1. Acuity Controls – High Bay Networked Lighting Solutions
Overview of XPoint Wireless, including nLight and ECLYPSE integration

2. XPoint Wireless Overview & Updates1
XPoint Wireless Overview & Updates

3. Networked LED … Wired / Wireless
Single User Interface
Single Controller
Single Riser Diagram
Indoor, High Bay, Parking Garage

4. XPoint Wireless is Established
Re-launched in 2016 as part of Acuity Controls nLight system
Previously marketed as part of “LC&D” brand from
Original technology by Adura Technologies Inc., available
XPoint Wireless is deployed through North America (CA, US, MX)
Industrial: Manufacturing, food & beverage processing facilities
Retail: national chains, in retail and parking areas
Municipal: Convention centers, transit depots, parking complexes

5. XPoint Wireless Advantage
Luminaire Integrated
Distributed Intelligence
Onboard Power Monitoring
UL924 Listed Egress Control
Integrates with nLight full building control solution, BMS
No server or SaaS subscription required
Luminaire Integrated
No special wiring is required to install a fixture integrated with XPoint Wireless controls
Designed, tested, and warrantied in Acuity Luminaires
Instant Response
Lighting responds instantly to commands and triggers for optimal safety and energy savings
Distributed Intelligence
Delivers reliable wireless control without a single point of failure; Each fixture “knows” how to respond to sensors, switches, and schedules
Robust Adura® Protocol Provides Resilient Mesh Network
Delivers reliable and proven wireless control and instant lighting response regardless of site conditions
2.4 GHz ( ) – does NOT interfere with Wifi (802.11)
Onboard Current Monitoring
Verification of energy savings
Integrates with BMS and LC&D wired control system
Flexibility to create a hybrid wired/wireless solution that aligns performance requirements with available budget
Combines with relay panels for circuit control of outdoor lighting, corridor lighting, etc.

6. Closer Look: XPoint Wireless Parts and Pieces2
Closer Look: XPoint Wireless Parts and Pieces

7. Wireless Control (no sensor, fixture integral)
Control fixture on/off/dim level via wireless messages from sensors, manual controls, software, or BMS systems
Fixture integrated from factory, easy install (connect power to LED)
On/off, 0-10V dimming control
Real power measurement (3% accurate)
Good for IP/NSF ratings, aesthetics
XPA RL1 DSI

8. Wireless Control (no sensor, field installed)
Control fixture, or circuit, on/off/dim level via wireless messages from sensors, manual controls, software, or BMS systems
Field installed
20A Relay, 0-10V Dimming (100 mA) can support entire circuit of lights
Real power measurement (3% accurate)
Compatible with electronic ballast, standard ballast, tungsten, and plug loads
XPA RP20 D

9. Wireless Controls (with sensor, fixture or field)
Luminaires with wireless sensors can control other fixtures (with or without sensors, can mix & match in a wireless group)
Has all features of internal controller; adds PIR motion sensor and photocell
Variety of embedded and external form factors to suit different LED housings
KO-mount sensors can be field installed
IP66, damp location options
XPA RL1 DSI + XPA DS SBG
XPA SBOR
XPA CMRB

10. XPoint Wireless – Agency Luminaires
As of 7/1/2017
High Bay / Industrial
Parking Garage
Stairwell / Corridor
On Spec Sheets Today
IBG1, JHBL1
IBL IBH1,2
JCBL1, FHE LED1,2
DMW21, VAP LED1,2
PGX1
DSXPG1
Hydrel 47601
WL1
STL
A variety of options for integration showed:
JHBL shows the Light Controller
DSXPG shows a Controller/Sensor
WL shows the Light Controller with Sensor
for a list of LED products
1 = Integrated occupancy/photo sensor option available
2 = 347/480 Stepdown transformer option available

11. Central Emergency Circuits?
Energy codes require controls
Fire / Electrical codes require UL 924 control override devices

12. Example of Traditional UL924 Solution
Traditional Use of UL924 Bypass Relay
Extra wiring connections add cost, challenging in retrofit, high bay, parking garage

13. New Solution: XPoint Wireless “EM/ER” Options
UL924 Listed XPoint Wireless Controllers & Sensors
Simple installation: fixture/controller integrated, no additional components
Easy to comply with energy codes and fire / electrical codes
EM Option for “slow transfer” backup power
ER Option for “fast transfer” or UPS backup power
EM Option: single line voltage connection to Emergency Hot

14. UL924 – “ER” Normal Power Sense Leads
Overrides control during absence of Normal Power
Relay closed
Dimming output at high trim setting
Uses auxiliary normal power sense leads, just like nLight nPP “ER”
Requires connections to both Emergency and Normal unswitched hot circuits
Works with online UPS or fast-transfer emergency circuits
No “nuisance lighting” on following a power outage or initial power-on
“ER” Option only available in XPA RP20 Relay Pack

15. UL924 – “EM” Power Interruption Detection
Overrides control following interruption in power which typically occurs during transfer from normal to backup power
For 90 minutes following interruption/loss in power > 30 ms
Relay closed
Dimming output at high trim setting
Does not require additional normal power leads to be wired
Only suitable for interruptible auxiliary power sources (e.g., diesel generator, slow-transfer inverter)
Possible to have “nuisance lighting” on following a power outage or initial power-on
“EM” Option available in all line voltage XPoint control devices (fixture integrated controller, sensor, or relay pack)

16. How it Works – External Inputs
Additional XPoint Wireless occupancy and photo sensors can be remotely mounted where needed
XPoint Wireless contact interface works with wall controls and other momentary contact signals
nLight scene switches, touchpads, and other inputs can control XPoint Wireless
Sensors & Switches
Analog DC or contact closure input to XPA SIAC2 L2
Remotely mounted XPA SBOR
nLight Wallstations

17. XPoint Wireless Bridge
Wireless Mesh Network
CAT5 Ethernet to LAN / nLight System Backbone
XPA BRG
Used to program, support and maintain XPoint Wireless network
Up to 250 wireless devices per mesh network (can use multiple XPA BRG)
Connects wireless mesh network to LAN / nLight system backbone; routes data between system backbone and wireless devices and zones
Does NOT participate in local control & decision making

18. Centralized Intelligence
Control Manager
Advantages
Less computing per node
Disadvantages
Increased latency
Single point of failure
Less scalable
Occ Sensor

19. Distributed Intelligence
Monitoring & Configuration
Advantages
Lowest latency
No single point of failure
Most scalable
Disadvantages
Increased computing at node
Occ Sensor

20. XPoint Wireless – Distributed vs. Centralized
Distributed: Local Controls (no backbone required)
Centralized: Global Controls (backbone required)
Wireless occupancy sensing
Wireless wall controls / contact inputs
Wireless photocell control
UL924 Egress Mode
Timeclock events
Software / app controls
BMS
Demand Response
nLight Device Inputs
nLight Wallpods
nLight I/O

21. nLight ECLYPSE Controller
System Controller
Manages up to 750 nLight / XPoint Wireless devices
Maintains Time Clock and Schedules
Device Profiles – change sequence of operations in response to schedule, astro clock, wall control, analog input, digital input
Stores all Profiles & schedules onboard
BACnet Interface
BACnet/IP, BACnet/MSTP optional interfaces
Read/Write individual device status or system presets
BTL Listed Building Controller
Web Server
Edge Apps such as nLight Explorer, Space Utilization, ENVYSION run on device, no PC/Server needed
IOT ready with DG Logik technology
nECY

22. nLight ECLYPSE Use Cases
Lighting Only
BMS/EMS Integrated
Unified

23. Unified Solution: One platform for HVAC / Energy / Lighting
Unified Building
HVAC
Energy
Lighting
How does it tie in with the other systems?
SiteView Energy application is embedded on the nLight ECLYPSE controller. It lives side-by-side with the nLight & Xpoint Wireless Lighting Controls System. SiteView Energy part of the Acuity Controls Unified Building Solution and uses the same User Interface engine to provide one unified user experience through a single piece of glass.
nLight ECLYPSE
ECLYPSE HVAC Controllers
Energy Metering
nLightTM & XPOINT Wireless Lighting Controls System

24. ENVYSION Graphics Example
Render amazing graphics with the ENVYSION visualization platform
View live status and control objects via customizable graphics, from web browser, tablet, mobile phone: no server required

25. SiteView Energy Trendlog widgets showing graphs and charts
Render amazing graphics with the ENVYSION visualization platform
Trendlog widgets showing graphs and charts

26. ENVYSION Historical Playback Example
Playback of historical operation

27. XPoint Wireless Advantage
Luminaire Integrated
Distributed Intelligence
Onboard Power Monitoring
UL924 Listed Egress Control
Integrates with nLight full building control solution, BMS
No server or SaaS subscription required
Luminaire Integrated
No special wiring is required to install a fixture integrated with XPoint Wireless controls
Designed, tested, and warrantied in Acuity Luminaires
Instant Response
Lighting responds instantly to commands and triggers for optimal safety and energy savings
Distributed Intelligence
Delivers reliable wireless control without a single point of failure; Each fixture “knows” how to respond to sensors, switches, and schedules
Robust Adura® Protocol Provides Resilient Mesh Network
Delivers reliable and proven wireless control and instant lighting response regardless of site conditions
2.4 GHz ( ) – does NOT interfere with Wifi (802.11)
Onboard Current Monitoring
Verification of energy savings
Integrates with BMS and LC&D wired control system
Flexibility to create a hybrid wired/wireless solution that aligns performance requirements with available budget
Combines with relay panels for circuit control of outdoor lighting, corridor lighting, etc.

28. 3
nLight Overview

29. nLight Networked Controls
nLight is a networked lighting control system for commercial indoor, education and healthcare applications
Luminaire integrated for easy install
Distributed intelligence
Simple, scalable architecture
Plug and play sequence of operations (system startup / programming not required)
UL924 listed controls

30. Large Portfolio of nLight Devices, LEDs
Occupancy sensors
Photocells
Dimmers
Relays (Power Packs, Panels)
Manual Stations (WallPods)
nLight-enabled LEDs:
Recessed
Downlights
Suspended
nLight Backbone:
Bridge
Controller
Software:
SensorView
ENVYSION

31. Basic nLIGHT Zone (nLight Enabled LED)
CAT5e
nLIGHT enabled Luminaire
(e.g. with factory installed
nIO EZ PH device)
nLIGHT Wall Switch Sensor
(e.g. nWSX PDT LV DX)
Out of the Box Capabilities
Dual Tech Occupancy Detection
On/Off
Raise/Lower
Inhibit Photocell (Disabled by default)

32. Basic nLIGHT Zone (normal / non-Acuity LED)
Line Voltage Wires
CAT5e
Dimming Wires
nLIGHT Wall Switch Sensor
(e.g. nWSX PDT LV DX)
Non-nLIGHT enabled Luminaire
nLIGHT Dimming/Relay Pack (nPP16 D)
Out of the Box Capabilities
Dual Tech Occupancy Detection
On/Off
Raise/Lower
Inhibit Photocell (Disabled by default)

33. Occupancy / Photocell Sensors
Enclosure
Photocell Functionality/ Models
On/Off
(model #)
Auto-Dimming
Ceiling Mount
nCM PC RJB
nCM ADCX RJB
Recessed Mount
nRM PC
nRM ADCX
Fixture Mount
nCMB PC
nCMB ADCX
Embedded
(NA)
nES ADCX

34. WallPods (variety of switch inputs)
Key Features:
On, off, dimming, and preset controls
Mechanical wallstations: Traditional soft-click tactile feel
Touchscreen wallstation: Customizable scene, dimming control
3-way / multi-way control
Works with XPoint Wireless

35. nTune™: Mainstream Dynamic White
Full portfolio: nLight dynamic white LEDs
Recessed, Arch. Recessed, Linear
Simple to install
Simple to use
Consistent color temperature
Works with standard nLight system & devices
Productivity Range ( K) Rhythm Range ( K)

36. SensorView – Configuration, Monitoring, Control Software4
SensorView – Configuration, Monitoring, Control Software

37. SensorView Key Features
SensorView 13 support for nLight and XPoint Wireless installations:
Group Devices
Pair luminaires and sensors to respond together uniformly (e.g., sensor triggers zone or stairwell)
Program Schedules
Set normal, holiday, event and after hours behavior to suit the needs of the space
Configure Sensor Settings
Program dimming levels and time delays to optimize energy use
Monitor System Status
See live device status and sensor readings
Graphical Floorplan
(Paid Service Option) See devices and zones on a graphical floorplan of the space
Mobile/Tablet Control App
Control lighting zones from iOS devices with Virtual Wallpod App (iPhone / iPad)
Report and Analyze
(Optional Module) Verify historical system operation and graph energy usage information
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38. Device Settings
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Device Settings is where dim levels, time delays, and other sensor settings are configured.

39. Device Status
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Device Status is where the live status of the device is reported (relay state, dimming, sensor readings, power).

40. Virtual Wallpods
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Virtual Wallpods are simple control applications that run on iPhones or iPads to provide simple zone / device dimming and preset controls

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