Exhibition Center Solutions-Dorbas

Implemented Functions

Exhibition Hall · Display Space

Exhibition Hall · Display Space

Constant Illuminance Control: Illuminance sensors automatically adjust luminaire brightness to maintain constant illuminance for exhibits.
Curatorial Scenes: One-touch switching of light combinations for different exhibition themes to accurately present curatorial intentions.
Zoned Dimming: Independent control of lighting circuits for individual display cases, wall exhibits and general display cabinets.
Cultural Relic Protection: Lights activated on demand with controllable exposure to reduce light damage to exhibits.
Track Spotlights: Angle-adjustable spotlights support flexible exhibition layout; luminaire position and angle can be adjusted at any time.
Public Lobby · Entrance Hall

Public Lobby · Entrance Hall

Natural Light Linkage: Intelligent linkage between skylight daylighting and artificial lighting with automatic brightness compensation.
Scene Control: Automatic switching of lighting atmosphere for multiple time modes including Opening, Closing and Major Events.
Smart Panel: One-touch master on/off at reception and scene switching for Welcome and Closing modes.
Centralized Management: Hall lighting linked with ticketing and turnstiles; brightness automatically increased during peak passenger flow.
Emergency Linkage: Emergency lighting forced activation upon fire signal trigger to ensure safe personnel evacuation.
Academic Lecture Hall · Multi-Function Hall

Academic Lecture Hall · Multi-Function Hall

Scene Control: One-touch switching among Lecture, Meeting, Performance, Projection and Full Off scenes.
Stepless Dimming: Stepless cyclic dimming for resistive load lighting, with memory of pre-shutdown status.
Device Linkage: Lights linked with projectors, audio systems and screens for one-touch activation.
iPad Control: Wireless centralized control of lighting, air conditioning and audio-visual equipment.
Zoned Lighting: Independent control for podium area, audience area and walkways.
Storeroom · Collection Protection

Storeroom · Collection Protection

Environmental Monitoring: Real-time monitoring of warehouse environment via temperature, humidity, illuminance and ultraviolet sensors.
Low Illuminance Control: Warehouse lighting activated on demand and turned off automatically when personnel leave.
Sensor Control: Lights turn on upon personnel access for collection handling and remain dark normally for protection.
Temperature & Humidity Linkage: Automatic alarm for out-of-limit values, interlocked with dehumidifiers and air conditioning units.
Security Linkage: Warehouse lighting interlocked with access control and alarm systems for automatic response to abnormalities.
Facade · Building Lighting

Facade · Building Lighting

Astronomical Clock Control: Automatically calculates sunset and sunrise based on latitude and longitude for timed switching of landscape lighting.
Scene Lighting: Multi-scene lighting programming for weekdays, holidays and major events.
Wall Washer Control: Graded control of building outline and wall washing lighting.
Energy-saving Operation: Automatically dims brightness or shuts down non-essential circuits during late night hours.
Centralized Management: Facade lighting and indoor lighting are uniformly managed on the platform.

Solution Architecture

The system adopts a layered, distributed architecture consisting of three major modules: the Platform Management Layer, the Network Transmission Layer, and the Field Device Layer. It is compatible with mainstream protocols such as KNX, BACnet, DALI, and Modbus, and fully integrates exhibition hall lighting, air conditioning, security, fire protection, power distribution, and other subsystems, breaking down device silos to achieve unified monitoring, intelligent linkage, and data interoperability across all scenarios.

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Platform Management Layer

(Centralized Monitoring · Scene Dispatch · Environment Decision)

The exhibition center operations & maintenance center and management departments are managed in a unified way. The smart lighting platform, environment monitoring platform, and energy monitoring platform are displayed on the same screen. Scenes for the exhibition halls, lobby, lecture hall, and storerooms are dispatched with one tap, with the exhibition center's status visible in real time.

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Network Transmission Layer

(TCP/IP · KNX · BACnet · DALI)

The exhibition center LAN and floor network switches provide reliable transmission, supporting multi-protocol access via RS485, DALI, BACnet, Modbus, and more. Uplink data collects device status and energy consumption; downlink commands dispatch start/stop, dimming, and scene instructions, achieving two-way connectivity.

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Field Device Layer

(Controllers · Panels · Sensors · Actuators)

Smart panels, dimming modules, and DDC controllers execute control. Air handling units and fresh air units are connected to the building control system. Smart electricity, water, and heating/cooling meters measure energy consumption. Illuminance, temperature & humidity, ultraviolet, and CO₂ sensors perceive the environment and dispatch as needed.

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Covered systems: Smart Lighting · Constant Illuminance Control · Environmental Monitoring · Security Linkage · Energy Monitoring · Centralized Management — six subsystems operate collaboratively on a single platform.

Core Value

Artifact Protection

Constant illuminance control and exposure management reduce light damage to exhibits, while real-time monitoring of temperature, humidity, and ultraviolet rays safeguards the collections — giving precious cultural relics professional-grade protection.
Exhibition Experience

Curation scenes precisely recreate the design intent, with lighting automatically arranged to match each theme and exhibit, creating an immersive viewing experience for visitors.
Energy Saving and Consumption Reduction

Zone dimming, daylight linkage, on-demand storeroom lighting, and energy-efficient late-night operation — multiple measures work together to reduce consumption and lower the exhibition center's operating costs over the long term.
Efficient Management

The operations & maintenance center provides unified visibility, with equipment, environment, and energy all on one screen. Faults are proactively alerted, greatly reducing manual inspections and response time.

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