BS UNO is equipped with Autodimmer and Bluetooth transmitter (SD versions).
Wide range of accessories for the SD Bluetooth versions and to realize the various emergency versions.
Installation: Wall, ceiling, bar, suspension
Body: Polycarbonate, grey RAL 7035
Optics: Powder coated steel, reflective white
Screen: Opal polycarbonate, with optical diffuser
BS UNO MODULA: THE MAXIMUM EXPRESSION OF THE WATERTIGHT CEILING LIGHT
Using the BS UNO Modula Beghelli equipment leads to a considerable simplification of the installation and a consequent drastic reduction in time. The possibility of not using junction boxes is one of the focus of the new installation methodology: the traditional junction boxes are replaced by the Modula Easy Box junction brackets, integrated in each appliance: during installation, the removable part of the bracket, can be used as a diadem to fix on the ceiling and electrically wired, then housing the device that is clicked on the bracket, ready for use. This allows the entire system to be prepared before fitting the appliances, without additional wiring. Inside the bracket there is a large space for the entrance, the cables and the terminal box, for fast and safe wiring. It also makes the use of through wiring extremely easy, which can be completed before installing the appliances mechanically.
The BS UNO Modula Easy Box junction bracket consists of a snap-on cover that houses the removable terminal block and an integrated box in the appliance, which can contain the system expansion components, such as wireless communication modules Radio or emergency Inverter, both in version with centralized battery CTS and self-powered TR.
Booster Battery, an additional LiFe battery, is also available and doubles the power of LED sources, thus the luminous flux in emergency.
BS UNO RD (adjustable) allows to achieve this result thanks to a driver equipped with a switch with 4 steps of current modulation in order to ensure the maximum luminous efficiency, and therefore the maximum energy saving, while respecting the luminous flux determined at the design stage.