Anticipatory Luminance Propagation (ALP)
When one fixture detects a vehicle or pedestrian, it signals the fixtures around it over a 5.8 GHz link. The path ahead is lit before anyone reaches it.
Light that leads, not follows.
Conventional sensors react only once you are under the fixture. ALP signals ahead, so drivers and pedestrians see each other early.
How ALP works.
Detect
A vehicle or pedestrian enters a fixture's zone.
Signal
The fixture broadcasts to nearby fixtures at 5.8 GHz.
Brighten Ahead
The path is lit before arrival.
Dim Back
Fixtures return to standby once the zone clears.
Walking in the garage.
Biking down a long driveway.
A long driveway with tree uplighting.
Sightlines open before people meet.
Light follows the occupant.
A driver rounding a column sees a pedestrian only when both are already in the lit zone.
Light leads the occupant.
Approach paths are lit in advance, so drivers and pedestrians see each other early.
One unit. Nothing extra to install.
No Sensors to Install
Detection is built into every fixture. There are no separate sensors to mount, wire to run or node to commission.
Service Is a Simple Swap
Sensing, control and light are one unit. If the light is on, it is working. If a fixture goes bad, replace it.
Priced Like a Sensor
ALP is a module that integrates with the fixture's power supply, priced comparably to current occupancy sensors.
Specifications.
HK Shydee Lighting Co.
Unit C, 8/F First Asia Tower
8 Fui Yiu Kok Street
Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong
Planning a garage retrofit or new build?
Tell us about your facility and we will walk you through how ALP fits.
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