Please read the information on this page in conjunction with the following schematic drawing of a typical iLED lighting system.
Single iLED Lamp Controller
A single iLED lamp controller (LC) can be used to operate any of the following LED systems up to a maximum of 30 watts capacity.
A single iLED will power an LED cluster with soft on/off illumination and one button dimming.

Consider the load calculation for similar light output between a conventional Halogen light vs iLED

Network iLED Controller
A Network Controller, controls all lights. Wall switchers/dimmers can control local lights or all lights, this allows multi-way switching. i.e. a switching/dimmer button at either end of the room will control all the lights in the room, additionally, individual switching/dimming is available for local control of display lights….etc.

We are not limited to the number of iLED Network Controls i.e. for larger systems an iLEDSIXTEEN Network Control will control 16 single LED controller, so on and so on...up to many 100's if required.
Managed iLED Controllers
Slave Network Controllers are connected to a TBC controller for a fully managed system. This provides control from one of TBControls “ONE, TWO or THREE way” switch plates, allowing scene setting and fully energy saving controls. All configurations have soft on/off and one button dimming.
WHY NOT MAKE IT PART OF A COMPLETE INTELLIGENT PROPERTY BUILDING MANAGEMENT OR HOME CONTROL SYSTEM.
  • With iLEDs LON (Local Operating Network) we can configure control to a large network of lamps and individual controls. i.e. A large property can install an iLED master and control up to 8 iLEDEIGHT controllers.
  • The iLED unit will fit on our comprehensive range of switch plates, and can be positioned on furniture or walls as required.
  • Light electrically isolated and has extra low voltage, 24 or 48 volt options.
  • Each iLED unit takes its power and signal from the LON loop.

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