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RE: Landing lights, no not that sort
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Landing lights, no not that sort
- From: "Ian B" <Ian@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2001 13:40:25 +0100
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> It would be really neat to have low level light at night to avoid
> being blinded during midnight forays to the bathroom. This mode could
> be linked to a 'night mode' on the control system.
I do this with my kitchen lights as there is 400 watts in there and if I am
around in the early hours I am usually looking for a headache tablet. Mine
is run through HV and it uses simple time to decide if 20% or 100% is
needed. There is also a light sensor so they don't come when unnecessary
i.e. sunny day. Lack of movement and the lights going off shouldn't be a
problem in a hall so no probs there. Don't forget you will need an LD10/11
for the dim to x% rather than the blind me first and then dim down of the
cheaper light modules.
Manual override is always good.
Ian
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