Northline Transport Distribution Centre
Project Details:
Bottega Electrical engaged Lightlogix to design, supply, program, and commission a Philips Dynalite Lighting Control System, elevating the Northline Transport Distribution Facility’s warehouse and freight lighting to the next level. The system utilises advanced sensors to adjust the lighting according to the needs of the space, ensuring optimal visibility, energy efficiency, and cost savings. With this cutting-edge system in place, Northline Transport can streamline its operations and enjoy the ultimate in lighting control.
This autonomous system uses occupancy, light level, and scheduling controls to guarantee a safe environment for staff and vehicles. The switching of each area is precisely managed to maintain adequate lighting for safe entry and exit. PIR sensors track staff movement, while PE sensors use natural light to reduce energy usage—all without sacrificing safety. It’s a state-of-the-art lighting solution that prioritises efficiency and security.
The DyNet1 Lighting Control Network connects Load Controllers between the freight and warehouse areas through opto-isolated Distribution Board zones, creating a seamless and efficient system. The dual-circuit design of the lighting ensures standby lighting when areas are unoccupied and controlled lighting levels based on measured lux. This smart design optimises lighting usage while prolonging the life of the lights, creating a win-win situation for both safety and energy efficiency.
Client:
Bottega Electrical
Completion Date:
May 2017
Location:
Regency Park, South Australia
Category:
Carparks, Factories and Warehouses. Office and Education

PDEG
Ethernet Gateway
Flexible Ethernet integration
The Philips Dynalite PDEG provides a multipurpose Ethernet connection to a Philips lighting control system. It supports access to the lighting system via a dedicated Philips app as well as providing a web interface delivering access to the inbuilt timeclock and schedule editor functions. It provides bridging functionality between Ethernet backbone and the DyNet fieldbus devices.
- Large storage capacity - The device stores large project files internally, which apps use to automatically configure their settings. This saves configuration time and ensures accuracy for phone and tablet control.
- Built-in web server - Allows the user to edit and check system settings via the Network Hardware Checker and System Roll Call tools.
- No technical skills needed - Inbuilt timeclock and schedule manager allow the user to manage operation and task scheduling without advanced technical knowledge.
- Powerful custom task engine - Allows users or third-party systems to run macros, such as ‘After Hours’, ‘Shut Down’, ‘Welcome’ and more.
- Advanced interoperability - Supports management of Philips Dynalite and Philips PoE fittings on a single system.
PDEB
Ethernet Bridge
Feature focused cost-effective DyNet to Ethernet Bridge
The Philips Dynalite PDEB provides a cost-effective Ethernet connection to a Philips lighting control system. It provides bridging functionality between an Ethernet backbone and the DyNet fieldbus devices. The PDEB enables the implementation of a trunk and spur topology on large project sites, with the bridge providing a high-speed backbone coupled to many lower speed spurs.
- Cost-effective - The device provides an economical way to connect the RS-485 DyNet network to an Ethernet network.
- Internal controls - Programmable logic controller capable of comprehensive conditional and sequential logic and arithmetic function processing, packet filtering and DyNet to DyNet 2 translation.
- Flexible mounting solution - DIN-rail mountable, designed to be installed into a distribution board or other electrical enclosure.

DUS704C
Ceiling mountable 360 degree universal sensor
The DUS704 series combine motion detection (PIR), infra red remote control reception (IR) and ambient light level detection (PE) in the one device. In applications such as homes, lecture theatres and office towers, universal sensors can be utilised to detect motion and switch on the lights. When rooms are unoccupied, lights can be automatically dimmed or switched off to provide energy savings.
Infra Red remote control reception allows full control of lights, audio-visual equipment and blinds. The Dynalite DTK500 series hand held infra-red transmitters are compatible for use with the DUS704, and for the programming of 3rd party “universal” remote controls.
In situations where it is critical to maintain precise lighting control for individual workspaces, such as a flight control tower or office workstation, the DUS704 facilitates light compensation. The DUS704 can be placed in an automatic “Daylight Harvesting” mode for energy savings.
DUS704W
Wall mountable 90 degree universal sensor
The DUS704W is a wall mountable 90 degree universal sensor that combines motion detection (PIR), Infrared remote control reception (IR) and ambient light level detection (PE) into one device in applications such as offices, lecture theaters and homes.
• Motion detection feature — Detects the presence or absence of motion and adjusts lights accordingly.
• Ambient light level detection and daylight harvesting — In applications where it is critical to maintain precise light, the PE function reads ambient levels and adjusts artificial light accordingly.
• Infrared receive capability — Manually adjust light levels using a hand-held remote control, via the inbuilt IR receive sensor of the DUS704W.
• Multiple mounting options — The device is available in both 360 degree ceiling mount (DUS704C) or wide angle wall mount (DUS704W) versions.

DDRC1220FR-GL
Relay Controller
Robust control of switched loads
The Philips Dynalite DDRC1220FR-GL provides control of any type of switched load. All types of switched loads up to 20 A inductive are supported. The maximum load may be limited by 500 A inrush rating.
- Feed-through power circuit design - Electrically equivalent to a 12 pole contactor, with the added advantage of each pole being separately controllable via the DyNet network.
- Flexible mounting solution - A DIN-rail mountable device, designed to be installed into the distribution board supplying power to the controlled circuit.
- Inbuilt diagnostic functionality - Features circuit run time tracking on each channel and Device Online/Offline status indication.
- Multiple wiring schemes supported - Controls single phase and neutral or three phase and neutral (star) wiring configurations.
- Hardware override - Service override switch accessible from front panel.

DPMI940-D
Dry Contact Interface
Four-way DALI dry contact interface
The Philips Dynalite DPMI940-D is a four-channel input dry contact interface, designed to allow mechanical and electronic switches to interface directly with a Philips Dynalite DALI controller on the DALI bus.
- DALI device – Designed to operate seamlessly with the Philips Dynalite DDBC120-DALI or DDBC320-DALI controller.
- Powered directly by the DALI network – Eliminates the need for additional network field wiring.
- Fully programmable – Each individual input is fully software programmable over the DALI network, allowing for multiple functions to be performed such as select lighting scene, room join or toggle lighting on/off.
- Compact size – Inputs are presented on flyleads, making the device suitable for installation behind multi-gang switch grids.
- Simple dry contact interface – Can be used for low level integration to third party systems such as security and air conditioning so that the lighting can be coordinated together with other services found within a project.

PAxBPA
Antumbra Button
Contemporary two, four, or six-button panel with light-wash effect
The Philips AntumbraButton user interface features a sleek, contemporary design and incorporates the latest in field effect technology. Each easy-to-press mechanical button can be customized with text or icons and programmed to perform a wide variety of local and site-wide control functions. The PA2BPA, PA4BPA, and PA6BPA are suitable for but not limited to North American, South American, Australian and New Zealand markets.
- Field effect technology – The user interface detects an approaching user and ‘wakes up’, initiating a wall-wash lighting effect to encourage interaction.
- Supplied as two components – The Application Module contains buttons, rim, base and mounting plate, which can be mixed and matched to suit décor. The Communication Module (DACM) contains logical and network functions and can be pre-programmed off-site, allowing commissioning to commence prior to finalizing rim and button options.
- Hidden sensory inputs – An internal light sensor measures ambient light and adjusts lightwash effect accordingly. A built-in temperature sensor automatically adjusts air conditioning when integrated into the system.
- Multiple language and icon labeling – Button labeling language choices include English, Chinese and Arabic. A library of common icons transcends language barriers, which is particularly useful in hospitality applications.
- Décor-matching options – Buttons and rims are available in a range of attractive polycarbonate and metallic finishes.
- 64-channel DMX Tx support – Can be factory-set to DMX instead of DyNet, to communicate directly with DMX fixtures
40+ individual channels of Load Control
- Relay Switched Control Groups
10+ Sensors & User Interfaces
- Passive InfraRed Sensors
- Dynamic Occupancy Control
- PhotoElectric Sensors
- Daylight Harvesting
- Antumbra Button User Panels
- Astronomical Scheduling
3rd Party System Integrations
- 30m Truck Detection Sensor
- Security System low-level interfaces
Want To Know More
Contact Us today


