OLC ZhagaNovaLight
This product is available as a single model with a translucent smoky gray cover.
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Novalight OLC Zhaga Smoked Grey | NL-OLCZ-SG-010 |
The Zhaga approach is to entrust the control of luminaires to devices plugged in using standardized connectors. Zhaga provides a solution to historical shortcomings of the NEMA connector, such as size, complexity, tightness, and cost. This approach pools components and functions between the luminaire driver and the controller.
The mounting of the NovaLight OLC Zhaga controller is implicit. You can install it on a luminaire equipped with a Zhaga socket and ZD4i compliant. Suppose two sockets are available on the head of a luminaire. In that case, we recommend installing the controller on the top while installing a detector on the bottom.
The NovaLight OLC Zhaga controller is compatible with D4i and Philips SR drivers. The driver must provide the 24VDC power supply. The controller is not compatible with the Osram Dexal standard.
You must register the NovaLight OLC Zhaga in the remote management software to be operational. To do this, we recommend that you use the NovaLight mobile application with whom you can select/create a light point, scan the product barcode required for its registration, and enter the product details. Once you have referenced the controller in the software on its corresponding light point, as soon as you power on the lighting infrastructure and the NovaLight Gateway router, the controller can connect to the remote management software to receive its configuration.
The ideal approach is to verify proper operation through the remote management platform, either through the web interface or mobile application. If you switch on the luminaire and the lighting network, it is possible to make instant manual checks. Changing the light intensity and checking the energy data makes it possible to certify that the dims are working correctly. On-site and during the day, the controller will generally switch on the luminaire. However, this depends on the setback schedule configured. For example, the program can activate the astronomical clock function, which will switch off the lights during the day.
The controller can perform diagnostics for up to 12 different streetlights on the DALI bus. The controller will only transmit general commands that will impact all the lights uniformly in terms of intensity control.
Yes, connecting a Zhaga D4i sensor to the NovaLight OLC Zhaga controller is possible. The sensor must be D4i certified.
Yes. You can integrate the NovaLight OLC Zhaga into a volumetric dimming strategy. This controller does not host integrated detectors for dynamic dimming based on motion detection. However, it can still react either to a D4i sensor connected to the streetlight or detections from other controllers.