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<strong>Telea</strong><br />
Outdoor <strong>Lighting</strong> Controls<br />
Wide area management for ultimate efficiency
Thorn <strong>Telea</strong><br />
Total lighting management … anywhere
Many challenges –<br />
one integrated solution<br />
The management aspects of<br />
public lighting have hardly<br />
changed in over 100 years.<br />
Conventional control techniques<br />
can scarcely do more than<br />
transmit on/off signals within<br />
restricted areas, and monitoring<br />
is frequently non-existent. As a<br />
result, the reporting of failures is<br />
largely dependent on the<br />
goodwill of residents, while<br />
authorities are not benefiting<br />
from the cost savings and<br />
efficiency benefits that integrated<br />
lighting management can deliver.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> transforms this position.<br />
This system provides local<br />
authority managers with the<br />
ability to enjoy total control over<br />
outdoor lighting and enjoy the<br />
benefits of flexibility, security and<br />
simplicity. In addition, the<br />
technology can be integrated into<br />
existing networks as well as<br />
forming part of new projects.<br />
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Flexibility, security, simplicity<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> provides authorities with<br />
the assurance of a powerful,<br />
versatile lighting control system<br />
that addresses social, financial<br />
and management needs.<br />
Flexibility<br />
Using <strong>Telea</strong>, managers at a<br />
single control centre can use a<br />
simple graphical interface to<br />
monitor and control outdoor<br />
lighting down to an individual<br />
light point. Lanterns can be<br />
programmed and controlled<br />
either individually or as a group,<br />
and programs can be adapted to<br />
changing requirements. During a<br />
street festival, for example, street<br />
lighting and individual lamps can<br />
be controlled with one-minute<br />
precision; or during an<br />
emergency individual lanterns<br />
can be switched on exactly<br />
where they are needed.<br />
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Performance<br />
Design<br />
Comfort<br />
Efficiency<br />
Security<br />
Security is a matter of light. It<br />
helps to keep the roads safer,<br />
promotes crime reduction and<br />
enhances the community’s sense<br />
of security. <strong>Telea</strong> enables<br />
managers to maintain or improve<br />
light related security in towns<br />
and outdoor facilities by giving<br />
them total control and<br />
comprehensive monitoring. The<br />
system reports failures<br />
immediately so that action can<br />
be taken without delay. The result<br />
is better security in sensitive<br />
areas such as crossings, car<br />
parks and footpaths, as well as<br />
lower maintenance costs.<br />
Simplicity<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> technology can be<br />
integrated into existing facilities<br />
with no great outlay. It supports<br />
every generation of ballasts and<br />
its modular design means that<br />
small, island solutions are just as<br />
simple to implement as town-wide<br />
systems. As well as the benefits of<br />
flexibility and security, <strong>Telea</strong><br />
offers additional strategic<br />
benefits: system files are recorded<br />
for later use in any legal or<br />
insurance cases, and the initial<br />
investment is protected by Thorn’s<br />
standard three year guarantee on<br />
control devices. This period can<br />
be extended by negotiation.<br />
The benefits in terms of<br />
Performance, Efficiency and<br />
Comfort<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> helps authorities to address<br />
community concerns, by:<br />
• Reducing unnecessary nighttime<br />
lighting<br />
• Avoiding ‘false’ switch-ons<br />
caused by bad daytime<br />
weather<br />
• Timely replacement of<br />
defective components<br />
• Providing greater security<br />
through needs-specific lighting<br />
• Contributes to the reduction of<br />
traffic accidents and<br />
crime rates<br />
• Keeping light output constant<br />
as lamps age<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> saves money. Operating<br />
and maintenance efficiencies are<br />
achieved through its<br />
management information<br />
reporting, which supports:<br />
• Rational maintenance<br />
schedules<br />
• Lower spares inventories<br />
• Better maintenance planning<br />
and resource allocation<br />
• Reduced travel costs<br />
• Informed options for optimising<br />
the energy budget<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> helps authorities to satisfy<br />
demanding environmental<br />
targets, through:<br />
• Fewer maintenance journeys<br />
and reduced pollution<br />
• Targeted reduction in power<br />
consumption<br />
• Reduction in obtrusive light<br />
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A managed approach to traffic safety<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> offers a full spectrum of<br />
control and monitoring features<br />
which enable authorities to go<br />
beyond simple compliance with<br />
applicable standards by<br />
adapting light specifically to<br />
respond to different traffic<br />
situations. Thus, in a system<br />
which is designed to meet<br />
standards at 50 percent of<br />
maximum capacity, then reserves<br />
are available for hazardous<br />
locations such as junctions,<br />
traffic lights, motorway exits and<br />
tunnel entrances, which can be<br />
illuminated at double the<br />
standard brightness.<br />
In particularly dangerous<br />
situations such as rush hour<br />
traffic, diversions, bad weather<br />
or accidents, lighting can be<br />
increased immediately to<br />
improve safety.<br />
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Meeting the needs of residential areas<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> brings more convenience,<br />
security and energy savings to<br />
residential areas by controlling<br />
lighting in a way that’s<br />
sympathetic to the rhythm of daily<br />
life. In a typical example, lighting<br />
can be reduced by 50 percent<br />
after 10pm, or individual lanterns<br />
close to bedroom windows can<br />
be switched off to avoid<br />
obtrusive light. Similarly, lighting<br />
can be increased at times when<br />
residents return to their homes,<br />
while critical locations that<br />
require protection against<br />
vandalism or crime can be<br />
illuminated at constant full power.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> supports control down to<br />
single lantern level, so authorities<br />
can always respond to new<br />
demands.<br />
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A matter of public interest<br />
Inner cities are being used<br />
increasingly for events and<br />
celebrations. The quick response<br />
management capabilities of<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> enable managers to tailor<br />
lighting in market squares,<br />
pedestrian precincts, shopping<br />
streets and other meeting zones.<br />
Light output can be reduced<br />
instantly for Christmas markets,<br />
firework displays, open air<br />
concerts or other events, and<br />
returned to standard output the<br />
next minute.<br />
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Every location is different<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> enables users to create<br />
optimum lighting for any<br />
environment. In recreational<br />
areas improved safety is a key<br />
factor, whereas for car parks the<br />
attraction may be flexible lighting<br />
control and energy savings.<br />
Other large areas such as<br />
railway sidings or commercial<br />
vehicle rest areas all have their<br />
own individual requirements –<br />
and the inherent flexibility of<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> means that users can<br />
always be assured of the<br />
optimum balance of investment<br />
and benefit.<br />
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Outdoor <strong>Lighting</strong> Controls easily<br />
implemented anywhere:<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Advanced PL SMS: monitoring and<br />
controlling via Powerline and SMS<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Advanced PL SMS is the<br />
ideal entry point for <strong>Telea</strong><br />
technology. It supports lanternbased<br />
control and monitoring in<br />
main roads, residential streets,<br />
public areas, meeting zones, car<br />
parks, parks, railway stations<br />
and other similar facilities.<br />
It is a modular system which can<br />
be expanded as required.<br />
Individual lanterns are managed<br />
at the switch cabinet where the<br />
Combox is installed, either singly<br />
or in a group.<br />
Fault messages (which can<br />
be defined by the operator)<br />
can be sent via SMS to<br />
assigned personnel.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox PL SMS <strong>Telea</strong> LSC - Luminaire Switch Dim Controller <strong>Telea</strong> LPS - NEMA Light Sensor<br />
Laptop and GSM phone not supplied by Thorn<br />
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<strong>Telea</strong> Advanced RF SMS: monitoring and<br />
controlling via Radio Frequency and SMS<br />
Where control and monitoring<br />
signals cannot be transmitted<br />
using powerlines, <strong>Telea</strong><br />
Advanced RF SMS uses radio<br />
frequency. Like <strong>Telea</strong> Advanced<br />
PL SMS, this system supports<br />
lantern based control and<br />
monitoring and can be expanded<br />
and networked to adapt to<br />
growing requirements.<br />
Individual lanterns are managed<br />
at the switch cabinet, either<br />
singly or in a group. Fault<br />
messages (which can be defined<br />
by the operator) can be sent via<br />
SMS to assigned personnel.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LDRF - Luminaire Stepless Dim Controller <strong>Telea</strong> LSRF - Luminaire Switch Controller <strong>Telea</strong> Combox RF SMS<br />
Laptop and GSM phone not supplied by Thorn<br />
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Implemented from the start:<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Advanced PL & RF SMS: monitoring and<br />
controlling for smaller facilities<br />
Either powerline or radio frequency,<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> outdoor lighting control<br />
system is based on each<br />
luminaire controller, which passes<br />
control instructions and monitoring<br />
data from the individual light point<br />
to the Combox. Thanks to their<br />
integrated astronomical clock,<br />
each luminaire controller can<br />
even act autonomously in case of<br />
communication disruption. Up to<br />
255 light points can be controlled<br />
and monitored by a <strong>Telea</strong> Combox<br />
intelligent controller. This solution,<br />
which does not require any<br />
additional control lines, sends<br />
monitoring and control data via<br />
power supply cable or through<br />
the air whereas error messages<br />
are sent via modem directly to the<br />
mobile telephones of responsible<br />
personnel. Lamps are programmable<br />
at the switch cabinet by<br />
technicians using laptop PCs.<br />
Error messages such as:<br />
• Light source failure<br />
• Capacitor defective<br />
• Communication failure<br />
• Hardware failure<br />
• Sensor short circuit<br />
• Sensor interruption<br />
via SMS directly to mobile<br />
telephone<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox RF SMS<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox PL SMS<br />
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<strong>Telea</strong> LDRF<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LSRF<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LDC<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LDC<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LPS<br />
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Easy networking:<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management CME:<br />
a new layer in management performance<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management CME<br />
simplifies the control and<br />
monitoring performance of<br />
outdoor lighting by adding<br />
central management to a network<br />
of <strong>Telea</strong> Combox controllers.<br />
Using this technology, an<br />
operator at a desktop PC can<br />
control all the street lights in a<br />
town and access any error<br />
messages to trigger any<br />
required action. <strong>Telea</strong> Central<br />
Management CME provides<br />
data which facility managers<br />
can use to identify the service<br />
lives, burning hours and<br />
maintenance intervals of lamps.<br />
The clear graphical interface<br />
gives a constant overview of<br />
operating status.<br />
Network connection,<br />
e.g. TCP/IP<br />
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Powerline Data<br />
Communication<br />
Radio Frequency<br />
Data Communication<br />
Powerline Data<br />
Communication<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management<br />
CME program consisting of:<br />
• Lantern Controllers<br />
• Central Management Server<br />
and Software<br />
• Combox SMS<br />
Combox Controller<br />
Combox Transceiver (PL or RF)<br />
Combox Power Supply<br />
Combox Filter (PL only)<br />
Combox GSM Modem incl.<br />
connecting cable<br />
• Services<br />
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Easily integrated:<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management CMGIS:<br />
enhancing a GIS platform<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management<br />
CMGIS has been designed for<br />
authorities which already deploy<br />
geographical information systems<br />
(GIS). The system builds on the<br />
capabilities of GIS and Thorn’s<br />
Central Management CME to<br />
integrate the control and<br />
monitoring of lighting into GIS<br />
based control centres. Each<br />
installation is tailored to the<br />
existing GIS system.<br />
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Easily optimised:<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management CMGO:<br />
the ultimate efficiency with Graphical Overview<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management CMGO<br />
is the system of choice for the most<br />
effective centralised control and<br />
monitoring of outdoor lighting.<br />
Using <strong>Telea</strong>’s other CMG tools<br />
already described, it uses either<br />
text messages or graphical displays<br />
to convey data to engineers, while<br />
managers benefit from a full<br />
graphical overview of system<br />
and luminaire status. With this<br />
powerful, intelligent utility at the<br />
heart of an integrated wide area<br />
lighting system, authorities can<br />
be sure of providing a more<br />
proactive, efficient and responsive<br />
answer to all commercial and<br />
residential needs.<br />
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<strong>Telea</strong>:<br />
The technology of the future<br />
Ready to deploy today<br />
Luminaire controllers are the<br />
building blocks of the <strong>Telea</strong><br />
system and Thorn, as a leading<br />
provider of luminaires and<br />
control systems, is able to<br />
provide a perfect match<br />
for any lighting installation.<br />
In most cases, controllers are<br />
fitted in the luminaires to ensure<br />
the highest IP rating.<br />
This is a feature of the latest<br />
Thorn outdoor luminaires,<br />
such as Oracle.<br />
• If required, controllers can be<br />
fitted in the bottom of the pole<br />
using one of the optional mast<br />
installation boxes with built-in<br />
controller (powerline only).<br />
Special variants of other<br />
luminaires can also be<br />
supplied on request.<br />
• Forthcoming Thorn brochures<br />
and catalogues will indicate<br />
the luminaire ranges offering<br />
standard <strong>Telea</strong> support<br />
New installations<br />
• New poles and luminaires<br />
with integrated controllers<br />
• New outdoor luminaires,<br />
such as Oracle, fully<br />
compatible with <strong>Telea</strong><br />
Renovation<br />
• Renovated poles<br />
and luminaires with<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> compliance<br />
• <strong>Telea</strong> compliant luminaires<br />
designed to avoid<br />
over-lighting and to<br />
maximise energy savings<br />
Upgrade<br />
• Easy upgrades via mast<br />
installation boxes with built-in<br />
controllers, or retro-fitted<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> gear trays*<br />
*If the luminaire is a recent<br />
Thorn luminaire<br />
Case study: NumeLite<br />
Our ability to create tailored<br />
lighting integrating the most<br />
advanced management<br />
technology is demonstrated by<br />
the NumeLiTe case study, in the<br />
town of Albi, France.<br />
• Comfortable and stimulating<br />
lighting with practical, intuitive<br />
and user-focused controls<br />
• Safe and secure public<br />
outdoor lighting<br />
• Reduction of obtrusive light,<br />
glare, disturbance<br />
• Enhanced comfort<br />
• Reliable products using<br />
innovative materials, optics,<br />
lamps and circuits<br />
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<strong>Telea</strong>:<br />
enhanced lighting control<br />
Potential Energy Saving and Customer Benefits<br />
Energy consumption fluctuations<br />
due to mains supply voltage<br />
variation (+/-15%)<br />
170 Watt<br />
Power reduction circuit<br />
110 Watt<br />
155 Watt 155 Watt<br />
Power reduction circuit<br />
100 Watt<br />
Continuously dimmable<br />
Energy saving 35% 40% 65%<br />
60 Watt<br />
Economic benefits<br />
Customer benefits<br />
Energy saving<br />
Individual control of single light points<br />
Constant light output over life of the lantern<br />
Compensation for over-dimensioning of<br />
lighting facility<br />
Achievement of Kyoto Protocol targets<br />
Future-proof against environmental<br />
Standards<br />
Independent communication between<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> controller and ballast<br />
Conventional<br />
ballast,<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LSC<br />
150W HST<br />
Conventional<br />
ballast,<br />
Switch Dim<br />
o<br />
•<br />
o<br />
•<br />
Electronic<br />
ballast,<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LET<br />
150W HST<br />
Electronic<br />
ballast,<br />
Step Dim<br />
o<br />
•<br />
o<br />
o<br />
•<br />
Digital ballast,<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LDC<br />
150W HST*<br />
Digital ballast,<br />
Stepless Dim<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Energy savings and customer<br />
benefits in any outdoor<br />
lighting environment.<br />
Outdoor lighting facilities are<br />
seldom conceived from scratch.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> was therefore designed as<br />
an open system that could also<br />
be integrated without difficulty<br />
into existing facilities.<br />
Whatever the ballast technology<br />
already in use, <strong>Telea</strong> delivers<br />
enormous improvements in<br />
energy consumption, functionality<br />
and service performance.<br />
Individual control of single light points<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Functional benefits<br />
Future-proof against DALI standard<br />
Remote monitoring<br />
Low space requirement (design)<br />
Choice of different lamp technologies<br />
Complete digital solution<br />
•<br />
•<br />
o<br />
o<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Recording and alarm management<br />
o<br />
o<br />
•<br />
Dimmability<br />
o<br />
o<br />
•<br />
Avoidance of unsuccessful attempts to start<br />
lamps after failure<br />
o<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Facility service life benefits<br />
Service life at high ambient temperatures<br />
AT > 50°C<br />
Voltage stabilisation without accessories<br />
Longer lamp service life through lower<br />
Temperatures<br />
Lower maintenance costs through more<br />
stable and gentler operation<br />
Documentation of maintenance intervals<br />
and jobs<br />
•<br />
o<br />
o<br />
•<br />
•<br />
o<br />
o<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Longer lantern service life through lower<br />
temperatures<br />
o<br />
•<br />
*If HIT-CE then 40% energy saving since wattage down allowed to 100W only<br />
o<br />
with limitations<br />
•<br />
maximal solution<br />
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Intelligent system, intelligent<br />
deployment, intelligent support<br />
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
Analysis and consultation<br />
After initial analysis Thorn offers<br />
advice on the most efficient and<br />
effective <strong>Telea</strong> strategy, with<br />
alternative concepts. This service<br />
is available for both new<br />
facilities and existing systems.<br />
Project planning and<br />
design<br />
Once specifications have been<br />
finalised, Thorn designs the<br />
OLC lighting facility to respond.<br />
Particular emphasis is placed<br />
on technical and commercial<br />
optimisation.<br />
Project co-ordination<br />
Thorn’s project co-ordination<br />
service promotes a professional,<br />
competent implementation<br />
through all phases of the project.<br />
Commissioning<br />
The commissioning phase<br />
comprises system adjustment and<br />
programming to meet the<br />
customer’s requirements. It covers<br />
the control devices, Combox<br />
network, any SMS functions,<br />
wireless transmissions and<br />
monitoring software.<br />
Training<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> supports many control and<br />
monitoring functions. Its simple<br />
and convenient user interface<br />
means that training involves no<br />
more than learning some new<br />
features. Training can take place<br />
either in a Thorn Training Centre<br />
or on site at the installed facility.<br />
Optimisation and service<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> technology promotes<br />
centralised control over (and<br />
access to) every individual<br />
device, generating exciting<br />
possibilities for maintenance,<br />
repair and operational efficiency.<br />
Thorn technicians are available<br />
to support customers achieve<br />
maximum performance from their<br />
investment.<br />
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Light point product powerline<br />
at a glance guide<br />
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LSC<br />
115<br />
93<br />
65<br />
47<br />
TELEA-LSC Luminaire Switch Dim<br />
Controller Powerline 22153912*<br />
This controller sends data and receives instructions from the Combox<br />
via Powerline. Current status, including malfunctions such as failed<br />
light sources, is reported to the Combox where data can be visualised<br />
using a laptop PC or other browser-based device. The TELEA-LSC has<br />
two switching contacts which enable the light source to be switched on<br />
or off or set to reduced power. The built-in astronomical clock ensures<br />
that programmed switching points are executed autonomously even if<br />
communications are interrupted. In addition to absolute switching times<br />
(using the 24-hour clock) it is also possible to set relative switching<br />
times (before/after sunrise/sunset).<br />
82<br />
TELEA-LSCS Luminaire Switch Dim Controller<br />
Powerline with Sensor Input 22154072*<br />
This has the same features as the TELEA-LSC controller but with the<br />
added light sensor input.<br />
TELEA-LPS NEMA Light Sensor 22154173<br />
In order to make daylight-based control possible this light sensor can<br />
be connected to the NEMA socket at the lantern head.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LPS<br />
115<br />
93<br />
80<br />
65<br />
TELEA-LET Luminaire Step Dim<br />
Controller Powerline 22154329*<br />
This controller sends data and receives instructions from the Combox<br />
via Powerline. Current status, including malfunctions such as failed light<br />
sources, is reported to the Combox where data can be visualised using<br />
a laptop PC or other browser-based device. The TELEA-LET has two<br />
switching contacts which enable the stepping ballast (e.g. Tridonic PCS<br />
Step DIm)and light source to be switched on or off or set to reduced<br />
power. The built-in astronomical clock ensures that programmed switching<br />
points are executed autonomously even if communications are interrupted.<br />
In addition to absolute switching times (using the 24-hour clock) it is<br />
also possible to set relative switching times (before/after sunrise/sunset).<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LET<br />
47<br />
TELEA-LETS Luminaire Step Dim Controller<br />
Powerline with Sensor Input 22154330*<br />
This has the same features as the TELEA-LET controller but with the<br />
added light sensor input.<br />
125<br />
101<br />
47<br />
TELEA-LPSF Finger Light Sensor 22154174<br />
This light sensor has the same functionality as TELEA-LPS but can be<br />
pole or wall mounted.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LDC<br />
85<br />
28 28<br />
85<br />
36<br />
TELEA-LDC Luminaire Stepless Dim<br />
Controller Powerline 22154246*<br />
This controller sends data and receives instructions from the Combox<br />
via Powerline. Current status, including malfunctions such as failed light<br />
sources, is reported to the Combox where the details can be visualised<br />
using a laptop PC or other browser-based device. The TELEA-LDC has<br />
a DALI output through which DALI ballasts (and the light sources<br />
connected to them) can be switched on or off and continuously<br />
dimmed. The built-in astronomical clock ensures that programmed<br />
switching points are executed autonomously even if communications are<br />
interrupted. In addition to absolute switching times (using the 24-hour<br />
clock) it is also possible to set relative switching times (before/after<br />
sunrise/sunset). A DALI light sensor can also be connected to this<br />
device to enable lanterns to be switched on or off sensor-dependently.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LPSF/DPSF<br />
*Code as loose component or spare for integration into existing<br />
luminaires only<br />
TELEA-DPSF Finger Digital Light Sensor 22154373<br />
This digital light sensor measures available daylight and passes this<br />
value to the TELEA-LDC lantern controller via the DALI interface. The<br />
switching brightness value of the light sensor can be set within the<br />
range 1 to 2000 lux via the Combox using a laptop PC. The device is<br />
supplied with a default setting of 35 lux.<br />
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Switch cabinet products powerline<br />
at a glance guide<br />
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox CXS Powerline<br />
99<br />
142<br />
57<br />
TELEA-CXS PL Combox Powerline SMS 22154253<br />
This is a package solution for the control and monitoring of up to 255<br />
luminaire controllers (depending on wattage and fusing). It includes SMS<br />
functionality. Arrangement example on the left, Combox is made of loose<br />
components installed and wired in switch cabinet by an electrician:<br />
TELEA- CCTS<br />
TELEA-CTS PL<br />
TELEA- CFI<br />
TELEA-SUP24VDC/1,3A<br />
TELEA-GSM<br />
PC-RS 232<br />
PC-RJ 45<br />
TELEA-CCTS Combox Controller SMS 22154079<br />
This field controller is used in outdoor lighting facilities where the<br />
individual control and monitoring of every light point is required. A<br />
facility ‘image’ of the connected lantern controllers is created in its<br />
database. Switching times can be programmed (and the facility image<br />
can be visualised) using a laptop PC with internet browser. Luminaire<br />
controller error messages can be sent to any mobile telephone by<br />
connecting the GSM modem GSM900/1800.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> CCTS<br />
105<br />
90 35<br />
59<br />
TELEA-CTS PL Combox Transceiver Powerline 22154087<br />
The three-phase Combox transceiver TELEA-CTS PL forms the interface<br />
between the Combox controller and the installed luminaire controllers.<br />
The data (telegrams) from the Combox controller are received by the<br />
Combox transceiver and converted into a Powerline signal that is<br />
modulated onto the power cables. Commands are sent to the<br />
connected lantern controllers and messages are received, e.g.<br />
concerning failed light sources, defective capacitors, etc.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> CTS PL<br />
35<br />
59<br />
TELEA-CFI Combox Filter Powerline 22153924<br />
This filter set is used for the physical demarcation of a <strong>Telea</strong> Powerline<br />
facility. Its filter prevents the entry of outside signals that would<br />
interfere with <strong>Telea</strong> Powerline system communications.<br />
90 35<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> CFI<br />
TELEA-SUP24VDC/1.3A Combox Power Supply 22066187<br />
Designed for switch cabinet installation, this supplies <strong>Telea</strong> Combox<br />
devices with a constant 24 volt direct current.<br />
70<br />
59<br />
90 35<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> SUP24VDC<br />
22
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
98 25<br />
TELEA-GSM Dual Band GSM Modem 900/1800 22154078<br />
Error messages from the connected luminaire controllers are<br />
transmitted by the TELEA Combox controller to this modem which<br />
sends them in a short text message (SMS) to a mobile telephone.<br />
54<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> GSM<br />
PC-RS232 Interface Cable 03920218<br />
RS-232 interface cable (non crossed, max. 2m) for connecting<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox controller (TELEA-CCTS) and <strong>Telea</strong> Combox transceiver<br />
(TELEA-CTS).<br />
PC-RJ45 Network Cable 22154194<br />
Network cable RJ45 (twisted pair) for connecting a laptop PC to the<br />
Ethernet connector of the <strong>Telea</strong> Combox controller (TELEA-CCTS).<br />
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Light point products radio frequency<br />
at a glance guide<br />
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LSRF<br />
79<br />
65<br />
TELEA-LSRF Luminaire Switch Controller<br />
Radio Frequency 22161518<br />
This controller sends data and receives instructions from the Combox<br />
via Radio Frequency. Current status, including malfunctions such as<br />
failed light sources, is reported over the Powerline network to the<br />
Combox where it can be visualised using a laptop PC or other<br />
browser-based device. The TELEA-LSRF has two switching contacts<br />
which enable the light source to be switched on or off. The built-in<br />
astronomical clock ensures that programmed switching points are<br />
executed autonomously even if communications are interrupted. In<br />
addition to absolute switching times (using the 24-hour clock) it is also<br />
possible to set relative switching times (before/after sunrise/sunset).<br />
The integral light sensor allows daylight-based control.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> LDRF<br />
IDP cable<br />
125<br />
101<br />
47<br />
36<br />
16<br />
30<br />
15<br />
25<br />
40 19<br />
TELEA-LDRF Luminaire Stepless Dim Controller<br />
Radio Frequency 22154541*<br />
The 2-part luminaire dimming controller TELEA-LDRF sends data and<br />
receives instructions from the Combox via Radio Frequency. The current<br />
status, including malfunctions such as failed light sources, is reported<br />
over the radio frequency network to the Combox where the details can<br />
be visualised using an appropriate output device (e.g. laptop PC).<br />
The TELEA-LDRF has a DALI interface via which DALI ballasts and<br />
therefore the light sources connected to them can be switched On/Off<br />
and continuously dimmed. The astronomical clock integrated in the<br />
device ensures that programmed switching points are executed<br />
autonomously even if communications are interrupted. In addition to<br />
absolute switching times (e.g. 18:00 on, 22:00 reduced power, etc.),<br />
it is also possible to set relative switching times, i.e. to sunrise or<br />
sunset (for example, On 10 minutes before sunrise, Off ten minutes<br />
after sunset). The associated RF transmission module features a 30mm<br />
external antenna screwed in the luminaire canopy and is linked to the<br />
controller via IDP cable. A DALI light sensor can also be connected to<br />
the TELEA-LDRF lantern dimming controller, enabling the lanterns to be<br />
sensor-dependently switched on/off or to be set to a dimming level.<br />
28 28<br />
TELEA-DPSF Finger Digital Light Sensor 22154373<br />
This digital light sensor measures available daylight and passes this<br />
value to the TELEA-LDC lantern controller via the DALI interface. The<br />
switching brightness value of the light sensor can be set within the<br />
range 1 to 2000 lux via the Combox using a laptop PC. The device is<br />
supplied with a default setting of 35 lux.<br />
85<br />
85<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> DPSF<br />
*Code as loose component or spare for integration into existing<br />
luminaires only<br />
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Switch Cabinet products radio frequency<br />
at a glance guide<br />
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
TELEA-CXS RF Combox Radio Frequency SMS 22154540<br />
This is a package solution for the control and monitoring of up to 255<br />
luminaire controllers (depending on wattage and fusing). It includes<br />
SMS functionality. Arrangement example on the left, Combox is made of<br />
loose components installed and wired in switch cabinet by an electrician:<br />
TELEA- CCTS<br />
TELEA-CTS RF<br />
TELEA-SUP24VDC/1,3A<br />
TELEA-GSM<br />
PC-RS 232<br />
PC-RJ 45<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox CXS<br />
99<br />
142<br />
57<br />
TELEA-CCTS Combox Controller SMS 22154079<br />
This field controller is used in outdoor lighting facilities where the<br />
individual control and monitoring of every light point is required. A<br />
facility ‘image’ of the connected lantern controllers is created in its<br />
database. Switching times can be programmed (and the facility image<br />
can be visualised) using a laptop PC with internet browser. Luminaire<br />
controller error messages can be sent to any mobile telephone by<br />
connecting the GSM modem GSM900/1800.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> CCTS<br />
70<br />
90 35<br />
59<br />
TELEA-CTS RF Combox Transceiver Radio<br />
Frequency 22161519<br />
The Combox transceiver TELEA-CTS RF forms the interface between the<br />
Combox controller and the installed luminaire controllers.<br />
The data (telegrams) from the Combox controller are received by the<br />
Combox transceiver and converted into a Powerline signal that is<br />
modulated onto the power cables. Commands are sent to the<br />
connected lantern controllers and messages are received, e.g.<br />
concerning failed light sources, defective capacitors, etc.<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> CTS RF<br />
TELEA-SUP24VDC/1.3A Combox Power Supply 22066187<br />
Designed for switch cabinet installation, this supplies <strong>Telea</strong> Combox<br />
devices with a constant 24 volt direct current.<br />
70<br />
59<br />
90 35<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> SUP24VDC<br />
54<br />
98 25<br />
TELEA-GSM Dual Band GSM Modem 900/1800 22154078<br />
Error messages from the connected luminaire controllers are<br />
transmitted by the TELEA Combox controller to this modem which<br />
sends them in a short text message (SMS) to a mobile telephone.<br />
PC-RS232 Interface Cable 03920218<br />
RS-232 interface cable (non crossed, max. 2m) for connecting<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Combox controller (TELEA-CCTS) and <strong>Telea</strong> Combox transceiver<br />
(TELEA-CTS).<br />
PC-RJ45 Network Cable 03920218<br />
Network cable RJ45 (twisted pair) for connecting a laptop PC to the<br />
Ethernet connector of the <strong>Telea</strong> Combox controller (TELEA-CCTS).<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> GSM<br />
25
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management:<br />
The art of excellence by Thorn<br />
For further information<br />
please contact your local<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Office<br />
<strong>Telea</strong> Central Management by<br />
Thorn is the ‘plug and play’<br />
solution for total control and<br />
monitoring of <strong>Telea</strong> controlled<br />
outdoor lighting facilities.<br />
Existing Comboxes are<br />
networked via TELEA-CME to<br />
support centralised control, while<br />
the intuitive navigation of Thorn’s<br />
web-based system enables all<br />
necessary configuration tasks to be<br />
performed in the simplest possible<br />
way. A single click provides<br />
immediate status information.<br />
A clear and logical messaging<br />
system gives facility managers<br />
free configuration over error<br />
reporting, including the medium<br />
used (email, SMS or print) and<br />
the recipient. Incidents are<br />
recorded and can be analysed in<br />
detail after the event. Instead of<br />
specific client software for the<br />
operation, all that is necessary<br />
to enjoy these benefits is a<br />
simple ‘surfing’ exercise on the<br />
Central Management server<br />
whenever desired.<br />
The package consists of<br />
Thorn <strong>Telea</strong> Central Management<br />
software and a special Central<br />
Management server.<br />
In its basic version this supports<br />
communication with up to 100<br />
Comboxes. An integrated<br />
network card enables several<br />
Central Management servers to<br />
be networked. Second modem is<br />
used for remote maintenance.<br />
TELEA CMEA Server with analogue modem 22154357<br />
TELEA CMED Server with digital modem 22154358<br />
TELEA CMEG Server with GSM modem 22154359<br />
TELEA CME NET Server with Ethernet connection 22154394<br />
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<strong>Telea</strong> in Europe<br />
19 Reference Projects<br />
• 2500 Light Points<br />
• 41 Comboxes<br />
• 4 Servers<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Stockholm<br />
Oslo (S)<br />
Noordwijk (S)<br />
Tiel<br />
Mondeville<br />
Sausheim<br />
Mulhouse<br />
Tours<br />
Gray<br />
Albi (S)<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Dietwiller<br />
Göfis (S)<br />
Mäder<br />
Feldkirch<br />
Saalfelden<br />
Braz<br />
Sommacampagna<br />
Patras<br />
Lutraki<br />
S = Server<br />
S = Server<br />
• •<br />
•<br />
•<br />
• •<br />
•<br />
•<br />
•<br />
• •<br />
300<br />
Number of lighting points<br />
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<strong>Lighting</strong> people and places<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Main Offices<br />
Head Office<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Holdings Limited,<br />
Silver Screens, Elstree Way, Borehamwood,<br />
Hertfordshire, WD6 1FE, UK<br />
Tel: (44) 20 8732 9800<br />
Fax: (44) 20 8732 9801<br />
E-mail: info@thornlight.com<br />
Website: www.thornlighting.com<br />
Australia<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Pty Limited, 13 Cooper Street,<br />
P O Box 188, Smithfield, NSW 2164, Australia<br />
Tel: (61) 2 9604 4300<br />
Fax: (61) 2 9604 4588<br />
E-mail: info@thornlight.com.au<br />
Website: www.thornlight.com.au<br />
Thorn DNT Airfield <strong>Lighting</strong> Pty Limited, P O Box 548,<br />
Unit 2, 7-9 Newcastle Road, Bayswater, Melbourne,<br />
Victoria 3153, Australia<br />
Tel: (61) 3 9720 3233<br />
Fax: (61) 3 9720 8233<br />
E-mail: enquiries@thornlight.com.au<br />
Website: www.thornairfield.com<br />
Austria<br />
Thorn Licht GmbH, Donau-City-Straße 11,<br />
1220 Wien, Austria<br />
Tel: (43) 1 202 66 11<br />
Fax: (43) 1 202 66 11 12<br />
E-mail: office@thorn.at<br />
China<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> (Guangzhou) Operations Ltd.<br />
Lian Yun Road<br />
Eastern Section, GETDD,<br />
Guangzhou 510760,<br />
China<br />
Tel: (86) 20 3228 2706<br />
Fax: (86) 20 3228 1777<br />
E-mail: gz.info@thorn.com.hk<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> (Tianjin) Co. Ltd.<br />
332 Hongqi Road,<br />
Tianjin 300190,<br />
China<br />
Tel: (86) 22 8369 2303<br />
Fax: (86) 22 8369 2302<br />
E-mail: tj.info@thorn.com.hk<br />
Czech Republic<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> CS spol. s.r.o., Na Březince 6/930,<br />
150 00 Praha 5<br />
Tel: +420 224 315 252<br />
Fax: +420 233 326 313<br />
E-mail: thorn@thornlight.cz<br />
Website: www.thornlight.cz<br />
Denmark<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> A/S<br />
Albuen 44, 6000 Kolding, Denmark<br />
Tel: (45) 7696 3600<br />
Fax: (45) 7696 3601<br />
Website: www.thornlight.dk<br />
Estonia<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Oy, Eesti Filiaal,<br />
Tatari 23/25, EE-10116 Tallin, Estonia<br />
Tel: (372) 656 3505<br />
Fax: (372) 656 3227<br />
E-mail: ando@thorn.ee<br />
France<br />
Thorn Europhane SA, 156 Boulevard Haussmann,<br />
Cedex 08, Paris 75379, France<br />
Tel: (33) 1 49 53 6262<br />
Fax: (33) 1 49 53 6240<br />
Website: www.thorn.fr<br />
Thorn Airfield <strong>Lighting</strong>, 156 Boulevard Haussann,<br />
75379 Paris Cedex 08, France<br />
Tel: (33) 1 49 53 62 62<br />
Fax: (33) 1 49 53 62 89<br />
E-mail: thornairfield@thorn.fr<br />
Website: www.thornairfield.com<br />
Hong Kong<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> (Hong Kong) Limited,<br />
Unit 4301, Level 43, Tower 1, Metroplaza,<br />
223 Hing Fong Road, Kwai Chung, N.T.,<br />
Hong Kong,<br />
China<br />
Tel: (852) 2578 4303<br />
Fax: (852) 2887 0247<br />
E-mail: info@thorn.com.hk<br />
Website: www.thorn.com.hk<br />
Ireland<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> (Ireland) Limited,<br />
320 Harold’s Cross Road, Dublin 6W, Ireland<br />
Tel: (353) 1 4922 877<br />
Fax: (353) 1 4922 724<br />
E-mail: enq.dublin@thornlight.com<br />
Italy<br />
Thorn Europhane Spa, Via G Di Vittorio, 2,<br />
Cadriano di Granarolo, Bologna 40057, Italy<br />
Tel: (39) 051 763391<br />
Fax: (39) 051 763088<br />
E-mail: info@thornlighting.it<br />
Website: www.thornlighting.it<br />
Latvia<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Oy, Representative Office,<br />
Skolas Street 21-216, Riga LV 1010, Latvia<br />
Tel: (37) 7 332 660<br />
Fax: (37) 7 332 660<br />
Lithuania<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Oy, Representative Office,<br />
Kalvariju Street 1, Vilnius 09310, Lithuania<br />
Tel: (370) 5 2 750 701<br />
Fax: (370) 5 2 731 480<br />
New Zealand<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> (NZ) Ltd, 399 Rosebank Road,<br />
P O Box 71134, Rosebank, Auckland 7, New Zealand<br />
Tel: (64) 9 828 7155<br />
Fax: (64) 9 828 7591<br />
Norway<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> AS, Industriveien 11, P O Box 63,<br />
Skytta 1483, Norway<br />
Tel: (47) 6706 2233<br />
Fax: (47) 6706 0351<br />
E-mail: s.kvernberg@thornlight.no<br />
Poland<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Polska Sp.z.o.o., Ul. Gazowa 26A,<br />
Wrocław 50-513, Poland<br />
Tel: (48) 71 7833 740<br />
Fax: (48) 71 3366 029<br />
E-mail: thorn@thornlight.pl<br />
Website: www.thornlight.pl<br />
Russia<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong>, Novoslobodskaya Str., 21,<br />
office 406 Business Center “Novoslobodskaya 21”,<br />
Moscow 103030, Russia<br />
Tel: (7) 495 981 35 41<br />
Fax: (7) 495 981 35 42<br />
E-mail: office.moscow@thorn.ru<br />
Website: www.thorn.ru<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong>, Representative Office, Europa House,<br />
1 Artilleriiskaya, St Petersburg 191104, Russia<br />
Tel: (7) 812 718 8112<br />
Fax: (7) 812 718 8119<br />
E-mail: office.petersburg@thorn.ru<br />
Website: www.thorn.ru<br />
Singapore<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> (Singapore) Pte Ltd,<br />
5 Kaki Buki Crescent<br />
04-02 Koyotech Building,<br />
416238 Singapore<br />
Singapore<br />
Tel: (65) 6844 5800<br />
Fax: (65) 6745 7707<br />
E-mail: info@thornlight.com.sg<br />
Website: www.thornlight.com.sg<br />
Sweden<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> AB, Industrigatan, Box 305,<br />
SE-261 23 Landskrona, Sweden<br />
Tel: (46) 418 520 00<br />
Fax: (46) 418 265 74<br />
E-mail: thorn@thornlight.se<br />
Website: www.thornlight.se<br />
United Arab Emirates<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Ltd Dubai, Al Shoala Building, Office 301,<br />
Block E, PO Box 1200, Deira, Dubai, UAE<br />
Tel: (971) 4 2940181<br />
Fax: (971) 4 2948838<br />
E-mail: tlluae@emirates.net.ae<br />
Thorn Gulf LLC, Al Shoala Building, Office 301/2,<br />
Block E, PO Box 1200, Deira, Dubai, UAE<br />
Tel: (971) 4 2948938<br />
Fax: (971) 4 2948838<br />
E-mail: thorng@emirates.net.ae<br />
United Kingdom<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Limited, Silver Screens, Elstree Way,<br />
Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, WD6 1FE, UK<br />
Tel: (44) 20 8732 9800<br />
Fax: (44) 20 8732 9801<br />
E-mail: brochures@thornlight.com<br />
Website: www.thornlighting.co.uk<br />
Thorn Airfield <strong>Lighting</strong>, Silver Screens, Elstree Way,<br />
Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, WD6 1FE, UK<br />
Tel: (44) 20 8732 9804<br />
Fax: (44) 20 8732 9803<br />
E-mail: airfield@thornlight.com or thornagluk@aol.com<br />
Website: www.thornairfield.com<br />
International Sales<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Limited, 156 Boulevard Haussmann,<br />
Cedex 08, Paris 75379, France<br />
Tel: (33) 1 49 53 6262<br />
Fax: (33) 1 49 53 6240<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> Limited, Silver Screens, Elstree Way,<br />
Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, WD6 1FE, UK<br />
Tel: (44) 20 8732 9802<br />
Fax: (44) 20 8732 9803<br />
E-mail: international.sales@thornlight.com<br />
www.thornlighting.com<br />
Thorn <strong>Lighting</strong> is constantly developing and improving its products. All descriptions, illustrations, drawings and specifications in this publication present only general particulars and shall not form part<br />
of any contract. The right is reserved to change specifications without prior notification or public announcement. All goods supplied by the company are supplied subject to the company’s General<br />
Conditions of Sale, a copy of which is available on request. All measurements are in millimetres and weights in kilograms unless otherwise stated.<br />
Publication No: 378 (INT) Publication Date: 04/06