oi can't see anything put the power back on
so let's rerun this scene but this time when the power fails let's introduce emergency lighting
there we go i think we clearly demonstrated there the importance of emergency lighting
and in this video we're going to look at Toughbay lighting from JCC
that can illuminate this area as well as offer an emergency lighting
well gary it looks like you've just lost your excuse for not being able to clean up because
somebody's switched the lights off the emergency version seems to have that covered for you it
does and we're going to be looking at the toughbay light fittings from jcc in this presentation we'll
go back to the one in the unit because there's some other clever features that one's got but what
do we got in front of us here gordon yeah okay we've got the other two versions in the range so
here's our sort of there's the basic version which is obviously a high performance LED highbay light
and it's dimmable via a 1 to 10 volt supply okay normally you'd couple that with a microwave sensor
on the side and we've got the version you've just seen uh the emergency version here that doesn't
have the sensor so that obviously means the one we've got installed in the unit has the microwave
sensor fitted to it so it's got all three so it's the light the emergency pack and the microwave
sensor and you can buy any of those combinations within the actual set that JCc provides that's
really good now i i found you playing with this in the uh in the unit next door didn't i yeah i did
now that's uh yeah you'll like that because it's just a remote control i would say just a remote
control because there's one thing gary doesn't like and that's apps i don't like apps no but i
do like a remote control but you snatched it off me and you dove in there and you're going to show
us all the great features that this offers okay so before we look at the functions on this jcc remote
control for the toughbear why do we need a control in the first place well i'm stood down here
the light is up there the last thing we want to do is have to get access equipment out to
make adjustments to a lighting control system because the way we've used the space has changed
so infrared remote control talking to this microwave occupancy sensor what can we set on it
well let's look at the simplest one it's the on off function so yes we're on they go we're off
so this controller is talking to individual light fittings one at a time you might get an overlap
if you've got two fittings close together what can you set on it well out of the box you've got four
quick setup functions that set some of the common scenarios that you may need
in a high bay application then we think about detection area so how
big an area is the microwave occupancy centering covering so you can set that between 100 and 25
next up we think about haul time so how long will the lights dead 100
once it's been triggered by the occupancy sensor so we can set that between 30 minutes or as short
as 5 seconds then we have a feature standby dim level so say we leave the space we don't want the
light possibly to go all the way off or perhaps you want a delay to allow us to exit the building
or perhaps you want a standby lighting level so we never want the light to go off so we can set
that between 50 and 10 we can see we can test it on this remote control so i'll just do that now
so here's 50 and there's my dim level there or perhaps i want to go lower and go to 10
i can test that as well and then we can set the time it stays in that standby
period so that can be it always stays there so it's on all the time or we can set it to
say 10 seconds and so i'm going to do a little trial now so perhaps we'll just uh
set our detection area at 25 i'll set the whole time to five seconds and i'll set that standby
period before it switches off at 10 seconds and then i'll leave the area and watch what happens
so that was really easy to set up simple don't need to make any adjustments up in the air we can
further add to the energy saving potential of the system by enabling the daylight level sensing so
the light fitting itself will detect the amount of ambient light in the area perhaps there's a lot of
daylight coming in through the roof or perhaps you've left some doors open meaning the light
won't operate if a high level of ambient light is detected all in all really simple remote control
very easy to set up great energy savings so it seems it was your turn to have a little bit of
fun with the remote control which works straight out the box so that was our first attempt at
using it and that was really simple yeah so let's possibly have a look at some of the spec features
that are pretty important when you're choosing a high bay light so we've got 150 watt versions here
this one outputs 18 400 lumens you can step up to 200 watts at 24 500 lumens or down to
100 watts at 12 300 lumens depending on the size of the space that you're you're lighting
okay for you gary that means a lot good for all industrial applications this version comes in 60
90 and 120 degree beam angle versions and in terms of toughness they're all ik 10 so that's uh that's
pretty robust so that's going to be good in a lot of applications so you may have some
rough service okay so if it's IK10 what about the IP rating so it's ip65 so again not going to have
any problems with getting dust in there in terms of the unit here so this is the um this is the
basic on off version but it's not on off because it's also dimmable as well um so mains connection
here we've connected that to this uh this junction box here there's the two 0-10 volt wires
that you'd connect to the microwave sensor that we've just seen we demonstrate in the unit
here's the emergency option so on the back of the emergency option we've got the the battery pack
itself now it's all pre-wired together that's all the version so if i had the occupancy
sensor that would be pre-wired as well and you just make a simple connection to it with this uh
ip rated connector so just unscrew the barrel and you've got your four connections in there for your
permanent switch live uh neutral and CPC oh wow so they thought of everything that's that's so
super simple then hang it up just connect it and we're done yeah so batteries are kept away
from the uh the high bay actually don't have any uh heat issues there itself um
charge indicator visible from the ground you'll notice when we switched it off there you could
clearly see the charge indicator was on we could even see our remote control lit up under the
charge indicator so when i was looking through the data sheet i think you can
get a bracket to mount it on the wall i'm alright i'm thinking that you can yeah so there's another
another option on the side there obviously if you couldn't hang it from a roof where holly bears
normally live and perhaps want the side there is a yeah there is a bracket to do that as well
and i know they work from minus 30 to 45 degrees C and come with a five-year warranty
as well don't they yeah okay you don't work at those temperature ranges gary i've seen
your output tail off at the low end and the high end so yeah you wouldn't you wouldn't put
up with that so yeah it works for that and five year warranty yeah which is really good but as
always we're interested in your comments have you been fit in this toughbay fitting from jcc are you
thinking about fitting in the future is there any other products in the jcc range that you want to
leave in the comments below for our community because there's an absolute gem in there and
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