Wiki source code of GLS-LCCT
Version 2.3 by Mark Kohlmann on 2020/04/17 16:38
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| 1 | The GLS-LCCT is an outdoor rated (IP67) sensor capable of reading daylight intensity (Lux) and Color Temperature (K) as well as RGB and HSV in CIE 1931 2° Standard Observer color coordinates. The sensor is designed to be installed on the roof of a building and features an internal heater to handle winter weather conditions. The sensor delivers Lux values between 0 and 100,000 in 10 Lux increments. Color temp is provided between | ||
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| 4 | ==== GLS-LEXT Replacement Considerations ==== | ||
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| 6 | Crestron discontinued the GLS-LEXT with the introduction of the GLS-LCCT. The GLS-LEXT is a calibrated purpose built sensor for detecting light levels above or below a threshold. The sensor is generally positioned on the side of a building facing North out of direct sunlight. The deployment for the GLS-LCCT is completely different with the sensor recommended to be installed on the roof of the building. |