Schreder

Jörg Richter

Daniel Brand

Helmut Schröder

Didier Wellens

Described herein is a method for marking luminaires, particularly traffic route luminaires, in a luminaire network, the network being controllable via a server. Each luminaire is provided, in its operational state, with a controller () for controlling its operation and a mark that is visually recognizable from the outside the luminaire. The mark is formed by an information storage medium (), in particular, and can be used to identify the luminaire. The mark is linked to the controller () or to the luminaire to be controlled by the controller before the mark is added to the luminaire.

Method for marking luminaires, controller arrangement and luminaire

A method for controlling the light distribution of a traffic route luminaire in a network of luminaires, which is preferably also organized as a mesh network. The luminaire has a luminaire head having a settable light module and a controller while the light distribution of the luminaire is variable. The luminaire communicates luminaire data to at least one server, the luminaire data being luminaire-specific and related to the installation location of the luminaire. The data for a light distribution are automatically allocated to the luminaire and a setting of the light module is automatically effected on the basis of the data.

Method for controlling the light distribution of a luminaire

Method for controlling the light distribution of a traffic route luminaire () in a network of luminaires, which is preferably also organized as a mesh network. The luminaire has a luminaire head having a settable light module and a controller, the light distribution of the luminaire being variable. The luminaire communicates luminaire data to at least one server, the luminaire data being luminaire-specific and including the installation location of the luminaire. The method comprises the steps of: &#x2014;automatically allocating a light distribution to the luminaire () in accordance with the communicated luminaire data; &#x2014;automatically setting the light module on the basis of the allocated light distribution; and determining, by said at least one server, a light distribution class of the traffic route luminaire on the basis of a traffic route topology ().

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Nordhorn, Germany

Jörg Richter