Commercial Complex Solutions-Dorbas

Implemented Functions

Retail Shops · Lighting for Specialty Stores & Boutique Areas

Retail Shops · Lighting for Specialty Stores & Boutique Areas

Scene Control: Flexible zoning and lighting switching for large stores and specialty shops according to business status.
Sensor Control: Automatically dims lights during vacant periods and restores brightness upon human presence.
Centralized Management: Store lighting integrated into central control system with real-time status visibility.
Remote Monitoring: Supports remote lighting monitoring and control for efficient operation and maintenance.
Dining · Food Court & Themed Restaurants

Dining · Food Court & Themed Restaurants

Smart lighting modules and intelligent control panels for scene setup, sensing and automatic dimming.
Time-divided Control: Automatic switching among lunch, dinner and closing modes.
Linkage Energy Saving: Lighting interlocked with air conditioning to reduce energy consumption during vacant periods.
Underground Parking Garage · Transitional Lighting

Underground Parking Garage · Transitional Lighting

Anti-permanent-lighting: Zoning based on garage usage frequency for graded control.
DALI Transition Lighting: Effective management of transition lighting at garage entrances and exits via DALI dimming.
Natural Light Linkage: Lights at entrances and exits adjust accordingly to match outdoor natural light gradually.
Building Facade Lighting · Outdoor Landscape

Building Facade Lighting · Outdoor Landscape

Clock Scene Control: Automatic switching for multiple time periods including weekdays, holidays and midnight.
Remote Monitoring: Building facade lighting and outdoor landscape lighting are integrated into central monitoring system.
System Soft Start: Avoid current surge caused by simultaneous startup of luminaires to extend service life.
Central Monitoring · Operations & Maintenance Support

Central Monitoring · Operations & Maintenance Support

Central control center manages lighting for lobbies, elevator lobbies, public corridors and office areas in a unified manner.
Real-time monitoring of critical lighting circuits; faults are instantly displayed on the central control host.
Lightning protection measures adopted for power distribution system to prevent damage to intelligent components from lightning strikes.
Current detection, timing and counting to predict luminaire failure, supporting centralized stock preparation and formulated maintenance procedures.

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. Addressing the actual needs of diverse spaces such as the atrium, retail shops, dining areas, and parking garages, it uniformly integrates systems including smart lighting, building automation, energy monitoring, and environment monitoring: during business hours, lighting and air conditioning scenes run automatically according to visitor flow; glass curtain wall and skylight areas use light sensing for automatic supplementary dimming; the underground garage is graded and controlled by usage frequency with DALI transitional lighting; faults in critical circuits appear on screen instantly — achieving full-scope linkage of lighting, air conditioning, and sun shading for green operation.

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Platform Management Layer

(Centralized Monitoring · Scene Dispatch · Data Decision)

The smart lighting control system is displayed on the same screen as the building control and energy management systems. The central control center manages everything in a unified way, dispatching scenes for the atrium, retail shops, dining areas, and parking garages with one tap, with the status of the entire building visible in real time.

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Network Transmission Layer

(TCP/IP · KNX · BACnet · Modbus · CAN)

The commercial complex LAN and floor network switches provide reliable transmission, supporting multi-protocol access via TCP/IP, CAN, 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, switch actuators, and dimming modules execute control. Occupancy and illuminance sensors perceive the environment. DLX digital input and DLD analog input modules connect various signals, with the CAN bus linking all devices across the building.

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Covered systems: Smart Lighting · Building Automation · Energy Monitoring · Environment Monitoring · Public Area Control · Fire Emergency Linkage — six subsystems operate collaboratively on a single platform.

Core Value

Energy Saving and Consumption Reduction

Time-based scenes, illuminance sensing, and DALI transitional lighting — multiple measures work together to reduce consumption and minimize the commercial complex's operational energy use.
Comfortable Experience

Atrium and shop lighting and air conditioning adjust automatically by visitor flow, with natural, pleasant lighting that creates a comfortable shopping and leisure environment.
Safety & Reliability

Fire linkage with forced-off and forced-on, lightning protection, and real-time equipment monitoring safeguard both commercial operations and customer safety.
Efficient Operations & Maintenance

Critical circuit monitoring, instant fault display, predictive lamp maintenance, and proactive spare-part stocking greatly reduce manual maintenance costs.

Project Cases