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LITECOM, Commissioning and maintenance instructions 17.0 | 04.2024 | en 119
10.8 Protective functions
Protective functions can be used to protect the building services installed in your LITECOM system from
environmental damage (such as from storms, rain or ice). The intensity range of luminaires can also be locked
using a protective function.
Note
Note the following for self-contained emergency luminaires:
· Emergency lighting tests are performed on self-contained emergency luminaires even where a
protective function is enabled.
· Only the intensity of self-contained emergency luminaires with switching mode Lighting
management can be locked.
· The intensity range of self-contained emergency luminaires with switching mode Maintained light
or Non-maintained light is not restricted by the protective function.
· The switching mode of self-contained emergency luminaires cannot be changed if a protective
function is enabled for them.
A protective function is triggered by a weather station sensor or an input contact. You can define whether the
protective function is enabled, e.g. from a specific wind speed or when the input contact is open or closed. As
soon as the protective function is enabled, the building services are locked and depending on the configuration,
can either not be moved or dimmed/brightened at all or only in limited circumstances.
Path: App overview > Protective functions
Integrating a protective function
The following steps are required:
· Step 1: Create a new protective function.
Path: App overview > Protective functions >
· Step 2: Use the protective function.
Path: App overview > Protective functions > Configure > tick mark enabled by default
Note
· If the tick mark is disabled, the protective function is not enabled when the input contact triggers.
· Once the tick mark has been removed, all blinds and/or windows in the effective range and the
intensity are unlocked.
· Step 3: Select and configure the trigger.
Path: App overview > Protective functions > Configure> Trigger
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