What's inside the Wattstopper PLUS Commercial Lighting Controls Overview

Wattstopper is the Legrand-owned commercial lighting-controls brand for offices, schools, hospitals, retail, and large-floorplate luxury homes. The PLUS Overview is the Eurasia-market solutions catalog covering the integrated Wattstopper PLUS system with Encelium technology — a manufacturer-agnostic platform that combines occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting, networked control, and BMS/HVAC integration into a single scalable architecture.

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Wattstopper PLUS System — the headline platform with Encelium technology integration for commercial-scale lighting control.
User Interfaces — touchscreen panels, keypads, and mobile-app floor-plan zone control.
Sensors — occupancy, vacancy, and daylight sensors for harvesting and code-compliant control.
Distributed Load Controllers — the in-zone power-control hardware.
Managers — the system supervisors that orchestrate zones and scenes.
System Infrastructure — DALI controllers, network bridges, and the wired/wireless backbone.
Integrations — BMS, HVAC, security, and fire-alarm cross-system handoffs (including the fire-triggered full-brightness behavior for safety).
Vertical Solutions — case studies and feature pages for Office, Healthcare, Education, Retail, and Hospitality applications.

What you'll find inside

The Overview documents circadian-rhythm synchronization, automated comfort dimming, manual and touchless control, daylight harvesting via window-shading integration, BREEAM-certified retail case studies, healthcare-facility patient-comfort/staff-empowerment scaling, education-sector lecture-hall keypad and fire-alarm integration, and the six headline benefits of the platform — flexibility, minimal hardware, fast installation, scalability, BMS/HVAC integration, and future-proof asset tracking.

Across 18 pages, Wattstopper PLUS organizes its system around six component categories (User Interfaces, Sensors, Distributed Load Controllers, Managers, System Infrastructure, Integrations) and five named vertical applications (Office, Healthcare, Education, Retail, Hospitality) — with the catalog audience tiered by stakeholder (architects, electrical contractors, building owners, facility managers, occupants).

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