21 SmartLight: The right lighting for every stable Lighting management tailored to your needs and targeted energy use in a smart lighting system. Conveniently controlled via the Kerbl smart app. Flexible to use in both retrofitting and new builds. Why does the lighting need to be controlled? The amount of natural light entering the stable varies throughout the day, depending on the weather and across the seasons. At the same time, lighting conditions that are as consistent as possible and tailored to the needs of both animals and humans should be created. If artificial lighting is operated independently of the available natural light, energy may be wasted unnecessarily. Furthermore, defined light and dark phases or individual lighting programmes should not have to be controlled manually on a daily basis. SmartLight handles these tasks automatically – based on time, brightness and tailored to the specific barn’s operations. Lighting tailored to requirements. Precisely controlled Lighting duration and brightness can be precisely adjusted throughout the day to suit the type of animal, usage and operational procedures. With SmartLight, individual brightness profiles can be created with any number of switching and control times. This allows for defined light and dark phases, different brightness levels and gentle transitions in the morning and evening – right through to the simulation of sunrise and sunset. At the same time, SmartLight takes existing daylight into account if required. A light sensor detects the current brightness, and the artificial lighting only supplements the amount still needed to achieve the desired light level. This results in needs-based lighting management that takes both the animals and the farm into account and helps to avoid unnecessary energy consumption. SmartLight lighting control system What control options does SmartLight offer? Time- and sensor-controlled regulation SmartLight takes account of the available daylight and performs automatic adjustments to the artificial lighting. Time-controlled regulation Any number of time points with different brightness levels can be defined throughout the day. Smooth light transitions Changes in brightness can be sudden or gradual – for example, to simulate sunrise and sunset. Changes in brightness can be sudden or gradual – for example, to simulate sunrise and sunset. Manual override The automatic mode can be disabled at any time via the Kerbl smart app or using on-site buttons (wired buttons installed on site or SmartLight wireless buttons) and reactivated as required. Convenient control with Kerbl smart Configuration and operation are carried out via the Kerbl smart app. This allows you, amongst other things, to: • switch lighting circuits on and off • set your desired brightness levels • configure time and brightness programmes • activate automatic mode or override it manually • assign sensors and buttons • change settings remotely This way, you can keep an eye on your lighting at all times and intervene quickly if necessary.
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