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new GRAFIK Eye QS | ® Customizable preset light and shade control system
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Introducing the new GRAFIK Eye QS ® With the new GRAFIK Eye QS preset lighting control system, adjust your lights and shades for any task or activity in any room — commercial, institutional, or residential. Recall these settings with the touch of a button. The new GRAFIK Eye QS provides convenient control and enhancement of the visual environment. GRAFIK Eye QS improves architectural lighting control Simple to operate Saves energy and complies with codes Large, engravable, backlit buttons and an information Energy savings indicator, built-in astronomical and programmable display with many language options. time clock, direct connection to occupancy sensor, and the ability to dim lights to specifi c preset levels address ASHRAE, Easy to design and integrate IECC, and Title 24 energy codes. Connections to shades and A/V devices without an interface, direct powering of occupancy sensors, and new adaptive More architectural options power modules that can handle both magnetic and electronic Selectable number of shade zones (0, 1, 2, or 3) low-voltage transformers interchangeably. and 39 colors and fi nishes.
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Product shown at actual size. Lutron 01 |
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the basics of preset lighting: zones Lighting zones Zone L6 Zone L6: Display Area Zone L2 Zone L4 Zone L5: Wall Wash Zone L5 Zone L4: Window Zone L3: Pendant Zone L2: Table Downlights Zone L1: Downlights A zone is a single light, shade, or any grouping Zone L3 of lights or shades traditionally controlled by one switch or dimmer. With GRAFIK Eye® QS, design each scene by adjusting the light Zone L1 and shades in a series of zones. Zone S1 Shade zones Zone S2 Zone S1: Blackout shades Zone S2: Sheer shades 02 Lutron |
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preset scenes: commercial Make conference rooms more fl exible. Control the lighting and shades for activities such as roundtable discussions, single-speaker presentations, video presentations, and even cleanup. Save energy by using occupancy sensors to turn off the lights when the room is not in use. Scene 1: conference Scene 2: video training Open shades allow natural daylight in, brightening the General light levels are set low to avoid glare on the fl at screen room to energize the staff in a morning meeting. Electrical while still providing enough light on the table for note-taking. lights are dimmed substantially to conserve energy without The window countertop is at a glow for accent. The blackout sacrifi cing an evenly illuminated working space. shades are closed to eliminate unwanted daylight. 04 Lutron |
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downlights table pendant window wall wash display area blackout sheer Scene 1: conference 40% 20% 0% 0% 75% 10% open 100% open 100% Scene 2: video training 20% 50% 50% 50% 50% 20% closed 100% open 100% Scene 3: general meeting 75% 50% 75% 20% 75% 30% open 100% closed 100% Scene 4: A/V presentation 50% 30% 0% 30% 20% 10% open 100% closed 50% Scene 3: general meeting (afternoon) Scene 4: A/V presentation (evening) The lights put the focus on the conference table for an The room is darkened for an A/V presentation without afternoon meeting. The sheer shades are lowered to reduce sacrifi cing task lighting on the table. A glow on the window direct daylight in this west-facing conference room. countertop and the partially open shades provide an additional layer to the lighting to maintain visual interest. Lutron | 05
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preset scenes: residential Choose the perfect lighting levels for different activities and occasions throughout the house. Transform the living room for family gatherings, reading, watching a movie, or entertaining. For added security, use the time clock to create a “lived-in” look when you are away from home. Scene 1: general activities Scene 2: movie time All of the lights are on, close to full, for activities such Lights are dimmed for optimal viewing of the movie. as games or cleaning. The shades are open to take Blackout shades are closed to eliminate unwanted daylight. advantage of natural daylight. 06 Lutron |
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downlights table accent blackout sheer Scene 1: general activities 80% 90% 100% open 100% open 100% Scene 2: movie time 0% 30% 10% closed 100% open 100% Scene 3: TV viewing 60% 70% 50% open 100% closed 30% Scene 4: reading/music 30% 65% 10% open 100% closed 100% Scene 3: TV viewing Scene 4: reading/music The TV viewing scene is more casual than the movie setting This is a more relaxed setting but allows for task lighting so the lights are brighter. The sheer shades are closed partially to be bright enough for reading. The sheer shades are closed to reduce glare on the TV screen. to provide a natural daylight glow. Lutron 07 |
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features Control your shades Control your lights Backlit labeled shade Backlit labeled buttons control buttons. for selecting scenes, (changeable in the fi eld) with or without shades. (changeable in the fi eld) Backlit zone buttons Infrared remote control Raise or lower each group of lights. Provide hand-held control LEDs indicate the current light level with an infrared remote. for each zone. Color options (see pages 22 – 23) Time clock Available in 39 colors for endless Provides scheduling to meet combinations that will accent any décor. energy code requirements. (many language options) Connections to: Information display • Infrared receiver Easily read energy savings, lighting • Personal computer levels, and time clock information. • Occupancy sensor (many language options) (no power supply needed) 08 Lutron |
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additional components The GRAFIK Eye QS system offers Lutron occupancy sensors Power modules ® a number of components to complement • Self-adaptive technology updates time • Three versions available: the main preset control unit and complete and sensitivity settings to ensure that the fl u o r e s c e n t , n o n - d i m a n d a d a p t i v e the lighting control design. sensors have the greatest accuracy • Adaptive technology controls either • Direct connection to GRAFIK Eye QS magnetic or electronic transformers for low-voltage lighting • Modules available for dual voltage (120 V and 277 V) seeTouch QS wallstations Sivoia QS shades Sivoia QS power supply panels ® ® • 14 models available with 1 to 7 • Smooth, quiet movement with • Provide power and communication scene preset buttons programmable stopping points wiring to QS devices • Available with or without raise/lower • Precise alignment of shades • Manual override buttons buttons and an IR sensor to within .125 inches • Built-in link diagnostics • • • Control shades, lights, or a combination of both Simple, low-voltage installation Available Fall 2007 • Available Fall 2007 Lutron | 09
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Various control strategies can provide the functionality and energy conservation needed for each space. While preset scene control is inherent in all GRAFIK Eye® QS solutions, each additional strategy can be utilized on its own or in combination with one another. control strategies preset scene control natural light control time scheduling occupancy response Lighting presets easily Integrate electronic Turn lights on and off Turn lights on and off recall different scenes window treatments automatically based on automatically based for different purposes. with lighting controls. a user-defi ned schedule. on room occupancy. details • Preset scenes provide • Daylight is a source of light • Time clock control provides • Occupancy sensors reduce a convenient way to recall and needs to be controlled to automatic changes at specifi c energy consumption by lighting (compared to provide the right light level for times throughout the day automatically shutting off making adjustments the activity and time of day • Time clock control can be lights in unoccupied spaces on multiple dimmers) • Shades can be integrated used to turn off lights after- • Infrared, ultrasonic, and • Four preset scenes are with room presets or hours in spaces that are dual technology sensors available on the main operated independently typically controlled manually are available preset control unit while • Shades are available in both • Time clock events can be • Occupancy sensor control 16 presets are available sheer and blackout materials scheduled in real time or meets the mandated via additional wallstations relative to sunrise and sunset “Automatic Shut-Off” • Preset scene control meets • Time clock control meets requirement in the ASHRAE the mandated “Multi-Level the mandated “Automatic 90.1, California Title 24, Lighting Control” requirement Shut-Off” requirement in and IECC energy codes/ in the California Title 24 and the ASHRAE 90.1, California standards IECC energy codes/standards Title 24, and IECC energy codes/standards 10 Lutron |
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W A T C H 1 / D 1 V R T Area 1 V D H V D D T V V C D R S L S I G H T Area 2 wallstations partitioning portable control A/V integration Provide control points Set lighting controls Provide hand-held lighting Integrate lighting control throughout a space. to adapt to changes control with an infrared with A/V and building in room confi gurations. remote control. management systems. • • • • Typical locations include room Partitioning allows the lighting Portable control can be Provide access to the lighting entrances, presentation points, control to track how the walls a Lutron control or a presets and individual shade at bedside, or by a desk of a fl exible space change “learnable” device such zones from an A/V system • Wallstations are available • Controls can be combined as a universal remote or building management in a number of button or separated manually as well • Lighting presets and system (BMS) confi gurations based on as automatically via infrared individual shade zones are • The connection between their function (on/off, preset, partition sensors accessible via the device the lighting control system shade control, etc.) • Spaces with up to 7 walls and the A/V or BMS system • Wallstations meet the and 8 separate rooms can requires direct wired infrared mandated “Space Control” be accommodated easily control or contact closures requirement in the ASHRAE 90.1, California Title 24, and IECC energy codes/standards Lutron 11 |
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balance fl exibility and functionality with energy effi ciency Conference room strategies preset scene control Typical preset scenes include conference, A/V, presentation, cleanup, and off. natural light control Use sheer shades and/or blackout shades depending upon how much A/V equipment is in the room. occupancy response Locate a ceiling sensor in the room to shut the lights off automatically. Set up the system so that the lights have to be turned on manually. wallstations Locate a simple one-button control at the entrance(s) and a separate shade control by the windows. Conference rooms require the fl exibility to change A/V integration the lighting based on the activity and time of day. Link the fl at-screen TV and lighting. Automatically select the A/V preset scene when the TV is on and receiving a signal from a computer. 12 Lutron |
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Display/Presentation Area GRAFIK Eye® QS seeTouch® QS accessory control unit dual shade control Occupancy sensor seeTouch QS accessory Sivoia® QS power supply panel entrance control and blackout shade and sheer shade groups Lutron 13 |
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change the space to suit the needs of the customer Meeting room strategies preset scene control Typical preset scenes include meeting, A/V, presentation, set up, and off. natural light control Control shades as fl exibly as you control the lighting within partitionable spaces. occupancy response Locate a ceiling sensor in the room to shut off lights automatically. Set up the system so that the lights have to be turned on manually. partitioning Area 1 Use infrared sensors to automatically provide Area 2 a signal to the lighting control to operate the rooms independently or together. Flexible meeting spaces that can change size based on the number of people or the activity require movable walls and lighting that change with them. 14 Lutron |
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Sivoia® QS power supply panel seeTouch® QS accessory Blackout shade group and blackout shade group partition control Meeting Area 1 Meeting Area 2 n o i t i t r Pa Occupancy sensors GRAFIK Eye® QS Infrared partition sensor GRAFIK Eye QS control unit (ceiling mounted) control unit Lutron 15 |
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enhance the design with a dramatic lighting solution Cafe strategies preset scene control Typical preset scenes include lunch, afternoon, early evening, late evening, and after-hours. time scheduling Set changes to occur automatically so the staff can focus on the customers. Longer fade rates are used to have the lights change imperceptibly. wallstations Give the hostess control with a wallstation to make adjustments as needed. Restaurants use the lighting to create and complement the ambience. 16 Lutron |
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Offi ce Power module Kitchen Bar GRAFIK Eye® QS control unit Dining seeTouch® QS accessory scene control Lutron 17 |
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maximize the home theater experience Home theater strategies preset scene control Typical preset scenes include day, movie, TV, reading, and off. natural light control Incorporate sheer shades to prevent glare on the screen and blackout shades to eliminate unwanted daylight. wallstations Locate a control near the door to provide access to preset scenes from an additional location. portable control W A T C H 1 / D 1 V R T V D H V D D T V V C D R S L S I G H T Operate the A/V equipment, the lighting, and the shades with a universal remote. Lighting control immerses the user in the home theater experience, with lights that fade as the movie begins. 18 Lutron |
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GRAFIK Eye® QS TV control unit seeTouch® QS accessory scene control with IR receiver Sivoia® QS power supply panel and blackout shade and sheer shade groups Lutron 19 |
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create the perfect lighting environment for every space House of worship strategies preset scene control Typical preset scenes include morning, special, wedding, evening, and off. wallstations Locate controls at each doorway for easy access upon entry or exit. portable control W A T C H 1 / D 1 V R T V D H V D D T V V C D R S L S I G H T Control A/V equipment, the lighting, and the shades from the lectern or podium with a hand-held remote control. Houses of worship need lighting that can be reverent or bright based on the service or the time of day. Power modules are included to control the added wattage of the chandeliers. 20 Lutron |
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GRAFIK Eye® QS Power modules control unit Sanctuary seeTouch® QS accessory seeTouch QS accessory entrance control scene control Hand-held seeTouch QS accessory remote control entrance control Lutron 21 |
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39 colors to coordinate with any décor Architectural matte fi nishes White Ivory Beige Almond Lt. Almond Gray Brown Black (WH) f, s, b (IV) f, s, b (BE) f, s, b (AL) f, s, b (LA) f, s, b (GR) f, s, b (BR) f, s, b (BL) f, s, b Satin Color matte fi nishes ™ Hot Merlot Plum Turquoise Terracotta Greenbriar Bluestone Mocha Stone Sea Glass Taupe (HT) f, s (MR) f, s (PL) f, s (TQ) f, s (TC) f, s (GB) f, s (BG) f, s (MS) f, s (SG) f, s (TP) f, s, b Eggshell Biscuit Goldstone Desert Stone Stone Limestone Snow Palladium Midnight Sienna (ES) f, s, b (BI) f, s, b (GS) f, s (DS) f, s (ST) f, s (LS) f, s (SW) f, s, b (PD) f, s (MN) f, s (SI) f, s Architectural metal fi nishes Anodized aluminum fi nishes Color option guide f Bright Brass Bright Chrome Bright Nickel Satin Brass Clear Black s (BB) f, s (BC) f, s (BN) f, s (SB) f, s (CLA) f, s (BLA) f, s b Satin Chrome Satin Nickel Antique Brass Antique Bronze Brass f faceplate color option (SC) f, s (SN) f, s (QB) f, s (QZ) f, s (BRA) f, s s stripe color option b button color option 22 Lutron |
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f Sea Glass f Satin Nickel f White (Translucent Lid) s Gray s Black s White b White b Black b White f Plum s Black b Black Use the GRAFIK Eye QS Visualizer to design a customized control unit and f Mocha Stone ® generate model numbers and order forms. View it on screen or print a copy s Eggshell to present to your design team or client. www.lutron.com/grafi keyeqs b Eggshell Lutron 23 |
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our commitment unmatched support Lutron is committed to bringing our customers Expert design assistance best-in-class products and solutions that offer • Product, application and system knowledge to identify the best solutions superior performance, with world-class service to meet project objectives and global support. • Design assistance for the specifi cation community with drawings and CSI specifi cations • Quick turnaround to meet construction schedules Light control is environmentally responsible. • Prototype commitments and system performance evaluations It enhances life safety and it strengthens security. • Global project management Lutron develops high-quality, elegant lighting products and solutions that help reduce energy Expert service costs signifi cantly. We innovate in advance of • Ongoing commitment to service and reliability emerging market needs, and we continually • Global fi eld service engineers handle factory commissioning and support streamline our quality, our delivery, and our value. • 24/7 multilingual technical phone support • Assured performance plans include annual warranty extension, annual Lutron owns over 250 patents and manufactures comprehensive preventative maintenance, and customized training more than 15,000 products. For over 45 years, we have met and exceeded the highest standards of quality and service. Every one of our products is quality-tested before it leaves the factory, and we are available to help, on the phone or in the fi eld, whenever we are needed. 24 Lutron |
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www.lutron.com Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. 7200 Suter Road Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299 World Headquarters 1.610.282.3800 Barcelona Beijing Berlin Hong Kong London Madrid Mexico City I I I I I I I Milan Paris São Paulo Shanghai Singapore Tokyo I I I I I Technical Support Center 1.800.523.9466 Customer Service 1.888.LUTRON1 © 06/2007 Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. Made and printed in the U.S.A. P/N 367-1338 I I Special thanks to TEC Inc. Engineering & Design for lighting design services.
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