BACnet - iGuzzini

Light Management System 

Solutions for Energy Efficiency 

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On the cover: 

Sanofi Aventis 

Massy - Francia 

Architectural design: Franco Cianfaglione 

SCGMA (Société Cianfaglione Gravereaux Maroun Architectes) 

Photo: Didier Boy de la Tour 


Solutions for Energy Efficiency 

This catalogue presents a new light control system - 

Master Pro Evo - that uses standard KNX, LON and DALI 

protocols and allows lighting and other Building Automation 

systems and functions, like heating, to be integrated in one 

centralised control system. This intelligent control 

technology optimizes energy efficiency and reduces 

the building’s operating costs. 

Energy efficiency 

The Kyoto protocol / Buildings: the main source of energy saving 

iGuzzini sustainable architecture / Efficiency factors in construction 

design / Rating system for sustainable building protocols in the sphere 

of Building Automation 

Master Pro Evo 

The system in action: Conference halls / Showrooms / Offices 

Polyfunctional centres / Schools and colleges 

KNX protocol components 

LON protocol components 

Open and pre-configured systems 

LMS Quick / Biodynamic Quick / Light Equalizer / Colour Quick 

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The Kyoto protocol 

Energy efficiency is no longer just an option. The Kyoto protocol has stimulated governments 

from all over the world to approve legislation guaranteeing a more intelligent 

and aware use of energy in buildings. In March 2007 the European Union committed to 

achieving reductions of 20% in CO 2 emissions before 2020. This plan of action, known as 

“3x20 by 2020”, also includes an increase of 20% in the level of Energy Efficiency and 

20% of energy produced from renewable energy sources. To reach these objectives a 

number of real changes are required and goverments are intensifying their efforts 

to pass new laws and set and regulate standards for greater energy efficiency. 

20% of energy from 

renewable sources 

Reference standards 

This new trend of stricter energy 

efficiency began with the Kyoto 

Protocol. Laws like the Energy 

Policy Act in the United States have 

established the standards for our 

future energy. 

In Italy, Legislative Decree no. 192 

dated19/08/2005 published the 

European directive 2002/91/CE 

(EPBD) regarding energy yields in 

the building sphere and again, more 

recently with the Ministerial Decree 

26/06/2009 (national guidelines for 

building industry energy certification). 

On 18/06/2010 the new European 

directive (2010/31/CE) regarding 

energy performance in the building 

Photo: Gianni Berengo Gardin 

CO 2 emissions reduced 

by 20% 

industry was published. 

This recognises the importance 

of active control systems, like 

automated, control and monitoring 

systems aimed at saving energy. 

Initiatives in the private 

and public sector: 

• UNI EN 15232 standard 

This standard is used 

to assess the impact of 

building automation systems 

on active energy efficiency, 

by establishing the potential 

energy savings on 

heating and electricity 

depending on the type of building. 


increased by 20% 

• The LEED® Green Building Rating 

System is a standard for 

energy certification and 

sustainability for the design, 

construction and running of 

buildings, created from voluntary 

contributions and applied 

at an international level in over 110 

countries. The LEED was originally 

compiled in the USA by the US 

Green Building Council, a no-profit 

association founded in 1993. 

The standard rapidly became 

accepted internationally and is now 

the most commonly used 

certification system in the world. 

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Buildings: 

the main source 

of energy saving 

Renewable energy sources 

Automation and integrated building 

management 

Energy monitoring and 

management 


The increasingly widespread use of heating, air 

conditioning, lighting and new technology has provoked 

a considerable increase in energy demands in our 

buildings. Consequently up to 50% of CO 2 emissions can 

be attributed to commercial and residential buildings on 

account of their high level of electricity consumption. 

Today buildings are the main source of potential energy 

savings that would allow us to meet our goals and protect 

the environment. 

To reach the goals outlined in the Kyoto Protocol, 

we must start now. Insisting on energy efficiency is 

the fastest, cheapest and cleanest way to reduce 

consumption and CO 2 emissions. 

Making buildings more efficient from an energy point 

of view does not necessarily mean costly changes and 

system interruptions. 

Renewing existing buildings can guarantee energy 

savings of up to 30% by simply implementing easy-to-use 

services and technology that are already available. 

40% 

Commercial and residential buildings 

account for 40% of global energy 

consumption 

30% 

Controlled lighting 

HVAC control systems 

(heating, ventilation 

and air conditioning) 

The distribution of electrical energy 

Reducing energy consumption by 

30% before 2020 would avoid 

the need for 1000 new power 

stations.

Active and 

passive energy 

10% 

20% 

30% 

“Passive” energy efficiency measures, such as insulation or the use of 

low consumption products are not enough to reach our goals and make an 

effective contribution to our energy future. 

To achieve significant, long-lasting results, it is essential to take “active” 

measures to improve the way our systems operate. 

Active energy can be obtained by optimising automation, regulation and 

constant monitoring: 

Checking and monitoring 

Measuring and monitoring electrical phenomena are the first essential 

step in raising awareness and changing incorrect habits and behaviour. 

Reducing energy consumption 

• Using automation and control systems to be sure 

we do not waste energy. 

• Adding monitoring and maintenance services 

to achieve consistent, long-lasting improvements. 

Reducing energy costs 

• Using strategies that reduce energy purchases by optimising 

management costs. 

• Choosing solutions for producing energy from renewable sources 

like photovoltaics. 

Headquarters of Thyssen Krupp 

Essen - Germany 

Photo: Lukas Roth 

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iGuzzini 

sustainable 

architecture 

Station for recharging 

electrical vehicles 

Photovoltaic roof 


In the buildings constructed for the iGuzzini headquarters, 

the functional requirements and quality of the work 

environment are expressed through modern architecture 

based on energy and environmental sustainability and 

research into the best way of integrating with the local 

territory. 

In this integrated design process all the aspects involving 

environmental sustainability criteria have been tackled 

with a parallel approach and all the design choices have 

been assessed with the aim of maximizing the goals 

defined in the iiSBE (international initiative for Sustainable 

Built Environment) Institute Sustainable Building Challenge 

certification system. 

“The Light Laboratory” 

Headquarters 

Dual sheath facade 

Radiant 

false ceiling 

Green roof 

System 

skylight well 

Technical wall 

Heat pump 

with accumulation tank


Recanati - Italy 

The architectural project and systems design of the new 

“Light Laboratory” building is based on an energy savingfocused 

and environmentally friendly philosophy. 

The integrated method adopted, together with an exclusive 

use of renewable sources, has achieved a reduction in 

CO 2 emissions and a level of energy efficiency producing 

savings of 30% compared to a similar building designed 

with traditional technology. 

Barcelona - Spain 

The “il Cielo” iGuzzini lighting headquarters in Spain 

is the last of a series of constructions that have 

adopted sustainable energy and natural and artificial 

light management as the cornerstones of their design. 

The building, located in the Parque de Actividades 

Empresariales Can Sant Joan in Sant Cugat del Vallès, 

is the result of optimised energy efficiency, not just in 

terms of consumption but also in the way that energy is 

generated. 

Guildford - UK 

The iGuzzini UK headquarters was constructed in Guildford 

in 2008 according to the principles of sustainable 

architecture by adopting a series of technical and design 

solutions that have earned the building an impressive 

score (71.25%) on the BREEAM (Building Research 

Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) scale 

used to assess environmental performance in buildings. 

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Building design 

efficiency 

factors 

Energy savings 

for electrical energy 

consumption in 

non-residential 

buildings 

Energy savings can be 

achieved by changing from 

a class C building 

to a B or A class 


The UNI EN 15232 standard clearly indicates the benefits to be 

gained by moving from one efficiency class to another. 

An analysis of the table allows us to make immediate qualitative and 

quantitative assessments regarding the benefits to be gained by using 

an automation system in a building. Especially with regard to electrical 

energy consumption, by passing from a C efficiency class to a higher class 

means moving from a minimum saving of 2% (class B) to a maximum 

saving of 14% (class A); for residential buildings this means moving from a 

minimum saving of 7% (class B) to a maximum saving of 8% (class A). 

class A high efficiency 

class B advanced automation 

class C standard automation 

class D no automation 

BACS Building Automation and Control Systems 

TBM Technical Home and Building Management 

Type of 

Building/Room 

BACS efficiency classes and factors 

D C B A 

Savings gained by adopting B and A 

classes instead of C and D 

B/C 

saving 

B/D 

saving 

A/C 

saving 

A/D 

saving 

Offices 1.10 1.00 0.93 0.87 7% 16% 13% 21% 

Reading rooms 1.06 1.00 0.94 0.89 6% 11% 11% 16% 

Schools 1.07 1.00 0.93 0.86 7% 13% 14% 20% 

Hospitals 1.05 1.00 0.98 0.96 2% 7% 4% 9% 

Hotels 1.07 1.00 0.95 0.90 5% 11% 10% 16% 

Restaurants 1.04 1.00 0.96 0.92 4% 8% 8% 12% 

Stores/ 

Wholesalers 

Table taken from UNI EN15232 

1.08 1.00 0.95 0.91 5% 12% 9% 16% 

Energy classes B A 

Electrical energy -7% -13% 

Thermal energy -20% -30% 

High performance energy BACS and TBM systems 

BACS automation and advanced control systems 

Traditional automation and control systems 

Systems with no automation or control facilities

L.E.N.I. 

For each intended location there are 

12 limit values that vary according to 

the type of lighting system 

Energy requirements 

for lighting 

Lighting Energy Numeric Indicator specifying the assessment method 

for quantifying the energy used for interior lighting in buildings. 

Intended use 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 

Offices 

Education 

Hospitals 

Hotels 

Restaurants 

Sport 

Retail 

Production 

• Total lighting power 

• Constant lighting 

• Natural light use (yes/no) 

• Occupation factor 

• Natural light factor 

Centre for Research and Development of Brembo 

Km Rosso, Stezzano (Bergamo) - Italy 

Architectural design: Jean Nouvel 

Photo: Matteo Piazza 

32.2 67.1 

24.8 54.9 

50.7 160.8 

34.6 108.1 

27.1 92.1 

37.9 123.7 

70.6 178.1 

37.5 123.7 

• Parasite power (CTRLS) 

• Total circuit power 

• Use of energy saving luminaires 

• Light management system 

KWh/m 2 

year 

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Rating 

system 

for sustainable 

buildings 

LEED Italy 2009 

New Constructions / Renovations 

Countries that respect 

this rating for sustainable 

buildings 

Il Cielo iGuzzini’, Headquarter of iGuzzini Iberica 

Sant Cugat del Vallès, (Barcelona) - Spain 

Architectural design: Josep Miàs + Partners, MiAS Arquitectes 

Photo: Adriá Goula 


The Green Building Council promotes and supplies a global approach to 

building sustainability by recognising performance in key areas of human 

health and environmental friendliness. The LEED (Leadership in Energy 

and Enviromental Design) is the most popular rating method in the world 

for assessing the perfomance of a building throughout its entire life 

cycle. It divides a building's sustainability features into seven areas that 

are structured in terms of mandatory requirements and credits. For each 

area it recognises and assesses performance in points by reflecting their 

potential impact on the environment. The project reaches different levels 

of certification according to the sum of the points from the different areas. 

Maximum score attainable 110 + bonus Bonus 

Site sustainability 26 Design innovation 6 

Waste water management 10 Regional priorities 4 

Energy and atmosphere 35 

Materials and resources 14 

Internal environment quality 15 

LEED 

GREEN STAR 

BREEAM 

CASBEE 

Other standards 

Countries that will 

soon be adopting 

this rating 

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Building 

Automation 

Protocols 

KNX / LON 

Centralized control system 

for all functions 

BACnet 

Bacnet is a data communication 

protocol for building automation 

and control parts. Developed by 

Ashae, BACnet is a U.S.A. national 

standard, a European standard in 

over 30 countries and a worldwide 

ISO standard. BACnet standardizes 

communications between devices 

and building automation systems 

managed by different protocols. 


Compared to traditional systems, a good control system reduces lighting 

costs by 50%. Adopting simple programmable logic controllers in a 

traditional system can guarantee users optimal comfort. Today, thanks to 

the KNX / LON systems, highly adaptable solutions can be designed that 

cover all applications, from the simplest to the most complicated service 

industry system. 

User-friendly installation, less cables, and a range of services including 

scene lighting, fault indications, and local and remote control 

systems, now combine to offer real added value solutions. 

The solutions proposed with the KNX and LON systems, (also defined 

in the EN 50090 standard), allow an all-round approach to be taken with 

regard to the important issue of energy efficiency and the consequent 

limitation of CO 2 emissions. From small devices, such as timer and 

presence detectors, to highly sophisticated, customised solutions 

designed in compliance with UNI EN 15232 standard indications. 

Day light 

sensor 

Presence 

detector 

Scene 

lighting 

Electrical loads 

control 

Lighting Temperature Heating 

Blinds 

KNX LON 

Weather 

station 

Rainbow headquarters 

Loreto (Ancona) - Italy 

Architectural design: Elisabetta Straffi e Sergio Bianchi 

Photo: Giuseppe Saluzzi



This innovative «intelligent» control system, based on KNX, LON and DALI 

technology, allows all the functions in a building that are usually controlled 

separately, to be managed via a centralised system. 

Master Pro Evo offers flexible solutions for all kinds of application; 

solutions that guarantee comfort, safety and maximum energy savings. 

Customised projects 

iGuzzini's team of technicians and designers are always ready to ensure 

an optimal configuration of the Master Pro Evo system. 

Every project is designed taking into acount the customer's specific 

requirements. 

YMCA 

Cartier-Ville (Montreal) - Canada 

Architectural design: Daoust Lestage 

Lighting design: Eclairage Public, Gilles Arpin 

Photo: Marc Cramer 

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Conference halls 

Benefits 


The system in action 

Depending on the functions and uses required, customised 

lighting scenarios can be created in various areas of the 

building: meeting rooms, coporate welcome areas, offices, etc. 

Automatic scene lighting 

control commands 

This type of solution uses KNX technology to connect the 

switch on and dimmer actuators with the control panel 

pushbuttons. The KNX pushbutton panels allow the various 

lighting scenarios to be configured according to how the 

rooms and various other areas in the building are used. 

The KNX actuators can be used to switch on or adjust light 

intensity manually at any time. A remote control command 

makes this solution even more practical. 

• 10% less electrical energy used compared to 

a traditional system for a room of a similar size. 

• More comfort for users and a more pleasant 

atmosphere in the room. 

• When fitted with lighting units, unnecessary usage 

is eliminated, thereby guaranteeing significant energy 

savings. 

• Maximum flexibility and easier to adjust than 

a traditional system. 

• Manual, automatic and remote adjustment options via 

an IR receiver. 

• User-friendly maintenance. 

• The system helps meet the requirements of the LEED 

certification system for building sustainabliity. 

10%

System 

Auditorium Antonianum 

Roma - Italy 

Photo: Giuseppe Saluzzi 

Power supply 

KNX 

Key interface, 

4 plus channels 

+ Standard 

pushbutton panel 

(4 buttons) 

Actuator 

KNX 

Remote control 

Universal KNX 

Dimmer actuator 

Universal KNX 


Presence detector 

KNX ARGUS 

Ballast / Transformer Transformer Transformer Ballast 

0-10 V 

0-10 V 

0-10 V 

KNX 

Control 

unit 

KNX 0-10V 

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Showrooms 

Benefits 



Monitoring electrical loads after store closures, such as 

lighting systems, surveillance cameras and other kinds 

of devices, help avoid unnecessary energy waste. This 

configuration also allows lighting systems to be programmed 

during the night. 

KNX switch on actuators connected to 

a load monitoring touch panel 

The touch panel displays the states of the various loads and 

highlights potential risks during opening hours. 

The system interrupts the supply of electricity for certain 

tasks, thereby avoiding unnecessary waste. It also helps 

ensure the safety system is operating correctly by monitoring 

equipment like cameras and lighting systems. 

The KNX logic module turns lights on/off in turn during the 

night to ensure the equipment is used in a balanced manner. 

The touch panel also supplies information regarding 

operating times and the duration of each luminaire. 

• Monitoring consumption and identifying potential 

waste can result in savings of over 10%. 

• Lower maintenance costs achieved by switching on 

lighting devices in turn. 

• Superior safety levels thanks to automatic alarms 

and emergency calls. 

• Easier to use command functions. 

• Easier to empower and amplify. 

• Superior flexibility and a user-friendly design 

compared to traditional systems with similar functions. 

• The system helps meet LEED certification system 

requirements. 

10%

Honda Petrick 

Hamburg - Germany 

Architectural design: Martin Dumrath 

Photo: Max Schulz 

System 

Power supply 

KNX 

Motor 

Refrigerator 

Oven 

Assembly system 

IKey interface, 


+ Standard 


(2 buttons) 

Ballast 

Switch on actuators 

REG-K/8x230/16 

with manual operating mode 

and current detection 

Fluorescent 

lights 

230 Volt 

7” touch panel 

KNX 

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Offices 

Benefits 



Automatic lighting and heating monitoring for the various 

offices is obtained through the interaction of sensors and 

actuators that eliminate manual intervention and offer 

increased safety, energy efficiency and comfort. 

Presence detectors and light sensors. 

This type of solution offers a splendid combination of 

different control levels, including: presence, luminosity, timed 

illumination and temperature. 

The parameters are set using presence detectors, heating 

and light actuators, binary inputs and multi-function buttons. 

• Controlled lighting: the bus system includes 

a presence detector and multi-function buttons. 

• Automatated room monitoring reduces energy 

consumption by 35%. 

• According to the UNI EN 15232 standard, class A 

buildings must be fitted with control systems 

that guarantee higher energy savings. 

• Higher safety levels and savings thanks to alarms 

and automated emergency calls. 

• Faster installation times than traditional 

systems with similar functions. 

• A wide range of high benefit, easy-to-use functions. 


• The system helps meet the requirements of the LEED 

certification system for building sustainability. 

35%

System 

Woodland Trust headquarters 

Grantham - UK 

Architectural design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Will Garner 

Photo: Peter Cook 

Power supply 

KNX 



+ Standard 


(4 buttons) 

Actuator 

KNX 


KNX ARGUS 

Binary 

input 

KNX 

Window 

contacts 

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Polyfunctional 

centres 

Benefits 



The combination of various checking systems allows lighting 

to be controlled automatically and blinds to be regulated 

according to how the rooms are used, what their position is 

and the level of natural light. 

Presence detectors, light sensors and actuators 

for controlling blinds. 

This type of solution uses the KNX range of detectors and 

actuators for fans and blinds that can interact automatically, 

so costly, temperamental human intervention is avoided as 

there is no need for manual on/off commands. 

Combining light and presence detectors with lighting 

and dark screen control timers achieves remarkable savings 

on electricity bills as well as raising comfort and safety 

standards for users. 

The lights only come on when someone is in the room 

and according to the level of natural light detected. 

The blinds are regulated according to the level of light 

required and the room temperature. 

• The chance to save up to 50%. 

• According to the UNI EN 15232 standard, Class A 

buildings must be fitted with control systems that 

guarantee higher energy savings. 

• Higher safety levels and savings thanks to alarms 

and automated emergency calls. 

• Remote control and monitoring system that is 

optional and easy-to-use. 


• Greater flexibility and easier to install than 

traditional systems with similar functions. 


requirements. 

50%

System 

Main Office of Zambonini SpA 

Fiorenzuola d’Arda, Piacenza - Italy 

Photo: Paolo Carlini 

Remote control 

Power supply 

KNX 


KNX ARGUS 

Control unit 

KNX 0-10V 



+ Standard 


(4 buttons) 

KNX 

KNX actuator 

for blinds 

Roller blinds 

Venetian blinds 

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Schools and 

colleges 

Benefits 



This configuration allows classroom lighting to be controlled 

automatically according to presence and the incidence of 

natural light. 

Presence detectors and light sensors 

for regulating light 

This type of solution uses presence detectors 

combined with switch on actuators; the system 

is also fitted with a pushbutton panel for manual use. 

The entire system is connected via an open KNX bus 

to make it easier to extend or empower the system. 

The presence detectors turn the lights on automatically 

when a person comes into the room or if the level of natural 

light drops below a preset threshold. When the set 

time expires the lights turn off automatically if no movement 

is detected in the room. In manual mode the lights can be 

turned on or off permanently. When the system returns to 

manual operation ON mode the presence and natural light 

detectors are activated automatically. 

• 20% less electrical energy used by programming 

the light according to the times when the rooms are 

in use. 

• Significant reductions in installation times, costs 

and maintenance compared to conventional systems 

with similar functions. 

• Improves users' comfort standards. 

• Flexible and easy to extend and empower. 

• All the luminaires are connected to a single, common 

bus line. 

• The automatic light switch off system means lightbulbs 

last longer. 


requirements. 

20%

System 

International School of Zug and Luzern 

Baar - Switzerland 

Architectural design and lighting: Germann & Achermann AG 

Photo: Günther Laznia 

Power supply 

KNX 



+ Standard 


(2 buttons) 

KNX switch on actuator 

with manual command mode 

REG-K/2x230/16 

In-built KNX 

presence detector 

KNX 

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KNX 

protocol 

Now used throughout Europe, KNX (Konnex) was originally created in 

Germany following the unification of the 3 standards, EIB, BATIBUS and 

EHSA, into a single protocol for Home and Building Automation. The 

standard includes all the main features from the 3 standards it is based 

on. The interaction of the components, built by different manufacturers, 

is guaranteed by Konnex certification and the system operates efficiently 

with no interfaces. Various operating and transmission modes can be 

used on this system that was specifically designed to offer consumers a 

trademark signifying quality. 

For further technical information: catalog.iguzzini.com 

Studio Pierattelli Architetture 

Florence - Italy 

Photo: Giuseppe Saluzzi

System Components 


KNX protocol 

KNX REG-K/320 mA power feeder 

MH93 

A module adapted to generate the 

bus voltage required to power a line 

of devices. 

Current: 320 mA 

Colour 00 

KNX REG-K/640 mA power feeder 

MI56 

A module adapted to generate the 

bus voltage required to power a line 

of devices. 

Current: 640 mA 

Colour 00 

REG-K coupler 

MH94 

For the logic connection 

and isolating lines and areas 

electrically. 

Colour 00 

REG, 24 V CC / 0.4 A< power feeder 

MI57 

Device with integrated overload or 

short circuit protection fitted on the 

DIN EN5022 guide and adapted to 

provide an auxiliary power supply to 

the KNX components. 

Power feeders for 24 V binary outputs 

Colour 00 

Infrared remote contol 

Distance 2010 

MH95 

10 channel infrared remote contol. 

Colour 04 

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Interfaces / Gateways 

Buttons / Control devices 

28 


KNX protocol 

USB REG-K interface 

MH96 

For connecting a programming or 

diagnostic device to the bus line via a 

USB1.1 or USB2 interface. 

Colour 00 

KNX DALI REG-K/1/16(64)/64 

Gateway 

MH97 

The DALI gateway connects the KNX 

protocol to the DALI interface digital 

electronic devices. Up to 64 reactors 

can be commanded and adjusted by 

dividing them into 16 units. 

Colour 00 

WIFI connection system 

for APPLE systems 

MI34 

The miniserver simplifies 

“interaction” with Apple devices: like 

iPods, iPhones and iPads. 

Colour 00 

Command electronics for single/ 

double or quadruple keys 

MH99 

The command electronics can be 

programmed as a single/double or 

quadruple key. 

With an orientation LED. 

The glass cover buzzes before 

starting to operate. 

Colour 00 

Single glass key 

MI00 

To switch and dim lighting systems, 

command the blinds and scenarios. 

Colour 00 

KNX/IP REG-K router 

MH98 

The KNX/IP routers can also forward 

telegrams between lines using the 

LAN (IP) as a rapid backbone. 

Colour 00 

KNX-DMX gateway 

MI28 

The DMX gateway connects the 

KNX protocol to the DMX RDM 

interface digital electronic devices. 

Enabling up to 512 reactors to be 

controlled and regulated. 

Colour 00 

Trancent frame, single 

MI01 

For horizontal and vertical 

installations. 

Colour 12

Inputs / Binaries 

Key interface, 2 plus channels 

MI02 

This generates an internal signal 

voltage that connects two 

conventional buttons or floating 

contacts as well as connecting two 

low current LEDs. 

Colour 00 

Key interface, 4 plus channels 

MI03 

This generates an internal signal 

voltage that connects four 

conventional buttons or floating 

contacts as well as connecting four 

low current LEDs. 

Colour 00 

REG-K/4x10 binary input 

MI04 

For connecting four conventional 

buttons or potential-free contacts. 

It generates an SELV signal voltage 

internally that is electrically isolated 

by the bus. 

Colour 00 


MI05 

For connecting eight conventional 

buttons or potential-free contacts. 

It generates an SELV signal voltage 

internally that is electrically isolated 

by the bus. 

Colour 00 


MI06 

For connecting four inputs with a 

voltage of 24 V AC/DC. 

With an integrated bus coupler and 

life-connected terminals. 

Colour 00 


MI07 

For connecting eight inputs with a 

voltage of 24 V AC/DC. 

Colour 00 


MI08 

For connecting four inputs with a 

voltage of 230 V AC. 

With an integrated bus coupler 

and life-connected terminals. 

Colour 00 


MI09 

For connecting eight inputs 

with a voltage of 230 V AC. 

With an integrated bus coupler and 

life-connected terminals. 

Colour 00 

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Movement / presence detectors 

Time / timer programmer 

30 


KNX protocol 

KNX ARGUS Presence Basic 

MI10 

Presence detector for interiors. 

Colour 01 

KNX ARGUS Presence with light 

command and infrared receiver 

MI11 

Presence detector for interiors. 

Thanks to the infrared receiver, 

the individual ARGUS Presence 

configurations can be changed via 

remote control. 

Colour 01 

Ceiling assembly base 

for ARGUS Presence 

MI12 

Colour 01 

REG-K/4/324 DCF-77 annual timer 

MI16 

Annual four-channel timer with a 

power feed unit and integrated DCF 

receiver. 

To be integrated with the DCF-77 

antenna for radio-controlled timing 

synchronisation. Time and date view 

option on the bus. The device can 

be programmed manually or via a PC 

with the appropriate software. 

Colour 00 

Recessed KNX ARGUS 180/2,20 m 

MI58 

Movement detector for interiors 

with anti-scratch cover. 

Colour 01 

Frame for recessed presence sensor 

KNX Argus 180/2.20 m 

MM30 

Colour 01 

Recessed mounting base 

for ARGUS Presence 

ML15 

Colour 16 

Antenna DCF77 

MI17 

Antenna for receiving the time via 

a time signal. The antenna can be 

connected to an annual programmer 

REG-K/4/324 DCF-77. 

Colour 00

Light sensors / Weather stations 

Switch actuators 

KNX light and temperature sensor 

MI13 

The sensor registers the light and 

temperature and transmits them to 

the bus. It is fitted with a temperature 

and a light sensor. 

Adapted for outer wall assembly. 

Colour 00 

REG-K weather station 

with 4 channels 

MI14 

The weather station registers and 

processes analog sensor signals 

indicating wind speed, light, dusk, 

rainfall and a DCF-77 signal. It can be 

fitted to any combination of up to four 

analog sensors plus the combined 

DCF-77 weather sensor. 

Colour 00 

FM KNX 16 A actuator 

with 2 inputs 

MI18 

A 1-channel actuator with two inputs 

for assembly in a 60 mm recessed 

case or in a ceiling-mounted socket 

with coupling. The two floating 

contacts can be connected to two 

inputs. 

Colour 00 

Switch actuator REG-K/2x230/16 

with manual mode option and current 

detector 

MI19 

For controlling two electric loads 

independently. The actuator is fitted 

with a built-in current detector that 

can measure current absorption on 

each channel. All the outputs can be 

commanded using manual switches. 

Colour 00 

Combined weather sensor 

with DCF-77 

MI15 

The combined weather sensor 

includes a wind sensor, a rainfall 

sensor, a dusk sensor and three light 

sensors (east, south and west). Plus 

an integrated DCF-77 receiver, a 

45°adjustable antenna and integrated 

heating. 

Colour 04 


with manual mode option and current 

detector 

MI20 

For controlling four electric loads 

independently. The actuator is fitted 

with a built-in current detector that 

can measure the load current on 

each channel. All the outputs can be 

commanded using manual switches. 

Colour 00 

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Switch / blind actuators 

Dimmer 

32 


KNX protocol 


with manual mode option and 

current detector 

MI21 

For controlling eight electric loads 

independently. The actuator 

is fitted with a built-in current 

detector that can measure the load 

current on each channel. All the 

outputs can be commanded using 

manual switches. 

Colour 00 


with manual mode option and 

current detector 

MI22 

For controlling twelve electric 

loads independently. The actuator 

is fitted with a built-in current 

detector that can measure the load 

current on each channel. All the 

outputs can be commanded using 

manual switches. 

Colour 00 


REG-K/2x230/300W 

MI25 

For controlling and adjusting 

incandescent lamps and electronic 

transformers. 

Colour 00 

Universal dimmer actuator 

REG-K/2x230/1000W 

MI26 

For controlling and adjusting 

incandescent lamps and HV and LV 

halogen lamps using bobbin wound 

transformers or electronic dimmer 

devices. 

Colour 00 

REG-K/8x/16x/10 switch/blind actuator 

with manual mode option 

MI23 

For controlling eight blind/shutter 

motors independently or for switching 

sixteen loads via closure contacts. 

The blind or switch channel function 

can be configured as required. All 

the blind/switch outputs can be 

commanded manually using the 

buttons on the front of the device. 

Colour 00 

REG-K/4x24/6 blind actuator 


MI24 

For controlling four blind/shutter 

motors independently. The blind 

channel function can be configured 

as required. All the blind outputs can 

be commanded manually using the 

buttons on the front of the device. 

Colour 00 

0-10 V REG-K 3-pole control unit 


MI27 

For connecting devices with a 0-10 

V KNX systems interface. With 

an integrated bus coupler and life 

terminals (230 V) or life-connected 

terminals (0-10 V). Each individual 230 

V switch output can be controlled 

manually with a switch. 

Colour 00

Display and control panels 

7” touch panel 

MI33 

The 7” touch panel is used to view 

and check the building's current 

functions and states. 

Colour 00 

Internal framework set for 7” touch panel 

MI29 

The set includes an internal support 

frame and USB cover. 

Colour 01 

Aluminium frame for 7” touch panel 

MI30 

Decorative aluminium frame for 7” 

touch panel. 

Colour 12 

Frame for 7” touch panel 

MI31 

Colour 01 

Case for recessed mounting and 

assembly in a plasterboard wall for 7” 

IP touch panel 

MI32 

Colour 00 

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34 

LON 

protocol 

Created in America and used in all English-speaking countries, the 

LonWorks platform was originally designed over 10 years ago by the 

Echelon Corporation. It is basically a multimedia system that manages a 

network of devices regardless of what type of media is transmitted. Its 

features can be used by anyone and on any system without having to pay 

royalities. After a series of careful tests the product can use the LonWorks 

logo too. The platform is currently available on a chip which has been a 

huge market success. 

For further technical information: catalog.iguzzini.com 

YMCA 

Cartier-Ville (Montreal) - Canada 

Architectural design: Daoust Lestage 

Lighting design: Eclairage Public 

Photo: Marc Cramer

System Components 

Digital output 


LON protocol 

LPS 133 power feeder 

MI35 

Power feeder for luminaires 

with LPT (Link Power Transceiver) 

Colour 00 

ABL8MEM24012 power feeder 

MI36 

24Vdc power feeder 

Colour 00 

LON DR-N 4S-16A I/O module 

MI38 

Independent switch for four load 

units. 

Four relay outputs. 

Colour 00 

LON DR-N 8S 10A I/O module 

MI39 

Independent switch for eight load 

units. 

Eight relay outputs. 

Voltage supply: 24V dc 

Colour 00 

LON button interface 

MI37 

Colour 00 

LON DR-M 8S 10A I/O module 

MI40 

Independent switch for eight load 

units. 


Colour 00 

DR-N MSCU4-AC I/O module 

MI41 

Four blinds can be custom-controlled 

using standard motors with 

interference protection. 


Colour 00 

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DALI control unit 

DALI multisensors 

36 


LON protocol 

Control unit 

LON DALI DR-S 4DIM 

MI42 

Controls and powers up to 64 DALI 

luminaires divided into four units 

Directs DALI luminaires with LNS 

plug-ins. Provides DALI with a 16 V 

voltage supply. 

Colour 00 

Control unit 


MI43 

Controls and powers up to 64 DALI 

luminaires divided into four or eight 

units. 

Colour 00 

Control unit 


MI44 

Same features as the 

LON DALI DR-S 4DIM control unit, 

but this type of control unit allows 

16 DALI units to be controlled. 

Colour 00 

DALI LA-11 multi-sensor 

MI47 

Presence detector and light sensor 

linked with a DALI interface. 

Adapted for a LON DALI DR-S 8DIM 

control unit and a DALI REG 

4x16 DIM gateway item. 

Colour 01 

LON DALI DR 4x16 DIM Gateway 

MI45 

Four DALI outputs for controlling up 

to 64 DALI 

luminaires per output, divided into 

sixteen units. 

Colour 00 

DALI DR-N 140 power feeder 

MI46 

Power feeder for LON DALI REG 

4x16 DIM gateway. 

One 24 Vcc output (max 7 W). 

Outputs for powering up four DALI 

lines (16 Vcc, 116 mA per output). 

Colour 00 

ILA-22 multi-sensor 

MI48 

Presence detector, light sensor and IR 

receiver linked. 

The IR receiver is used to control 

different ambience functions 

(together with the IR remote control. 

Colour 01

Dimmer outputs 

Interface/Gateway 

DR-N DIM 500-UNI I/O module 

MI49 

A universal dimmer for turning on/off 

and dimming incandescent lamps. 

HV and LV halogen lamps with bobbin 

wound transformers or electronic 

dimmer switches. 

Connected load: max 500 VA. 

Colour 00 

DR-N 3DIM 1-10V I/O module 

MI50 

Controls luminaires 

with a 1-10 V interface (controllable 

electronic ballasts, electronic 

transformers etc.) Three analog 

outputs (1-10 V) for dimming and 

three relay outputs (N.A. contact, 

16 A) for on/off function. 

Current load (analog output): 

max 100 mA. 

Colour 00 

LON DR-M 4DI I/O module 

MI51 

Luminaires connected with floating 

contacts. 

Four inputs. 

Colour 00 

Web Server 

MI54 

Colour 00 

Display and control panels are available on request. 

LON DR-M 8DI DC-P I/O module 

MI52 

Luminaires connected with floating 

contacts. 

Eight imputs. 

Colour 00 

LON LT-23 AP multi-sensor 

MI53 

For controlling equipment on the 

basis of sunlight and external 

temperature. 

Light sensor and integrated 

temperature detector. 

Light sensor field: 

1 .. 65.000 Lux 

Temperature detector field: -20 .. +50°C 

Colour 00 

Infrared remote control 

MI55 

Colour 04 

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LMS Quick 

64 DALI addresses 

Open system 

Biodynamic Quick 

Max 64 DALI loads 

11 12 1 

10 

2 

9 

3 

8 

4 

7 

5 

PM 6 

6 AM 

5 

7 

4 

8 

3 

9 

2 

10 

1 12 

11 

Pre-configured systems 

Open and pre-configured systems 

The range, codes and features of the iGuzzini systems that operate with a 

DALI protocol are presented in the general Interiors and Exteriors catalogues 

Monospace: a control system for pre-set white or 

coloured light scenarios. 

LMS Quick offers a choice of 10 different presets, each programmed with 

special pre-configured scenarios for specific locations (offices, meeting rooms, 

retail zones, spas, churches etc...), including pre-established atmospheres and 

specially designed light effects. A freely settable option is also available. 

LMS Quick is an open light management system that uses DALI 

communication protocol to create customised and flexible light displays that 

also guarantee maximum energy savings. 

The Monospace biodynamic light system can create 

a time rhythm even in environments with no natural 

light at all. 

Biodynamic Quick allows natural light to be reproduced on the basis of the light 

intensity (Lux) and colour temperature (K) combinations plotted in the Kruithof 

pleasing illuminance/temperature index curve or simply by “customizing” the 

Lux and K values. 

Only compatible with iGuzzini light units.

Light Equalizer 


11 

10 

9 

8 

7 

PM 6 

6 AM 

5 

4 

3 

2 

1 12 

12 1 

2 

3 

4 

8 

9 

10 

11 

5 

7 


Colour Quick 



The Multispace biodynamic light system can create 

a time rhythm even in environments with no natural 

light at all. 

Light Equalizer allows natural light to be reproduced on the basis of the light 

intensity (Lux) and colour temperature (K) combinations defined in the Kruithof 

pleasing illuminance/temperature index curve or simply by “customizing” the Lux 

and K values. 

Following a simple download from a Smart Card, Light Equalizer can create a 

wide range of dynamic pre-configured or customised scenarios. Only compatible 

with iGuzzini light units. 

The Monospace system controls colour using LED and 

fluorescent luminaires. 

Using lit memory keys, the system allows up to 7 colour variations to be 

created in 6 different preset sequences. Sequence speeds can also be 

changed. 

Only compatible with iGuzzini light units. 

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Headquarters 

iGuzzini illuminazione spa 

62019 Recanati, Italy 

via Mariano Guzzini, 37 

PO Box 56.75.103 

Tel. (+39) 071.75881 

Fax (+39) 071.7588295 

iguzzini@iguzzini.it 

www.iguzzini.com 

video: (+39) 071.7588453 

Subsidiaries 

BELGIUM 

Belgio e Lussemburgo 

iGuzzini illuminazione Benelux Bvba/ 

Sprl 

Residentie “Het Museum II” 

Museumstraat 11, BUS A 

B-2000 Antwerpen 

Tel. (+32) 03 2411400 

Fax (+32) 03 2486648 

info@iguzzini.be 

THE NETHErLaNdS 

iGuzzini illuminazione Benelux Bvba/ 

Sprl 

Costerweg, 5 

6702 AA Wageningen 

Tel. (+31) 3.17497865 

Fax (+31) 3.17497866 

info@iguzzini.nl 

CHINa 

iGuzzini Lighting (China) Co., Ltd 

No. 2758 Huan Cheng West Road 

Fengxian Industrial Park 

Shanghai 201401 

Tel. (+86) 021.634111 99 

Fax (+86) 021.336552 01 

info@iguzzini.cn 

dENMarK 

iGuzzini illuminazione danmark 

Filial af iGuzzini illuminazione Spa, Italien 

Værkstedsmagasinet 

Refshalevej 153A, 2 

1432 København K 

Tel. (+45) 33179595 

Fax (+45) 33179596 

info@iguzzini.dk 

FINLaNd 

iGuzzini Finland & Baltic Oy 

Lemuntie, 3-5 

00510 Helsinki 

Tel. (+358) 207 289840 

Fax (+358) 9 8024566 

iguzzini@iguzzini.fi 

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FraNCE 

iGuzzini illuminazione France 

10 boulevard de la Bastille 

75012 Paris 

Tel. (+33) 1.40528181 

Fax (+33) 1.40528182 

iguzzini@iguzzini.fr 

GErMaNY 

iGuzzini illuminazione 

deutschland GmbH - Zentrale 

Bunsenstrasse, 5 

82152 Planegg 

Tel. (+49) 089.8569880 

Fax (+49) 089.85698833 

info@iguzzini.de 

HONG KONG-MaCaO-TaIWaN 

iGuzzini Hong Kong Limited 

Units 803 & 805 8th Floor Tower I 

Enterprise Square I 

No.9 Sheung Yuet Road 

Kowloon, Hong Kong 

Tel. (+852) 25166504 

Fax (+852) 28562981 

iguzzini@iguzzini.com.hk 

NOrTH aMErICa 

iGuzzini Lighting North america 

5455 Rue De Gaspe, suite 100 

Montréal, QC, CANADA H2T 3B3 

Tel. 514 523 1339 - Fax 514 525 6107 

383 Adelaide Street West 

Toronto, ON, CANADA M5V 1S4 

Tel. 416 408 3995 - Fax 416 408 4269 

827 Powell Street 

Vancouver, B.C., CANADA V6A 1H7 

Tel. 604 215 1539 - Fax 604 215 1548 

iGuzzini Lighting USa, Ltd 

60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor 

New York, NY 10010 - USA 

Tel. (+1) 212 4818188 

NOrWaY 

iGuzzini illuminazione Norge a.S. 

Brynsveien, 5 

0667 Oslo 

Tel. (+47) 23067850 

Fax (+47) 22648737 

iguzzini.norge@iguzzini.no 

rUSSIa 

OOO “iGuzzini Illuminazione russia 

Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya, 24/A 

107553 Moscow 

Russian Federation 

Tel. (+7) 495.3802767 

Fax (+7) 495.3802981 

info@iguzzinirussia.ru 

SINGaPOrE 

iGuzzini South East asia 

3 International Business Park 

Unit Nos. #02-18/19 

Nordic European Centre 

609927 Singapore 

Tel. (+65) 65677910 

Fax (+65) 65679177 

info@iguzzini.sg 

SPaIN 

iGuzzini illuminazione Ibérica S.a. 

Avda. de la Generalitat, 168-170 

Parc d’Activitats Econòmiques 

Can Sant Joan 

08174 Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) 

Tel. 93 588 00 34 

Fax 93 699 99 74 

iguzzini@iguzzini.es 

SWEdEN 

iGuzzini Illuminazione Sweden 

Filial of iGuzzini Illuminazione S.p.A., Italy 

Åsögatan, 115 

116 24 Stockholm 

Tel. (+46) 8.6151540 

Fax (+46) 8.6152540 

iguzzini@iguzzini.se 

SWITZErLaNd 

iGuzzini illuminazione Schweiz aG 

Uetlibergstrasse, 194 

8045 Zürich 

Tel. (+41) 044.4654646 

Fax (+41) 044.4654647 

info@iguzzini.ch 

UNITEd araB EMIraTES 

iGuzzini Middle East FZE 

Dubai Airport Free Zone 

Authority (Dafza) 

Bldg. 6EB, Office No. 835 

PO Box 54827 Dubai 

United Arab Emirates 

Tel. (+971) 4.7017825 

Fax (+971) 4.7017830 

info@iguzzini.ae 

UNITEd KINGdOM 

iGuzzini illuminazione UK Ltd 

Astolat Way 

Astolat Business Park 

Off Old Portsmouth Road 

GU3 1NE Guildford Surrey 

Tel. (+44) 01483.468000 

Fax (+44) 01483.468001 

info@iguzzini.co.uk

Partner assistance 

aNTWErPEN 

Residentie “Het Museum II” 

Museumstraat 11, BUS A 

B-2000 Antwerpen 

Tel. (+32) 03.2411400 

Fax (+32) 03.2486648 

info@iguzzini.be 

BErLIN 

Heinrich-Heine-Str. 62d 

10179 Berlin 

Tel. (+49) 030.8856110 

Fax (+49) 030.88682900 

GLaSGOW 

Berkeley Street, 4 

G3 7DW Glasgow 

Tel. (+44) 0141.2291322 

Fax (+44) 0141.2485301 

GUILdFOrd 

Astolat Way 

Astolat Business Park 

Off Old Portsmouth Road 

GU3 1NE Guildford Surrey 

Tel. (+44) 01483.468000 

Fax (+44) 01483.468001 

info@iguzzini.co.uk 

HaMBUrG 

Rugenbarg, 67 

22848 Norderstedt 

Tel. (+49) 040.52876812 

Fax (+49) 040.52876813 

representative Offices 

CHINa 

iGuzzini illuminazione Beijing 

Room 403+405+406, 

Floor 4 of Liangdian No.55 Building, 

No.94 Dongsi Shitiao Street, 

Dongcheng District, 

Beijing 100007 PRC 

Tel. (+86) 10.84476770 

Fax (+86) 10.84476771 

iguzzini@iguzzini.com.cn 

HELSINKI 

Lemuntie, 3-5 

FI-00510 Helsinki 

Tel. (+358) 207289840 

Fax (+358) 98024566 

iguzzini@iguzzini.fi 

KØBENHaVN 

Værkstedsmagasinet 

Refshalevej 153A, 2 

1432 København K 

Tel. (+45) 33179595 

Fax (+45) 33179596 

info@iguzzini.dk 

MadrId 

Calle del General Oráa 70, 6ª planta 

28006 Madrid 

Tel. (+34) 91.4345970 

Fax (+34) 91.5017947 

info.mad@iguzzini.es 

MILaNO 

Via S.Damiano, 3 

20122 Milano 

Tel. (+39) 02.7621161 

Fax (+39) 02.76211641 

orlandi@iguzzini.it 

MÜNCHEN 

Bunsenstrasse, 5 

82152 Planegg 

Tel. (+49) 089.8569880 

Fax (+49) 089.8569883 

rUSSIaN FEdEraTION 


Ro in St.Petersburg 

Sofiskaya Street, 14 

RU-192236 St. Petersburg 

Tel. (+7) 812.3266565 

Fax (+7) 812.3266562 

russia@iguzzini.fi 

NEW YOrK 

60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor 

New York, NY 10010 - USA 

Tel. (+1) 212 4818188 

OSLO 

Brynsveien, 5 

0667 Oslo 

Tel. (+47) 23067850 

Fax (+47) 22648737 

iguzzini.norge@iguzzini.no 

ParIS 

10 boulevard de la Bastille 

75012 Paris 

Tel. (+33) 1.40528181 

Fax (+33) 1.40528182 

rOMa 

Via Panama, 52 

00198 Roma 

Tel. (+39) 06.85354792 

Fax (+39) 06.8411790 

iguzziniroma@iguzzini.it 

SHaNGHaI 

iGuzzini Lighting Co., Ltd 

No. 2758 Huan Cheng West Road 

Fengxian Industrial Park 

Shanghai 201401 

Tel. (+86) 021 6341 1199 

Fax (+86) 021 3365 5201 

info@iguzzini.cn 

TUrKEY 

iGuzzini illuminazione SPa Türkiye 

I˙stanbul I˙rtibat Bürosu 

Veko Giz Plaza Meydan Sk. 

No:3 K.14 

34396 Maslak Istanbul 

Tel. 0212.3558959 

Fax 0212.3558951 

SINGaPOrE 

3 International Business Park 

Unit Nos. #02-18/19 

Nordic European Centre 

Singapore 609927 

Tel. (+65) 65677910 

Fax (+65) 65679177 

admin@iguzzini.sg 

ST. PETErSBUrG 


Ro in St.Petersburg 

Sofiskaya Street 14 

RU-192236 St. Petersburg 

Tel. (+7) 812.326 6565 

Fax (+7) 812.326 6562 

russia@iguzzini.fi 

ZÜrICH 

Uetlibergstrasse, 194 

8045 Zürich 

Tel. (+41) 044.4654646 

Fax (+41) 044.4654647 

info@iguzzini.ch 

41

International distributors 

aUSTraLIa 

(all Territories except WA) 

E.C.C. Lighting LTd 

UNIT 8/39 Herbert Street 

St. Leonards, Sydney 

P.O. Box 128, St. Leonards 

N.S.W. 1590 

Tel. (+61) 2.94606600 

Fax (+61) 2.94606105 

ecclighting@ecc.com.au 

aUSTraLIa 

(West Australia) 

Mondoluce 

10 Weir Road 

Malaga, WA, 6090 

P.O. Box 2705 

Malaga, WA, 6944 

Tel. (+61) 8.9321 0101 

Fax (+61) 8.9321 3430 

iguzzini@mondoluce.com.au 

aZErBaIJaN 

a+a Group of Companies 

24B, Akhmadbay Aghaoglu 

AZ1008 Baku, Azerbaijan 

Tel. (+994) 12.4960026 

Fax (+994) 12.4960026 

Tel. (+994) 12.4473688 

Fax (+994) 12.4473688 

admin@aainter.com 

BaHaMaS (see Panama) 

BaHraIN 

al Bait 

81, Old Palace Avenue, Hoora 

P. O. Box 613, Manama 

Tel. (+973) 17.534354 

Fax (+973) 17.535422 

albait@batelco.com.bh 

BOSNIa HErZEGOVINa 

Tim - lighting sistem d.o.o. 

Azize Šačirbegović 7 

71000 Sarajevo 

Tel. (+ 387) 33.206 541 

Fax (+ 387) 33.206 541 

Tel. (+ 387) 33.262 520 

Fax (+ 387) 33.262 520 

tim.l.s@bih.net.ba 

BULGarIa 

Synthesis design - lighting studio 

98, Bulgaria blvd 

1618 Sofia 

Tel. (+359) 2.9532943/44 

Mob. (+359) 878.723534 

btrade@lighting-bg.com 

CaYMaN (see Panama) 

42 

CHILE 

Opendark S.a 

San Sebastian 

2839 Las Condes Santiago 

Tel. (+56) 2.3737100 

Fax (+56) 2.3737150 

info@opendark.cl 

CrOaTIa 

Lumenart d.o.o. 

Veruda, 60/B 

52100 Pula 

Tel. (+385) 52.535939 

Fax (+385) 52.535949 

lumenart@lumenart.net 

SEM 1986 d.d. 

Boktuljin put b.b. 

21000 Split 

Tel. (+385) 21.352 444 

Tel. (+385) 21.352 567 

Fax (+385) 21.367 077 

sem@sem.hr 

CUBa (see Panama) 

CZECH rEPUBLIC 

Etna spol. s r.o. 

Mečislavova, 2/307 

140 00 Prague 4 

Tel. (+420) 257.320595 

Tel. (+420) 241.742748 

Fax (+420) 257.310604 

etna@etna.cz 

EGYPT 

arab Industrial and International 

Trading Co. 

(Zaki El Sewedy Group) 12 Gameat 

El Dowal 

Al Arabia st, Mohandseen, Giza, Egypt 

Tel. (+202) 33.443762 

Tel. (+202) 33.455806 

Tel. (+202) 33.048880 

Fax (+202) 33.443762 

Fax (+202) 33.443763 

hussam.safwat@elsewedy.net 

ESTONIa 

Moodne Valgustus aS 

Rävala pst. 7, Tallinn 10143 

Tel. (+372) 6676670 

Fax (+372) 6313195 

moodne@valgustus.ee 

JOrdaN 

World of Lights 

Imthari Al-N’aimat St. - Khalda 

P.O.Box 3897 Amman 11821 

Tel. (+962) 6.5546107 

Fax (+962) 6.5546105 

info@worldoflights.net 

GrEECE 

diathlasis S.a. athens Office - 

Headquarters 

Kifisias Av., 4, 15125 Marousi 

Tel. (+30) 211.2002500 

Fax (+30) 211.2002599 

info@diathlasis.gr 

Branch Office 

8 Papakiritsi st. & Andrianoupoleos 

(4th floor) 

55133 Thessaloniki 

Tel. (+30) 2310.416021 

Fax (+30) 2310.416031 

brastianou@diathlasis.gr 

HUNGarY 

K-liGht Világítástechnikai Kft 

Andor út 47-49 

1119 Budapest 

Tel. (+36) 1.4635023 

Fax (+36) 1.4635025 

klight@klight.hu 

all light Kft. 

Csorbai út 5. 

1119 Budapest 

Tel. (+36) 1.7821641 

Fax (+36) 1.7821642 

iroda@alllight.hu 

ICELaNd 

GH Heildverslun ehf. 

Gardatorgi 7 - 210 Gardabaer 

Tel. (+354) 5656560 

Fax (+354) 5656160 

gh@gh.is 

INdIa 

L.S.I. Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd. 

348-349, Sultanpur, 

Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road, 

New Dehli - 110030 

Tel. +91-11-33620700-799 

Fax (+91) 11.46683650 

Fax (+91) 11.46683651 

info@lsiindia.com 

L.S.I. Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd. 

Unit No. 416, 4th fl., Durian Estate 

Goregaon - Mulund Link Road 

Goregaon (E) Mumbai 400 063 

Tel. (+91) 22.40037356 

Fax (+91) 22.40037355 

lsimumbai@lsiindia.com 

IraN 

Hoorshar design Company 

3rd floor, #3, Sayeh avenue, 

Africa street (Jordan str), 

Tehran, 19677, Iran 

Tel. (+98) 21.22039170 

Fax (+98) 21.22058693 

info@hoordesign.com 

JaPaN 

Stairlink 

Namiki BLDG 5F, 3-2-10 Ginza, 

Chou-Ku Tokyo 104-0061 

Tel. +81.(0)3.5524-7650 

Fax +81.(0)3.6228-6770 

info@stairlink.co.jp 

KUWaIT (see iGuzzini ME) 

LaTVIa 

Gaismas Stils SIa 

Maskavas Street, 12, LV1050 Riga 

Tel. (+371) 67.276760 

Fax (+371) 67.797444 

info@gaismasstils.lv 

LEBaNON 

Unilux s.a.r.l 

P.O.BOX 16/5851 Beirut, Lebanon. 

Sed el Bauchriéh, Ittihad street, 

Gulf tower center, 11th floor. 

Tel. (+961) 1.891184/5 

Fax (+961) 1.891186 

unilux@uniluxgroup.com 

LITHUaNIa 

Korgas UaB 

P. Lukšio g. 19 - LT-09132 Vilnius 

Tel. (+370) 05.2741500 

Fax (+370) 05.2741501 

info@korgas.lt 

MaLTa 

apex Interiors Ltd 

Triq iz-Zaghfran. 

Attard. ATD 9013 

Tel. (+356) 21423835 

Tel. (+356) 21423836 

Fax (+356) 21423837 

info@ail.com.mt 

MOrOCCO 

Eurolux 

69, Bd.de la Corniche - Ain Diab 

20180 Casablanca 

Tel. (+212) 522.799500 

Fax (+212) 522.798447 

dc@eurolux.co.ma 

NEW ZEaLaNd 

E.C.C. Lighting Ltd. 

39 Nugent Street, Grafton 

P.O. Box 391 - Auckland 1 

Tel. (+64) 9.3799680 

Fax (+64) 9.3735614 

contracts@ecc.co.nz

NIGErIa 

Black Pelican Limited/IL Bagno 

1A, Goshen Estate Road 

Elf Bus Stop, 

Lekki-Epe Expressway 

Lagos, Nigeria 

Tel: (+234) 1 2706651-2 

Fax: (+234) 1 2706654 

www.ilbagnonigeria.com 

OMaN 

Zubair Electric LLC 

P.O. Box 2634, CPO, Seeb 

Postal Code 111 

Tel. (+968) 24594621 

Fax (+968) 24594622 

Fax (+968) 24594627 

lighting.projects@zubairelectric.com 

PaNaMa 

Everblue Trading Inc. 

Av. Samuel Lewis y Calle 53 

Mezzanine Edificio Omega 

Adpo 0816-00744 

Panama City - Panama 

Tel. (+507) 2635333 

Tel. (+507) 3016600 

Fax (+507) 264 0181 

Fax (+507) 301 6607 

everblueinc@hotmail.com 

PErÙ 

Trazzo Iluminacion S.a.C. 

Libertadores 274 San Isidro Lima 

Tel. (+51) 01.6159900 

Fax (+51) 01.6159920 

ventas@trazzoiluminacion.com 

POLaNd 

Quest Sp. z o.o. 

ul. Ostródzka, 53 

03-289 Warsaw 

Tel. (+48) 22.5670180 

Fax (+48) 22.5670181 

iguzzini@quest-light.eu 

Elipsa sp. z o.o. 

ul. Kolberga 48D 

44-100 Gliwice 

Tel. +48 32 270-45-11 

Fax +48 32 270-45-12 

a.pyka@e-lipsa.pl 

International sales organisation 

arGENTINa/UrUGUaY 

iGlight S.a. 

Esmeralda 718, piso 6 - of. E 

C1007ABH - C.A.B.A Buenos Aires 

Tel. (+54) 11.5237 2205 

Tel. (+54) 11.5451.8292 

Fax (+54) 11.5237 2205 

iD 54*554*2174 

info@iguzzini.com.ar 

proyectos@iguzzini.com.ar 

POrTUGaL 

Osvaldo Matos, Sa 

Rua Santa Bárbara, 27/45 

4400-289 Vila Nova de Gaia 

Tel. (+351) 223 710 419 

Fax (+351) 223 702 044 

mail@osvaldomatos.pt 

QaTar 

Projects and Supplies (PVT.) Ltd. 

P.O. Box 8932 Doha 

Tel. (+974) 4355550 

Tel. (+974) 4423262 

Fax (+974) 4365642 

psdoha@qatar.net.qa 

rOMaNIa 

Interiors data Trade srl 

Showroom: Sphera Building Center 

Piata Pache protopopescu nr.1/11 

021401 Bucuresti 

Tel. (+40) 21.3190845 

Fax (+40) 21.3190767 

marketing@idt.ro 

office@idt.ro 

SaUdI araBIa (see iGuzzini ME) 

SLOVaKIa 

Bellatrix, s.r.o. 

Popradska, 80 

P.O.BOX 33 

040 11 Košice 

Tel. (+421) 055.6325315 

Fax (+421) 055.632 5292 

bellatrix@bellatrix.sk 

Bellatrix, s.r.o. 

Košická, 39-41 

821 08 Bratislava 

Tel. (+421) 2.55422969 

Fax (+421) 2.55422969 

bratislava@bellatrix.sk 

Bellatrix, s.r.o.ul. Janka Krála, 7 

974 01 Banská Bystrica 

Tel. (+421) 903.505473 

SLOVENIa 

arcadia Lightwear 

Tržaška Cesta, 222 

SI-1000 Ljubljana 

Tel. (+386) 01.2562174 

Fax (+386) 01.4235025 

info@arcadia-svetila.si 

SOUTH aFrICa 

Spazio Lighting (Pty) Limited 

52 Andries Street North 

Wynberg/Sandton. 2031 

P.O. Box 652324 

Benmore 2010 

Tel. (+27) 011.5555555 

Fax (+27) 011.555 5544 

SOUTH KOrEa 

MIraEBOIM Co., Ltd. 

#301, Daeyoung B/D, 656-385, 

Seonsu-1ga, 2 dong, 

Seondong-gu, 

Seoul Korea, 133-823 

Tel. (+82) 2.4641393 

Fax (+82) 2.4641394 

leh8208@paran.com 

SYrIa 

L.E.N. 

Lighting Experts Network 

PO Box 368271 

Damascus, Syria 

Tel. (+963) 11.2134271 

Fax (+963) 11.4422435 

info@len.co.sy 

THaILaNd 

Live Lighting CO., Ltd. 

219/55 Asoke Towers,16th floor 

Sukhumvit 21, Klongtoey Nua 

Wattana, Bangkok 10110 

Tel. (+66) 22595151 

Fax (+66) 22595100 

Mob. (+66) 818082623 

niraporn@livelighting.net 

TUNISIa 

KBr 

147 Av de la liberte 

1002 Tunis 

Tel. (+216) 71.802446 

Fax (+216) 71.802 856 

Mob. (+216) 97.348700 

kbr@kbr-net.com 

TUrKEY 

Tepta aydinlatma San.Ve Tic. a.S. 

Nispetiye Aytar Caddesi 

No. 24 Kat 1-2-3 

34340 1. Levent Istanbul 

Tel. (+90) 212.2792903 (Pbx) 

Fax (+90) 212.2792904 

ithalat@tepta.com 

UNITEd araB EMIraTES 

Projects & Supplies (L.L.C) 

P.O.Box 11191, Dubai 

Tel. (+971) 4.2898828 

Fax (+971) 4.2898829 

mailbox@projectsandsupplies.ae 

Bin dhahir Trading - Projects & Supplies 

P.O.Box 3875, Abu Dhabi,U.A.E. 

Tel. (+971) 2.6718280 

Fax (+971) 2.6718284 

prosupad@emirates.net.ae 

VIETNaM 

Lighthouse Electric Co., Ltd 

84Q Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street 

Dakao Ward, District 1 

Ho Chi Minh City 

Tel. (+84) 8.22284571 

Fax (+84) 8.7301760 

steve.lee@light-haus.comv 

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