News
LinkCom announced the Bluetooth mesh topology wireless intelligent lighting control technology.
LinkCom has developed the energy saving solution along with the Bluetooth mesh topology wireless intelligent lighting control technology. It will save up to 85% of the electricity bills by combining smart light control, Human Centric Lighting, and energy saving products.
INCORE 5-13W TRI
The UL 8750 Class P drivers facilitate retrofit of LED lighting into circuits with TRIAC dimmers
Announcing the availability of the INCORE Brand TRI Series of LED power supplies designed to provide a simple interface between conventional TRIAC dimming controls and LED lighting fixtures.
Offering models with nominal ratings from 5W to 13W, the TRI Series facilitates retrofitting of LED fixtures and lamps into circuits initially designed for incandescent lighting. The units are compatible with both leading- and trailing-edge 120VAC TRIAC dimmers. In addition, the TRI Series provides 0-10 VDC dimming control for lighting operating from 120V – 277 VAC sources.
Packaged in a compact IP67 compliant enclosure, the TRI Series is
BLE intelligent lighting control
During the past period of LinkCom IoT department, in-depth discussion on the control parameters of each commmunication technology has converged to the goal of using smart sensor lighting control in the short, medium, and long term. Currently, the development of the BLE light control system is nearing completion, and the marketing of the customer's prior concepts has been completed. Also with a positive response, the goal of product development is to appeal to a minimum of hardware devices, without additional control panel equipment, no re-wiring, no additional routers to access the Internet. The overall device price will be much lower than the wired DALI and wireless ZigBee light control systems.
LinkCom launched the latest system solution with innovative intelligent lighting technology
LinkCom attended the 2018 Smart City Summit & Expo organized by the Taipei City Government and the Computer Association was successfully completed on March 30th. It expanded the application and communication of the Internet of Things (IOT) across industries and field.