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Lighting control 220Volts
 
Lighting Control for the 220V, 50Hz Markets!



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With HAI's Omni-Bus Lighting Network you can experience all of the benefits of a sophisticated lighting control system. Lighting control can enhance the enjoyment and value of your home, add security for peace of mind, and contribute to savings on your energy bill. 


How HAI Omni-Bus Works
Power modules feed power to dimmer or non-dimming switches. Each switch wires to a DIN rail module. The power for the circuit also goes to these DIN rail modules, thus switches are not directly wired to lights but rather to the modules controlling the lights. As with third-party solutions, Omni-Bus lighting works by a low voltage wire from the hardwired switch to the dimmer DIN rail module, but with the distinctive advantage of being an HAI product.
Sophisticated lighting control
Integrating with an HAI Home Control System
Omni-Bus Products work as stand-alone or with an HAI Home Control System.
An HAI home control system has the ability to change your light settings by the time of day, a set schedule, by the triggering of events (including motion), via a telephone call, Touchscreen, Smartphone, or by a computer connected to the Internet.
The Home Lighting Control Alliance says that dimming your lights by 25% saves 20% of the energy used and extends bulb life by 10 times. Dimming your lights by 50% saves 40% in energy and extends bulb life by 20 times. HAI systems can automatically set lights to any percentage, saving you money every time a light is turned on.
Your HAI system can automatically turn off all of the lights in the house when you leave in order to lower your electric bill.