS2) (although this control line does not necessarily have to be formed by a digital two-wire bus system, but also, for example, a system with one
  • the control line (BUS1, BUS2) can be designed so that these commands to the operating device digital commands, for example.
  • DALI standard protocol or the
  • control line BUS1, BUS2
  • BUS1, BUS2 may be designed so that signals through the
  • Supply voltage such as the mains voltage or push button signals can be transmitted.
  • the sensors can be used as sensors with
  • the combination sensors can have at least one movement as well as the brightness for one
  • the brightness can be monitored within a first area of the room, and the second sensor (SE2) can be used to monitor the brightness within the second area of the room.
  • a motion detector can be connected to the control unit (SGI, SG2)
  • the control units can transmit control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) if a brightness change has been detected by means of the sensors (SEI, SE2) and the control units (SGI, SG2) can be transmitted.
  • Control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) and additionally via the interconnected interface
  • the control unit can optionally perform an evaluation of the time of day based on the course of the ambient brightness and adjust the control of the operating devices (BGH, BG21) to the recorded time of day.
  • the control unit can optionally perform an evaluation of the time of day based on the course of the ambient brightness and adjust the control of the operating devices (BGH, BG21) to the recorded time of day.
  • the control unit can optionally perform an evaluation of the time of day based on the course of the ambient brightness and adjust the control of the operating devices (BGH, BG21) to the recorded time of day.
  • the control unit can optionally
  • buttons between the terminal for the button control and the phase connection of the network or another voltage source may be connected.
  • the control unit SGI, SG2
  • SGI, SG2 can detect the actuation of the button and adjust its behavior accordingly.
  • a brightness change in the light sources (Lal, La2) can be effected. It can also be one
  • the lighting system can also have other operating devices (BG12, BG22) which are connected to a control device (SGI, GEF, BG12, BG22) which are connected to a control device (SGI, GEF, BG12, BG22) which are connected to a control device (SGI, GENERAL, BG12, BG22) which are connected to a control device (SGI, GENERAL, BG22), BG12, BG22) which are connected to a control device (SGI,
  • SG2 are connected via a control line (BUS1, BUS2).
  • further operating devices BG31
  • SG3 further control unit
  • BUS3 control line
  • additional sensor (SE3) can be connected.
  • Busankoppler which is connected to at least one control unit (SGI, SG2) and enables an interface connection to a higher-level control system. But it can also be a controller (SGI, SG2) directly interfacing with a parent
  • Various control signals can be transmitted via the control line (BUS1, BUS2), with only a part of the transmitted control signals from the bus coupling unit (BK) or the control unit (SGI, SG2) to the higher-level control unit
  • Tax system is passed.
  • DALI commands can be transmitted as control signals that are passed on from the bus coupling unit (BK) to the higher-level control system.
  • These control signals can be passed from the bus coupler (BK) directly as DALI commands to the parent control system, or be converted into another protocol and then to the parent
  • Tax system to be shared.
  • deviating commands can be transmitted as control signals from the DALI standard (for example, according to a deviating protocol), these control signals not being sent from the bus coupling unit (BK) to the higher-level
  • the bulbs may be an organic or inorganic LED or a gas discharge lamp
  • Fluorescent lamp high-pressure gas discharge lamp
  • it can also be different bulbs, for example, it can be at a
  • Illuminant to an organic or inorganic LED act and act in another to a gas discharge lamp (fluorescent lamp, high-pressure gas discharge lamp).
  • the two bulbs are inside the room
  • the illumination can preferably be used to illuminate a classroom and it can by means of the first sensor (SEI) monitoring the brightness within a first region of the room and by means of the second
  • control signals can be obtained either only via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) or additionally via the interconnected ones
  • PIR LINK PIR LINK
  • SGI control unit
  • Control signal via the interconnected interface receives from another control unit (SGI, SG2), send control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2).
  • a control unit SGI, SG2 can therefore control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2)
  • Control unit via the interconnected interface (PIR LINK) has received.
  • an operating device SCI
  • SGI can be connected to at least one control device (SGI, SG2). It can also be connected to several or all of the control units (SGI, SG2) each operating devices (SCI, SC2).
  • Fig. 2 shows a view of a typical construction of a lighting system of a room according to the invention.
  • the room may have only one side of a window front, so that uneven natural lighting is given.
  • the illumination system according to FIG. 2 has several
  • Control gear (BG21, BG22) on which the control, preferably the brightness, of the connected
  • Lamp (Lal, La2, not shown in FIG. 2) adapt.
  • the operating devices (BG21, BG22, BG23, etc.) and the bulbs (Lal, La2) are preferably each housed in a lamp (Leuchteil, Luminaire22, Leuchten23, etc.).
  • the lighting system has, as already explained
  • At least two lamps (Lal, La2), wherein the
  • Light source (Lal, La2) are preferably aligned so that the light from the bulbs (Lal, La2) illuminated space is evenly illuminated. This uniform
  • Lighting is basically given when no light enters through the windows (i.e.
  • the individual areas of the room can be regulated and optimally adjusted as a function of the brightness of the respective monitored area.
  • the illumination system can be a very energy efficient
  • the second control unit (SG2) can detect by the monitoring of the second sensor (SE2), if the brightness in the vicinity of the windows (where the ambient brightness can act as external brightness) one
  • Sensor signal of the second sensor (SE2) via control line (BUS2) emit a corresponding control signal and by means of the operating devices (BG21, BG22) the control, preferably the brightness of the connected
  • the first controller may detect the current value of the brightness within the range remote from the windows by means of the first sensor (SEI) connected to the controller (SGI).
  • SEI first sensor
  • SE3 the control unit
  • Control line (BUS1) send out corresponding control signals and the operating devices (BGH, BG12) can accordingly operate the connected light sources (Lal) in the luminaires (Leuchteil, Leuchtel2, Leuchtel3),
  • BG31 arranged operating devices
  • SG3 control unit
  • BG3 Further operating devices (BG3) a control signal via a control line (BUS3).
  • control devices SGI, SG2
  • PIR LINK an interface
  • the sensors SEI, SE2
  • SGI, SG2 control unit
  • Brightness sensor also contain a motion detector.
  • The. Sensors SEI, SE2 are thus, as already explained, preferably combination sensors that can detect at least one movement as well as the brightness for a predetermined area.
  • a plurality of individual sensors may be connected to the controllers (SGI, SG2), each of them
  • a plurality of sensors SEI, SE3 can be connected to a control unit (SGI).
  • SGI control unit
  • control unit SGI, SG2 sends control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) and additionally via the interconnected ones
  • PIR LINK This is transmitted via the interconnected interface (PIR LINK)
  • Control signal receive the further control unit (SGI, SG2, SG3) and then send corresponding control signals via their control line (BUS1, BUS2) to the
  • an optimal and energy-efficient brightness adapted to the individual areas of the room can be achieved while leaving the room the lighting
  • Illuminant Lal, La2 are set.
  • motion sensors can be used as sensors (SE2, SEI, SE3) or other (additional) sensors
  • a passive infrared sensor also referred to as PIR
  • brightness sensors for example, a passive infrared sensor, also referred to as PIR
  • infrared sensors for example, a passive infrared sensor, also referred to as PIR
  • PIR passive infrared sensor
  • a receiver for a remote control by infrared or color sensors (for example, to adjust the color temperature, the color locus or the emitted wavelength) or combined sensors such as a
  • Brightness and motion sensor are applied.
  • the detection of a movement is also to be understood as the detection of the leaving of a monitored space, that is to say a repeated interrogation of the
  • Motion detector instead. As long as a person is present, the motion detector outputs a presence signal. If no presence is detectable, ie the room was left, this leaving the room can be signaled. When a movement in the monitored area of the room is detected, the light sources (Lal, La2) can be switched on accordingly or in their
  • Lamps (Lal, La2) are operated by one operating device (BGH, BG21), two control devices (SGI, SG2), which are connected via an interface (PIR LINK), each of the control units (SGI, SG2), each with a control gear (BGH, BG21) on a
  • Control line (BUS1, BUS2) is connected, at least two sensors (SEI, SE2) are present, which are each connected to a control unit (SGI, SG2), -rared
  • Control Units (SGI, SG2) control signals via the
  • Send control line (BUS1, BUS2), if by means of the sensors (SEI, SE2) a brightness change was detected, and the control units (SGI, SG2) control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) and additionally via the interconnected interface (PIR LINK) send out, if by means of the sensors (SEI, SE2) a movement was detected.
  • Fig. 3 is another view of a typical structure of a lighting system of a room according to the invention (a possible arrangement according to the example in Fig. 2).
  • the room may have a window front on one side only, so that uneven natural lighting is provided.
  • the first control unit (SGI, SG2) connected via an interface (PIR LINK).
  • the first control unit (SGI) is used to control a first light band (with the
  • the second control unit (SG2) is responsible for the control of a second light strip (with the light fixture 21 and light 22), wherein the
  • Brightness of this second light band (with the lights' light 21 and light 22) via the two sensors SE2 and SE4 is detected and regulated.
  • At least one of the sensors (SEI, SE2, SE3, SE4) or all of them can additionally have a motion detector
  • Control units accordingly informed via a control signal on the interconnected interface (PIR LINK) and they can send the corresponding control signals via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) to the connected operating devices (BGH, BG12, BG21, BG22).
  • Fig. 4 is another view of a typical one
  • the representation is a possible variant of the example in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3.
  • the room has only one-sided window front, so that uneven natural lighting is given. If a presence has been detected then the
  • Light band (with the lights 21 and 22) set to a low artificial brightness.
  • the brightness of this second light strip (with the light fixture 21 and light 22) is detected and regulated as already mentioned via the two sensors SE2 and SE4. Since there is high daylight (i.e., ambient light) illumination in the near-window area and this is detected by the two sensors SE2 and SE4, the second controller SG2 controls the second one
  • Lighting strip (with the lamp La2) with a low brightness of, for example, 10%.
  • the far side of the room is adjusted to a higher artificial brightness by means of the first light strip (with the lights 11 and 12).
  • the brightness of this first light band (with the luminaires Luminaire 11 and Luminaire 12) is detected and regulated via the two sensors SEI and SE3. Since there is low daylight (i.e., ambient light) illumination in the off-screen area and this is detected by the two sensors SEI and SE3, the first controls
  • Control unit SGI the first light strip (with the
  • Lighting system (10) is shown in Figs. 5a to 5d.
  • the representation is a possible variant of the example in FIGS. 2 to 4.
  • Fig. 5a the room (school room) is occupied and set only the window near side of the room to a low artificial brightness.
  • Illuminated lighting The presence is detected by the existing sensors.
  • control units can inform each other via a control signal on the interconnected interface (PIR LINK) that no presence is recognizable. If all the control units (SGI, SG2) have detected this state (and thus the adjustment has been made for the entire room), as already mentioned corresponding control signals on the
  • Control gear (BGH, BG12, BG21, BG22) sent out.
  • a shutdown of the lamps (Lal, La2) in the case of determining the leaving of the room can be done over a switch-off delay time.
  • the control unit (SGI, SG2) upon detection of the state of leaving the room for a predetermined period of time, ie the switch-off delay time, wait and then a switch-off as a corresponding control signal via the control line (BUS1, BUS2) to the connected control gear (BGH, BG12, BG21, BG22).
  • the turn-off delay time may optionally be at the
  • Control unit SGI, SG2
  • SGI Session Initiation Control unit
  • the operating devices (BGH, BG12, BG21, BG22) upon receipt of a switch-off a predetermined period of time, ie the switch-off delay time, wait and then the bulbs (Lal, La2)
  • these steps can preferably be predetermined by corresponding control signals of the control devices (SGI, SG2), but alternatively these steps can also be stored in the operating devices (BGH, BG12, BG21, BG22) and by a corresponding control signal by the control devices (SGI, SG2) are triggered.
  • the level of this lowered brightness can be adjusted on the control unit (SGI, SG2).
  • the lighting system (10) may additionally be designed such that when the mains voltage is switched back on, the lighting means (Lal, La2) are driven to the maximum brightness or the last set brightness. It is preferably a choice of the
  • the invention discloses an improved lighting of a room, which is characterized in that it can adapt flexibly and dynamically to different situations.

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L'invention concerne un procédé pour l'éclairage d'un local, de préférence une salle de classe, avec au moins deux luminaires, les deux luminaires (La1, La2) étant commandés chacun par un ballast (BG11, BG21), avec deux appareils de commande (SG1, SG2) reliés ensemble par une interface (PIR LINK), chacun des appareils de commande (SG1, SG2) étant relié à un ballast correspondant (BG11, BG21) par une ligne de commande (BUS1, BUS2), avec au moins deux capteurs (SE1, SE2) qui sont reliés chacun à un appareil de commande (SG1, SG2). Les appareils de commande (SG1, SG2) envoient des signaux de commande sur la ligne de commande (BUS1, BUS2) lorsque les capteurs (SE1, SE2) ont détecté une variation de la luminosité et les appareils de commande (SG1, SG2) envoient des signaux de commande par la ligne de commande (BUS1, BUS2) et en outre par l'interface (PIR LINK) qui les relie l'un à l'autre lorsque les capteurs (SE1, SE2) ont détecté un mouvement.
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