NAOS ALPHA

The NAOS Alpha control unit is used for supplying and controlling luminaires within a dynamic escape route guidance system. The unit provides central control of connected luminaires, enabling situation-based adjustment of escape routes within a building.

Through central control logic, escape routes can be displayed dynamically depending on hazard conditions. This improves orientation in complex building structures and ensures clear guidance of escape routes.

The control unit is integrated into emergency lighting systems and manages communication as well as control of connected luminaires. This creates a centralized system structure for managing escape route guidance.

For planners and installers, this provides a solution that can be integrated into modern emergency lighting concepts and enables flexible control of escape route systems within buildings. At the same time, centralized control supports a clear system structure within emergency lighting.

• the central control enables dynamic adjustment of escape route guidance within the building
• the system structure enables clear organization of connected luminaires
• the control logic reduces effort when adapting escape route configurations
• integration into emergency lighting systems enables centralized system management
• the control enables situation-based display of escape directions
• the central device architecture simplifies planning and system structure within projects
• the control unit enables management of multiple luminaires within one system
• system integration ensures consistent control of escape route signage

Especially in complex building structures, public buildings, or large circulation areas, dynamic escape route guidance can support clear orientation. The centralized system structure allows structured integration into the building’s safety concept.

For installers, the NAOS Alpha provides a central control solution within a dynamic escape route system. The unit controls connected luminaires and serves as the core component within the system architecture.

Through centralized control, multiple luminaires can be managed via a single unit, creating a clear system structure within emergency lighting.

The centralized installation also simplifies organization of system components within a project and supports structured implementation of escape route control within the building.

Typical areas of application

• Large office and administrative buildings
• Shopping centers and public buildings
• Airports and railway stations
• Industrial and production facilities
• Hospitals and care facilities
• Event venues and assembly buildings
• Complex buildings with dynamic escape route guidance