In Kellihers and CT Electric we only deal with high quality lighting controls from PIR’s to whole systems such as that from Hager and their KLIK Lighting Connection & Control system.
We understand having the right options can make all of the difference when it comes to lighting. That’s why we carry a full line of controls from reputable brands to take care of all your installation needs, from start to finish!
Kellihers and CT Electric have a new range of own brand lighting controls stocked nationally in our 23 strong branch network. With the below sensors you can be guaranteed you are getting the best type of lighting sensors for the right space that are specifically designed to maximize performance, energy efficiency and safety.
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BEG is a company renowned for supplying high quality sensors for decades. Today it specialises on creating energy saving sensors for buildings, particularly motion and occupancy detectors.
BEG offers sensor solutions for a wide range of applications including:
Klik is the secure lighting connection and control system that brings plug-in convenience and versatility to lighting. It’s unique modular plug and socket interface provides a simultaneous mechanical and electrical connection in one easy click-in action. Control solutions are provided through wall switching, occupancy sensing, the Klik Lighting Control Module and by integrating their KNX control products.
VARILIGHT is the brand name of Doyle & Tratt Products Ltd the leading British manufacturer of dimmer switches.
Their V-Pro range comprises programmable intelligent dimmers with a choice of dimming modes for wider compatibility. All V-Pro dimmers offer superior dimming technology to deliver the best possible dimming performance for a given load.
To enhance compatibility with the ever-increasing range of lighting options now available to customers, V-Pro dimmers are programmable to offer a choice of dimming modes. In addition, users can set the minimum load level for the dimmer to optimise the dimming range of a particular lighting load.