Control methods for outdoor lighting in chemical plants
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The design for the control system of the outdoor lighting in the chemical plant calls for use of KG316T time-based controllers; lighting control switches are installed on site. Currently, the outdoor lighting in the plant is controlled by such time-based devices. However, due to weather conditions, it is difficult to determine the exact timing for turning the lights on and off – sometimes the lights are turned on too early at night, and sometimes too late. As a result, the lights are turned off either too early or too late the next day. I’m seeking advice on any good methods that might exist, or any suitable light-control devices that could be used
Personally, I think the simpler, the better. My company makes multiple adjustments to the time-controlled switches on an annual basis, depending on the season.
Our company also makes timing adjustments according to different seasons
We have 3 control methods: timed control, light control, and manual control – any one of them can be selected.
Our company also makes timing adjustments according to different seasons
Just control it manually directly; anyway, the staff from xunji aN will be doing inspections anyway, so it’s fine to turn it on along the way
Just control it manually directly; anyway, the staff from xunji aN will be doing inspections anyway, so it’s fine to turn it on along the way
There can also be problems with light control; the main solution is to strengthen regular inspections, which makes it easier to adjust the timing later on