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Index
Low-Voltage Lighting Solutions
Introduction to Lighting Control Systems
Lighting Control Product List
Panels, Relays and Scanners
SCLP-X
SCLP-CCLS-4016-X
SCLP-BACNET
SCLP-Modbus
SCLS-4016
Emergency Panels
SCR-6161 Panasonic Relays
Wireless relays Winet
SCCU Building Control
SCLS-4016 Specifications
Typical Drawings
Dimming Solutions
Dimming (0-10 Vdc)
DALI Addressable Dimming System
DMX Architectural & Theatral
Sensors & Switches
Switches
Motion Sensors
Lux sensing
Daylight Harvesting Sensors
Energy Management Solutions
Introduction to Energy Management Systems
LS-100
LS-2010
Other Products
Network Thermostats
Fireplace Place Timer
SCR / SSR
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Low-Voltage
Lighting Solutions
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Low-Voltage Lighting Solutions
An Introduction to Low-Voltage
Lighting Control Systems
Every building is unique. That’s why Stanpro Controls has developed a flexible lighting control
system that adapts to any existing network with ease. Reliable, stylish and practical, Stanpro
Controls low voltage lighting control systems feature highly advanced functionalities that are also
very easy to use.
Lighting control systems have three main objectives :
ffProvide sufficient lighting to ensure optimal comfort for occupants
ffProvide light at the right place by creating zones
ffProvide light at the right time by creating schedules
Stanpro Controls lighting systems automate each of these functions by scheduling energy
consumption for specific zones within a building.
By incorporating photo-electric cells and motion-detector devices, our lighting control systems can
adjust interior lighting depending on exterior lighting levels, or even to the number of people in a
room at any given time. Building owners and operators can choose to control consumption by floor,
department, individual rooms and even specific lamps or other illuminating devices. You therefore
enjoy a reliable control system that truly responds to building-specific needs.
Stanpro Controls’ lighting control systems provide customers with :
Savings
You'll save time and effort. Our systems simplify business operations and the maintenance of
lighting systems.
You'll save money. Your expenses will be reduced by up to 50%. Our products help you reduce your
energy consumption and hours of operation for your lighting system. !e electrical demands of your
building are lower. You can also benefit from lower off-peak rates.
Comfort
With Stanpro Controls lighting control systems, the light levels within your building are determined
according to your preferences. Your clients, employees, tenants or residents will always appreciate a comfortable amount of light.
Security
Stanpro Controls lighting control systems allow you to anticipate the replacement date of
illumination devices according to the manufacturer’s specifications and take corrective measures
before they actually burn out
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Low-Voltage Lighting Solutions
An Introduction to Low-Voltage
Lighting Control Systems
Productivity
Your employees will benefit from a working environment that is better suited to their needs.
Adequate lighting levels have been proven to induce higher levels of job satisfaction and
productivity.
Flexibility
The configuration of lighting areas can be determined based on your priorities, as are schedules and
any other adjustments you may require.
Integration of lighting control and energy management systems
A lighting control system can be integrated with Stanpro Controls load shedding and energy
management systems. Stanpro Controls’ LS-2010 load shedding system controls peak-period
demand and guarantees adherence to your energy consumption limitations. This allows you
to anticipate and control your energy consumption and also benefit from more advantageous
off-peak rates.
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Low-Voltage Lighting Control System
Product List
Relay Panels
ffSCLP: Lighting relay panels for low-voltage control applications
ffSCLP-CCLS4016: Stand-alone programmable lighting relay panels
ffSCLP-BACNET: Lighting relay panels with BACnet networking option
ffSCLP-LON: Lighting relay panels with LON networking option
Relay Scanners
ffSCLS-4016: Lighting scanner that can be programmed directly on the board or through a
network connection to control as many as 16 relays with 4 independent inputs
Relay
ffSCR-6161: HID relays used in low-voltage lighting panels
Dimming
ff0-10 Vdc
ffDALI
ffDMX Architectural & Theatral
Accessories (contact Stanpro Controls for complete technical specifications)
ffLow-voltage switches
ffNetwork switches
ffOccupancy sensor
ffDaylight Sensor
ffPhoto-cell (Digital or Analog)
ffScheduler
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
Relay Panels
SCLP-X
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Systems
SCLP-4
SCLP-8
SCLP-16
SCLP-12
SCLP-24
SCLP-32
SCLP-48
SCLP-64
Description
Relay panels for low-voltage lighting control systems are all factory pre-wired and offer the
following features:
ffSize 4, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32, 48, or 64 Stanpro Controls relays
ffModel SCR-6161 and/or SCR-6166
ffNema-1 panel c/w door lock, voltage barrier and fused control transformer
ffCSA US or UL certified
ffPower supply 120V / 277 or 120/347
ffPre-wired and factory-assembled, including pre-set up as required
ffRelay Scanner: SCLS-4016
ffTime clock: Astronomical (CH.) or SCCU assisted
Dimensions
Capacity
4&8
12 & 16
24 & 32
48 & 64
Dimensions
16 x 20 x 4,62’’
24" X 20" X 4,62"
36" X 24" X 4,62"
60" X 24" X 4,62"
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Relay Panels
SCLP-LS4016-x
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Systems
SCLP-LS4016-24
SCLP-LS4016-64
Description
Panel with SCLP series relays with scanner model SCLS-4016 for low-voltage control applications,
pre-assembled in factory and offering the following features :
ffStackable for up to 4 x SCLS-4016 offering up to 64 outputs and 16 programmable inputs
ffIntuitive configuration of the groupings and types of entries using push buttons on the SCLS-
4016 scanner (72 on request)
ffNo personal computer or special software needed
ffPossibility of configuring warning options for occupants and automatic deactivation with delayed
action
ffNema-1 panel including door lock, control transformer and voltage barrier
ffCSA US or UL certifications
ff120-1/347-1 supply (277-1 available on request)
ffPre-assembled and pre-programmed in factory as per specifications
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Relay Panels
SCLP-BACNET-X
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Systems
Description
Stanpro Controls relay panels series SCLP-LS4016 with BACnet networking option via interface SCBacnet for low-voltage lighting control applications offer the following features :
ffIntuitive configuration of the groupings and types of entries using push buttons on the
SCLS-4016 scanner
ffNo personal computer or special software required to set up the panels
ffEach panel to be controlled by a BACnet network (I.P. or MSTP)
ffNema-1 panel including door lock, control transformer and voltage barrier
ffCSA US or UL certifications
ff120-1/347-1 supply (277-1 available on request)
ffPre-assembled and pre-programmed in factory as per specifications
Unique Panel-to-Panel Communication Mode
Expansion of the SCLS-4016 programming mode to the relays of other lighting panels available in
the building. Allows the configuration of a complete lighting system as a giant virtual lighting panel
only with the use of buttons and LEDs.
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Relay Pannels
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Systems
SCLP-BACNET-X
Supported BACnet Objects
Object
Number
Device
Name
Min. Value
Max. Value
SCLP-1664
0
4194302
Default
Description
BI
0-15
INPUT 01-16
0 = OFF
1 = ON
0 = OFF
Current programmable input status
BI
16-79
RELAY FB 01-64
0 = OFF
1 = ON
0 = OFF
Real state relays
BO
0-63
RELAY CMD 01-64
0 = OFF
1 = ON
0 = OFF
Sending a command to a relay
BO
64-127
RELAY FLK 01-64
0 = OFF
1 = ON
0 = OFF
Sending a warning “flick” command to a
relay
BV
0-7
GROUP CMD 01-08
0 = OFF
1 = ON
0 = OFF
Sending a command to a group of several
relays
BV
8-15
GROUP FLK 01-08
0 = OFF
1 = ON
0 = OFF
Sending a warning “flick” command to a
group of relays
BV
16
CAN-GATEWAY
0 = Inactive
1 = Active
0
Activates AIML-4016 communication
between the panels
AV
0-7
GROUP FB 01-08
0.0 %
100.0 %
0.0 %
Return status for relay group. 0% = OFF,
ON = 100%, other = mixed
AV
8-11
SCLS ADDR 01-04
1
127
Auto
AIML-4016 controller CAN address
FILE
0
FILE 0
Group configurations
FILE
1
FILE 1
Version Information
FILE
2
FILE 2
Lighting event log
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Lighting Control System (Low Voltage)
Relay panels
BACnet Network Node
SCPL-x
Typical Network Connections
BACnet I.P.
SCLP-BACnet-32
SCLP-BACnet-32
SCLP-BACnet-32
SCLP-BACnet-32
SCLP-BACnet-32
BACnet mstp
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SCLP-BACnet-32
Panels, Relays and Scanners
Relay Panels
SCLS-4016
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Systems
Electronic Scanner
Description
The SCLS-4016 programmable relay scanner from Stanpro Controls allows users to control 16
mechanical or electronic relays. Four independent inputs can be assigned to control them all. Up to
3 relays can be connected to each input, for a maximum of 48 relays per scanner. All configurations
are performed directly on the scanner with push buttons.
ffControls up to 16 Panasonic SCR-6161 lighting relays (up to 3 relays per output)
ffCommunication port enables the interconnection of 4 SCLS-4016 relay scanners for a total
control of 64 relays (16 inputs available)
ff4 independant configurable inputs that can receive the following signals :
ffContact (N.C. = « On », N.O. = « Off »)
ffContact (N.C. = « Off», N.O. = « On »)
ffDC with status feedback
ffDC without status feedback
ffGroup programming (inputs/outputs association) performed directly on the scanner
ffAdjustable warning option to blink the lights briefly 5 minutes before scheduled to turn off
ffOption for automatic de-activation time ajustable
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
Relay Scanner
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Systems
SCLS-4016
Applications
1. Typically, the SCLS-4016 relay scanner is used to control the lighting of multiple zones
simultaneously. !e inputs can be programmed to operate one or several relays.
2. M
any control devices like programmable time clocks, photocells, motion detectors, dry-contact
switches or low-voltage switches with status feedback can be connected to inputs.
3. L e SCLS-4016 relay scanner is designed to be programmed on location. Push buttons with LEDs
directly on the board allow for easy programming.
4. F or large-scale applications, it can interconnect up to 4 SCLS-4016 scanners, giving control over
64 outputs from 16 configurable inputs.
5. Compatible with BACnet, MODBUS, DMX and LON communication protocols (when added to a
communication interface).
Technical Specifications
Supply
ff24 Vac
ffTypical consumption of 60 mA
ffMaximum consumption of 550m on a status change (one SCR-6161 relay per output)
Outputs
ff16 X 24 Vac rectified positive or negative
ffUp to 3 relays per output
Inputs
ff4 configurable inputs
ffChoice of input type (contact NO or NC, DC with or without status feedback)
Dimensions
ffUnit assembled in a DIN rail mountable frame
ff3 7/8" X 6 1/2" (96.5 mm X 165 mm)
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
Stanpro Controls SCLP Emergency Option
Description
Stanpro Controls emergency option integrated into SCLP panel ,
interfacing an emergency contact within a Low Voltage Relay Panel
(SCLP series)
Statut LED
ff(Green and Red) status light on front of the panel
ffTest button located on front of the panel
ffCSA C22.2 No 141 certifications
ffMeet UL 924
A minimum of 5 seconds between the emergency signal and relay activation.
The same 5 seconds apply when pressing the test button.
The command can be "On" or only "On / Off" as required.
The command can be sent to a relay group distributed in several panels, when all panels are BACnet
IP networked.
Materials included :
The following are part of the Emergency Option :
Emergency Option
ffGreen LED Status
Green Led = Normal
ffRed LED Status
Red Led = Emergency
ffTest Buttton
Button = Test
ffTimer
Emergency power
ffInput terminals
ffInstructions manual
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
Stanpro Controls SCLP Emergency Option
Connections
This picture shows a simplified view inside of the panel.
The dashed lines (---) are supplied and installed by the electrician.
Instructions Manual SCLP Emergency Option
LED :
Green indicate the panel is powered and the emergency contact is ABSENT
Red indicate the panel is powered and the emergency contact is PRESENT
Bouton :
Use to simulate an emergency contact witout cutting normal power (5
second delay is in action)
Connect the two (2) dry contact terminals of the generator.
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
Stanpro Controls SCLP Emergency Option
Operation
When the panel loses power, no changes occur on the relay. Local or network commands are no
longer possible.
When the panel recovers power, no changes occur on the relay. If the generator contact is close the
emergency signal wil be sent after the 5 seconds delay
When the panel is powered and the emergency contact is present an ON command will be sent the
relay programmed to switch ON in emergency mode.
The timer can be adjusted with the center potentiometer.
Factory defaut setting is 10s, 5/10, Functions « A ».
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
HID Relay
SCR-6161
SCR-6166
Description:
Panasonic SCR-6161 (1 pole) or SCR-6166 (2 poles) lighting relay allows control of the lighting
system or any other application within its specifications and can easily be controlled with a low
voltage supply (24 Vac).
ff24 Vac rectified momentary command
ff1 line voltage output
ff1 low voltage output
ffMechanical status indicator
ffON/O FF manual bypass control
Certifications:
ffCSA and UL
Applications:
1. On/Off control of any lighting equipment or other electrical load.
2. The line voltage output can be used for an array of lighting equipment. It can also be used for any
other application within its specifications.
3. The low voltage output can be used to provide status feedback or any other application within its
specifications.
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
HID Relay
SCR-6166
Technical Specifications
Input
ff18 Vac to 30 Vac, rectified positively or negatively
ffStatus change delay: 1 cycle typical, 3 cycles maximum

 Positive pulse: relay OFF

 Negative pulse: relay ON
Output
ffContact principal

 General use

 Inductive load

 Tungsten: 2400W, 120 Vac

 Fluorescent lamp

 H.I.D. lamp: 20A, 120-277,347-1

 SCR-6166 2 poles, 20A 120, 277, 347-1
Consumption
ffOn a status change: 350mA
Test Conditions
ffSwitching cycle: 20/min
ffOver 60,000 on/off operations
Operating Temperature Spectrum
ff-30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F)
Certification
ffCSA and UL
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
SCCU
Smart Energy Solutions Application
SCCU
SCCU is an innovative web-based lighting and energy management application developed by
Stanpro Controls. !e application runs on an industrial “Embedded” PC with flash memory and a
licence-free Linux Operating System.
SCCU acts as a master control unit that is located inside a control panel, but functions on a Web 2.0
application that can be accessed via Windows Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome from any
computer, PDA or smart phone, giving building owners and operators the ability to control lighting
and energy use from virtually anywhere in the world.
SCCU features:
ffAutomatic updates and time management once connected to the Internet
ffVirtual astronomic-schedule clock
ffUnlimited holiday and special-events programmability
ff100% IP connection possible through Bacnet Rs-485 accessory connections, as necessary
ffSwitching capacity
ff0-10 Vdc dimming function
ffDALI & DMX
ffLoad-shedding integration
ffMonitoring capacity
ffGraphic visualization
ffEnergy curves
ffRemote accessibly
ffAnd more…
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Typical specification
documents
Basic specifications
Standalone Relays Panel
ffWith Astro time clock ( 2 or 4 chanels)
ffWith outdoor photo cel (analogic or digital)
ffLocal low voltage wall switches
ffMotion sensors
Network Panels
ffNetwork Type
ffBACnet
ffModbus
ffDmx
ffLonwork’s
ffDALI
ff0-10 Vdc
ffControlled by
BAS
ffControlled by SCCU
ffOr both
Monitoring
ffWith
ffWithout
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Panels, Relays and Scanners
Typical Drawings
On each project Stanpro Controls prepares technical documentation representing the equipment
sold on the project :
Cover page indicating :
ffProject name
ffOur reference number
(Stanpro serial mumber)
Project
Ref.
Date
Renous
Agent: DTS Marketing
21491
21/03/2013
902-454-0283
Index
ffCreation date
ffIndex (Showing title and page number )
Page
Approval
bill of material
2
Information
typical riser diagram
3
relay panels
4
typical panels
5 to 7
Schedule panels
WR-6161 HID relay
CCLS-4016 Electronic interface
CC-BACnet network module
ffDrawings status :
CC-MCU
CCLK-1004 brightness controler and analog photocell
Toggle switch and vandal proof switch
(Proposal, approval, information)
ffPanel schedule
Start-up check list
Warranty
Solutions
énergétiques
éclairées
Smart
Energy
Solutions
ffList of datasheets
ffCommissioning Questionaire
ffWarranty
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Proposal
Content
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Québec (Québec)
G1N 4L6 Canada
cristalcontrols.com
T. 418 681-9590
T. 1 800 681-9590
F. 418 681-7393
Dimming
Solutions
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Dimming solutions
DIMMING
Low-Voltage Dimming Control Systems
0-10 Vdc DALI and Enocean combined
Dimming linear fluorescent lamps offers a number of significant benefits for building owners and
operators:
ffFlexibility, enabling the lighting system to adapt to multiple activities and changing space needs.
ffCost savings, derived from direct energy savings as well as load reduction during peak demand
periods, which can be accelerated by using dimming ballasts in a system that can also include
occupancy sensors, daylight sensors and time clocks.
ffHigher worker comfort, satisfaction and performance, achieved by allowing occupants to choose
light levels based on their particular needs and preferences.
ffIncreased lamp life for applications where lamps can be dimmed instead of frequently switched.
Stanpro Controls offers an advanced lighting control and dimming solution that is as sophisticated as
it is simple to operate::
ff0-10 Vdc Inputs for 0-10 Vdc potentiometer or 0-10 Vdc Lux sensor
ff0-10 Vdc output (zone) can control up to 40 (0-10vdc Ballast)
ffPanel capacity of 8, 16, 24, 32 and 48 outputs
Schéma type CCPD 0-10 Vdc
ffFactory assembled panel
under CSA and Ul standards
ffNetwork capabilities
ffDistributed or panels assembly
L
Vers prochain luminaire
Panneau
CCLD
N
Luminaire
Câble contrôle 0-10 Vdc
No 18 ga
Section Contrôle
Gradateur
Détection Lux
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Réseau MSTP BACnet
vers prochain panneau
Fil Belden 3106A
Dimming solutions
Dimming
Low-Voltage Dimming Control Systems
Photocells
Photocells model upon applications:
ffIndoor space
ffAtrium
ffOutdoor
Indoor ceiling Lux sensor (available for outdoor application)
Features:
Can be set from 3 to 6000fc using SCLK controller Control
LUX S-DAN
DHAP
DHSP
Atrium
Skylight
DHAP
Atrium
2 fc.
1 000 fc.
DHSP
Skylight
10 fc.
5 000 fc.
Can using SCLK controller
Features:
Can be set from 3 to 6000fc using SCLK controller
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Dimming solutions
DALI
Digital Addressable Lighting Interface
Stanpro Controls offers completely integrated lighting control solutions with its proprietary Stanpro
multi-purpose energy management software and the latest in DALI dimming control and individual
fixture addressability technology.
Digitally addressable lighting has been gradually emerging as an effective means of controlling
lighting environments, be they commercial, industrial or residential.
Individual control of light sources allows users to adjust the amount of light delivered to each device
at their discretion, depending on changing lighting conditions and needs throughout the day. Correct
light management translates into significant reductions in global energy consumption and costs,
especially in commercial spaces where even a marginal decrease in lighting intensity can yield
considerable savings and a rapid ROI over the long run.
A complete lighting control system includes addressable dimming ballasts, sensors and
switches and a digital control unit for converting information from an Ethernet connection to the
communication protocol required by the micro-controller in each ballast.
Applications for the Stanpro-DALI combination include building management and studio lighting
systems, where single or specific groups of lamps can be controlled, conserving energy while
creating the desired lighting effects.
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Dimming solutions
DALI
Digital Addressable Lighting Interface
Sector-Specific Benefits:
Lighting Designers
ffCan express their full creativity without the constraints imposed by existing electrical systems
ffRequires minimal functional specifications
ffDesigned with the user in mind, not the system
Electrical Engineers
ffGo about their work without the constraints imposed by pre-defined zoning or lighting design
ffAllows for the design of scalable systems
ffAddresses engineering needs through software, not hardware
ffASHRAE and LEED compatible
Building Managers
ffHave more flexibility in their use of space
ffCan easily regulate their facility’s energy consumption, thus lowering maintenance costs
ffReduces energy costs by 30 to 60% through daylight harvesting
Building occupants
ffCan customize their lighting based on their individual taste and needs
ffEnjoy more confortable lighting
ffCan control lighting from a work station or mobile device
ffCan make changes to lighting set-up with ease
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Sensors & Switches
Switches
Several models and configuration available (examples)
Low voltage
ffSTWR- 8501
ffKey model STWK-8201
ffVandal proof SC-VPS
ffST1256 (Toggle)
ffBACnet
ffDALI
Toggle
Vandal Proof
Dimmers
ff0-10 Vdc Wall type
ffDALI single or with pre set scenes model are ( On-Off, Dim up Dim down with Off, 4 scenes, 4
scenes + Off, 4 scenes + Dim up Dim down + Off, 7 scenes + Off)
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Sensors & Switches
Motion sensors
Technology
ffUltrasonic
ffInfra red
ffDual technology
ffLux sensing
DALI network ready
Application
Office
Small
Large
Open Office
Storage/
Warehouse
Small
Large
Rest Room
Small
Large
Conference
Room
Small
Large
Classroom
Small
Large
Hall
Sensor Technology
Adaptive
Dual
Ultrasonic
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Wall Switch
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Ceiling
Wall
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Sensors & Switches
Sensors
DUAL TECHNOLOGY
Dual technology occupancy sensors combine both passive infrared (PIR) and
ultrasonic (US) technologies for maximum reliability. Because US and PIR
need to both detect occupancy to turn lighting on, dual technology sensors
minimize the risk of lights coming on when the space is unoccupied—false
triggering. Continued detection by only one technology then keeps lighting on
as necessary. Dual technology sensors offer the best performance for most applications.
ULTRASONIC (US)
Ultrasonic (US) technology senses occupancy by bouncing sound waves (32
kHz – 45 kHz) off of objects and detecting a frequency shift between the
emitted and reflected sound waves. Movement by a person or object within a
space causes a shift in frequency, which the sensor interprets as occupancy.
While US occupancy sensors have a limited range, they are excellent at
detecting even minor motion such as typing and filing, and they do not require an unobstructed lineof-sight. This makes US technology sensors ideal for an application like an office with cubicles or a
restroom with stalls.
PASSIVE INFRARED (PIR)
Passive infrared (PIR) technology senses occupancy by detecting the
movement of heat emitted from the human body against the background
space. Unlike US technology, PIR sensors require an unobstructed line-ofsight for detection. These sensors use a segmented lens, which divides the
coverage area into zones. Movement between zones is then interpreted as
occupancy. PIR sensors are ideal for detecting major motion (e.g. walking),
and they work best in small, enclosed spaces with high levels of occupant movement.
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Energy Management Solutions
Energy Management Solutions
An Introduction to Energy Management Systems
How Does Stanpro Controls' Energy Management System Work?
Energy-related costs can have a potentially disastrous impact on corporate profits. But it doesn’t
have to be that way, especially when today’s energy control technology is so affordable and
accessible.
And although peak demand periods are in large part responsible for high
electricity bills, companies can now control—and even dispense with—
many electrical applications, maintaining identical levels of comfort while
reducing outlay thanks to new energy management systems like the LS2010 from Stanpro Controls.
An effective energy management system allows users to apply the three
fundamentals underlying all aspects of energy conservation: regulation,
peak-period programming, and load shedding. Once those have been controlled, considerable
savings can be realized without reducing productivity.
Significantly Reduce Energy-Related Expenses During Peak Periods Thanks to Stanpro
Controls' Breakthrough LS-2010 Energy Management System
The simplest application of the LS-2010 system would be to network precision thermostats in such
a way as to direct electrical heating to those areas where it’s most needed at any given time within a
single building.
But the LS-2010 system is even more highly versatile. Firstly, the user determines which electrical
applications are of primary importance. In a supermarket, for example, this would be the energy
required for freezers and refrigerators to function optimally. For a manufacturer, it would be the
power supply to the production line. The LS-2010 ensures that such essential applications are given
priority and that they receive sufficient power. In the event of a peak in demand, the system would
automatically, even if momentarily, reduce the supply of less important applications, such as waterheaters. This is what is referred to as load shedding.
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Energy Management Solutions
Energy Management Solutions
But many other variables can be included within a controlled system, as well. We can, for instance,
adjust the temperature inside the building to take into account the outside temperature. More
precisely still, it’s even possible to automatically decrease room temperature when the number
of occupants declines during any given time period, such as an apartment kitchen overnight or
unoccupied hotel rooms during the day. Stanpro Controls’ LS-2010 energy management system
allows building operators to attribute various types of consumption schedules for each zone,
thereby achieving even greater savings.
Stanpro Controls Energy Management Systems Offer:
Savings and Comfort
Stanpro Controls systems allow you to save 25% to 35% on your electricity bills, without sacrificing
comfort. Moreover, load shedding reduces the use of electrical appliances, thus increasing their
lifespan AND reducing energy costs.
Peak Control and Load Shedding
Stanpro Controls’ LS-2010 energy management system controls demand during peak periods and
helps you remain within budget. It allows you to achieve significant savings and benefit further from
off-peak rates.
Multiple Control Possibilities
The LS-2010 allows you to control all heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and lighting appliances, as
well as industrial heating requirements.
Stanpro Controls "On-Watch" Option: An Ideal System for Safety in Retirement Homes
We know how safety is fundamental to retirement homes. That’s why we developed the On-Watch
option, specifically designed for such facilities. On-Watch allows people in distress to send an alarm
signal when necessary. Because it uses the same network as the thermostat system, On-Watch
combines safety with savings, due to its seamless integration with our energy control system.
Integration of Energy Management and Lighting Control Systems
A lighting control system can easily be integrated with Stanpro Controls’ LS-2010 energy
management system. Their compatibility makes both the ideal choice for controlling all of your
building’s electrical applications.
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Energy Management Solutions
Low Cost Peak
Control System
LS-100
Description
The LS-100 is a simple peak control manager. It can be programmed using the master card buttons
or using a PC. Once fully programmed, the LS-100 controls outputs in order to respect the desired
set point.
ff8 outputs (Dry Contact)
ffRS/232 Modbus communication
ffIntegrated time-clock
ff(AUTO/ON/OFF) bypass switch
ffLoad cycling (4 modes)
ff12 set points (1 per month)
ffSet-point adjustment according to outdoor temperature
ffExpandable to 16 outputs
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Low Cost Peak Control System
LS-100
Applications
ffThe LS-100 has been designed to monitor and control the maximum consumption of any
building. It will shed all necessary loads in order to conform to the desired consumption level.
ffTo offer maximum control over the shedding, the LS-100 offers 3 output selections: priority,
cyclic or unused.
ffThe LS-100 also offers a shedding pattern that takes into consideration the outdoor
temperature. For example, if it becomes colder than a pre-selected outdoor temperature, the
LS-100 will increase the permissible consumption level to accept a new heating load into the
pre-established energy management strategy.
ffThe LS-100 has an integrated calendar that can use 12 different consumption set points (1 per
month)
ffThe basic LS-100 has 8 outputs, but can be expanded to 16 outputs by adding an 8-output
control card.
Technical Specifications
Power supply
ffDedicated 120-1-60 circuit
Inputs
ffOutdoor sensor
ffModel Stanpro Controls OS-100 (10K@25C)
ffWorking range: -44 °C to 35° C, 1°C resolution
ffOne 0-5 Vdc current transformer for each phase
Outputs
ff8 or 16 x interface relays 5 amp 120-1
Communication
ffRS-232 modbus RTU for setup
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Peak and Energy
Control Manager
LS-2010
Description
The LS-2010 is Stanpro Controls' most advanced peak and energy control manager. The LS-2010 is
programmed with a Web application using Explorer, Safari or any recognized Web access. Once fully
programmed the LS-2010 controls the outputs in order to respect the desired consumption set
point, local temperature and schedules
ffUp to thousands outputs (Dry contact, Pulse, Thermostats or I/O Boards)
ffInternet/Ethernet communication
ffIntegrated time scheduler
ffLoad cycling
ff12 set points (1 per month)
ffEmergency generator management
ffMultiple data collection
ffReports & curves creation in different formats
ffReal time accessibility
ffSet point adjustment bas on outdoor temperature
ffUnlimited outputs
ffWireless ready with Winet relays
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Peak and Energy Control Manager
LS-2010
Applications
ffThe LS-2010 has been designed to monitor and control a building’s maximum consumption.
ffThe LS-2010 will shed the necessary loads in order to respect the desired consumption.
ffIn order to offer maximum control over shedding, the LS-2010 offers output selections (refer to
technical documentation).
ffThe LS-2010 also offers a shedding pattern that takes into consideration the outdoor
temperature. For example, when it is colder than a pre-selected outdoor temperature, the LS2010 will increase the allowable consumption level in order to accept new heating load into the
energy management strategy.
ffThe LS-2010 has an integrated calendar in order to use 12 differents consumption set points (1
per month).
ffThe basic LS-2010 has 8 outputs but can also be expanded by increments of 8 or assisted with
the SCTHV intelligent Thermostats.
Technical specifications
Power supply
ffDedicated 120-1-60 circuit
Inputs
ffStanpro Outdoor sensor OS-100
ffWorking range:-44 C to 35 C with 1 C resolution
ffOne 0-5 Vdc cirrent transformer for each phase
ffIntelligent Current and Voltage reader
Outputs
ffDepending on the application
Panel size
ffNEMA-1 : 36”x24”x4,62”
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Autres produits
Thermostat
SCTHV-407
option LS-2010
Description
Stanpro Controls’ SCTHV-407 is a thermostat that operates in stand-alone mode and comes
equipped with an RS-485 communication port that supports various protocols, such as BACnet
MSTP.
In stand-alone mode, the thermostat operates as a standard electronic thermostat (modulation
of a 24 VAC output according to ambient temperature). Different algorithms modified to address
specific needs can be programmed into the SCTHV-407, resulting in a thermostat that adapts to all
manner of temperature fluctuations.
Features
ff4 dry contact outputs
ff2 triac outputs (24 VAC)
ff1 analog output (0-10 VDC)
ff2 dry contact inputs
ff1 analog inputs (0-10 VDC)
ff1 remote sensor input (10K)
ff24 VAC low voltage supply
ffRS-485 network communication
ffBacklighting of LCD display
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Thermostat
SCTHV-407 option LS-2010
Models
Model number
Description
SCTHV-407
24Vac Thermostat, 4 inputs / 7 outputs, BACnet MSTP
SCTHV-303
24 Vac Thermostat 3 inputs (1 x Contact/ 1 x 0-10 Vdc/ 10K) 3 outputs (2 pulses/ 1 x contact) MSTP
SCTHV-102
24 Vac Thermostat 1 input (1 x Contact) 2 outputs (1 pulse/1 x contact) MSTP
Technical Specifications
Supply
ff18 – 24 VAC
ffConsumption: 45mA typical, 80mA max
Inputs
ff2 X dry contact type (1 shared common)
ff1 X analog type 0-10 VDC (30K impedance)
ff1 X temperature input for 10K remote sensor
ff(Dale curve #1, ATP curve Z, BAPI curve #2, Mamac curve #12, Greystone curve #2)
Outputs
ff4 X dry type contact type, 1A to 24 VAC
ff2 X triac type (500mA max., fuse-limited)
ff1 X analog type 0-10 VDC (5mA max., fuse-limited)
Environnement
ffOperating temperature: 0° C to 40° C (32º F to 104º F)
ff0% to 95% RH non-condensing
ffStoring temperature: -40°C to 85°C (-40º F to 185º F)
ffTemperature reading’s resolution: +/- 0.1° C (+/-0.2° F)
ffTemperature set-point’s adjustable range: 15° C to 30° C (59° F to 86° F)
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Thermostat
SCTHV-407
Dimensions
Typical Installation of BACnet Network (model SCTHV-407-BAC)
Note : T
ypical installation of a SCTHV-407-BAC thermostat’s network (maximum of 31 per
sub-network) connected to a master BACnet controller.
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Non communicating thermostats
Model number
Description
SCTHV-100-B
Blind Thermostat 1 pulse output
SCTHV-100-D
LCD display 1 x pulse output
SCTHDV-100 V,2
LCD display, 1 pulse or On-Off output, 1 x schedule input
SCTHDV-100 V-3,0
V-3,0 LCD display 1 x 0-10 vdc output
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Fireplace Timer
SCTMR
For every room with a gas fire place
ffCondos
ffHotel
ffResidence
ffSecondary residence
Replace existing On-Off wall switches and noisy mechanical timers with this new state-of-the
electronic art timer.
Stanpro Controls Electronic Timer benefits
ffWall battery-powered timer
ffTo be used with thermopile gas control fire place
ffNo more forgotten on switch
ffSave energy
ffBattery Level Monitoring
ffEasy to install
ffOnly two(2) wires to connect
ffUse as a timed switch
ffNo noise
ffDimensions: 35/8 x 45/8 x 11/8 (inches)
ffUse 3 x 1.5 volt AA batteries (included)
ffSimply push the button to activate your fireplace
Fits a standard one gang electrical box or directly on the wall
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Fireplace Timer
SCTMR
Fireplace Timer – Instructions
SCTMR V3.0 Operation
SCTMR Power Consumption :
Current on Idle
0.01 mA (monitored using a FLUKE 175 tester)
Current on Idle using
jumpers
0.01 mA (monitored using a FLUKE 175 tester)
Current with relay ON
and LED ON
3.70 mA
Current with relay ON
and LED OFF
0.97 mA
Battery Installation :
ff3 x 1.5V (AA) alkaline Energizer industrial batteries recommended
ffFollow installation steps indicated directly on the battery holder
Jumper Selection Chart :
Selection
Duration
Selection
Duration
None
30 seconds (test mode)
J1
2 hours
J3
20 minutes
J1 + J3
3 hours
J2
30 minutes
J1 + J2
4 hours
J2 + J3
1 hour
J1 + J2 + J3
Manual
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Fireplace Timer
SCTMR
Operation Modes: Manual or Timed
Manual
Once the button is pressed :
ffThe relay contact closes and the GREEN LED will stay ON for 3 seconds.
ffTo shut off the SCTMR, press the button again. !e relay will open (goes to OFF position) and the
GREEN LED will blink 3 times.
Note : There is no time limit on manual mode.
Timed
Once the button is pressed :
ffThe SCTMR timer start counting base on the jumper selection (see chart on previous page), the
GREEN LED will illuminate for 3 seconds.
ffIf the button is pressed when the timer is in action, the relay will open (to OFF position) and the
GREEN LED will blink for 3 times. !is terminates the timing cycle.
ff10 minutes before the last count, the GREEN LED will start blinking steadily (one blink each
second) until the unit goes to OFF position. If the button is pressed again during this time period,
the unit overrides the remaining minutes and a new timing cycle will start -the relay will remain
closed (ON position)
When the timer has expired (see chart on previous page), the GREEN LED will go OFF. The relay will
then open (going to OFF Position).
Battery Level Monitoring
Within each of the above modes, the SCTMR constantly monitors batteries power level.
Battery conditions are displayed by the DUAL COLOR LED
GREEN - solid
Normal battery operating conditions – power level is fine
RED - solid
Low level (3.4v) – batteries will soon need to be replaced
RED - blinking
Low level (3.2v) – the device is automatically turned OFF
Battery conditions are displayed by the DUAL COLOR LED
Normal
Power level is fine, Led operate in GREEN
Low (<3.4V)
Batteries will soon need to be replaced, Led operate in RED
To Low (<3.2V)
The relay is automatically turned OFF, Led blinks for 5 times in
RED.
Upon replacement of the batteries, the device is ON and the relay OPEN until the button is pressed..
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Fireplace Timer
SCTMR
Battery Life Expectancy
ffApproximately 4.5 months, using alkaline Energizer industrial AA batteries (based on 4 x 1-hour
cycles per day, 7 days a week)
Connections:
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