Product Overview
The JL-722A2H light controller is a smart latch-type controller developed based on the Zhaga Book-18 interface standard. It combines light sensing and microwave sensing sensors, outputs DALI dimming signals, and supports infrared remote control for parameter configuration. Ideal for roads, lawns, courtyards, parks, parking lots, factories, and warehouses.
Working Logic: When illumination requirements are met, the lamp operates at slightly bright brightness and starts a countdown. If motion is detected, the lamp becomes fully bright. After motion detection ends, a full-bright countdown begins, then returns to slightly bright mode. The lamp turns off when the slightly bright countdown ends or illumination conditions change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the ZHAGA Controller with light sensing + microwave, DALI 2.0 and infrared remote control?
A: It is an intelligent lighting controller compliant with ZHAGA standards, integrating light sensing and microwave detection, supporting DALI 2.0 dimming and infrared remote control, suitable for roads and lawns.
Q2: What are the benefits of the ZHAGA standard interface for this controller?
A: ZHAGA standard ensures high compatibility, standardized connection, waterproof and reliable performance, enabling easy installation and replacement on LED street lights and outdoor luminaires.
Q3: What advantages does light sensing + microwave dual detection provide?
A: Light sensing controls lighting based on ambient brightness, while microwave detects moving objects; the dual system achieves high-precision automatic control and effective energy saving.
Q4: What features does DALI 2.0 bring to this ZHAGA controller?
A: DALI 2.0 supports digital dimming, bidirectional communication, stable signal transmission, precise brightness adjustment and real-time status feedback for intelligent lighting systems.
Q5: In which scenarios is this ZHAGA controller mainly applied?
A: It is widely used in road lighting, lawn lighting, garden lights, courtyard lighting and other outdoor public lighting scenarios.
