Controls

The nLight networked lighting controls platform has added DMX control with the nLight Snapshot Controller (nPWDMX). The nLight Snapshot leverages the power of nLight with the artistry and reliability of Pathway Connectivity Solutions® for DMX control in a simple and unified solution. The device is the gateway linking the nLight controls platform and DMX512 products, enabling easy, two-way communication between DMX and nLight. The nLight Snapshot is a multi-protocol controller that provides bi-directional communication between a DMX512 lighting system and a wired nLight network. This device allows nLight Wired wall switches, sensors, and nLight ECLYPSE™ System Controllers to directly control theatrical DMX lights. It also enables any DMX theatrical console to trigger scenes and broadcast levels to nLight channels.

Installed in the corner of a room along the entrance wall, the inconspicuous WV Series wide view sensor provides line of sight passive infrared (PIR) detection of small movements up to 40 feet away. It also combines overlapping Microphonics™ detection around obstructions, maintaining total coverage of the room no matter how cluttered the space becomes!

The WV Series sensor is also used in corridors due to its ability to view up to 70 feet for walking motions or large open storage areas where obstructions may block the PIR's ability to view. For large lecture halls, multiple WV sensors may be wired together or along with any other low voltage sensors.

The Enduralight is specifically designed for smaller (500 to 2100) watts emergency lighting applications, and where space is limited. By incorporating the use of new solid state electronics, this compact,
economical unit can replace much larger, more expensive inverters Superior to other designs on the market, the Enduralight is self contained with both inverter electronics and batteries in a single
cabinet, and has the smallest footprint in the industry. The versatile Enduralight is the ideal power choice to provide the required 90 minute emergency egress lighting for a wide variety of retail and commercial
applications.

The WVR Series sensors are a cost effective answer to retrofitting classrooms with inaccessible ceilings. Additionally, these self contained line voltage sensors do not require neutral, meaning the sensor can wire directly off local switches! Typical retrofits utilize wiremold coming out of a local switch up to the sensor's mounting location. In new construction, an electrical junction box can be located in the wall with the sensor wired to interrupt the feeds to the switches. The WVR Series sensors use Passive Infrared (PIR) detection technology. For rooms with obstructions the WVR PDT 16 Series is recommended. For two pole applications, the see the WVR 16 2P and WVR PDT 16 2P Series.