WO2017054030A1 - A mobile power, data and lighting system - Google Patents
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- the present invention is directed to a system for the distribution of power for temporary lighting and general use, which may at least partially overcome at least one of the abovementioned disadvantages or provide the consumer with a useful or commercial choice.
- the at least one weatherproof RJ-45 jacks provides a minimum of 200W of available low voltage power for transmission to at least one connected device.
- the DC power source device is a DC power supply powered by high voltage AC power.
- main enclosure is not user accessible.
- Fig 2 is a side view of the station of Fig 1.
- Fig 8 is a side view of a second embodiment of the station of the first aspect of the invention.
- Fig 24 is a schematic of a further embodiment of a non-maintained POE Ethernet lighting fixture component of a system of the second aspect of the invention.
- Fig 28 is a depiction of a batten style sustained light fixture component of a system of the second aspect of the invention in full illumination mode.
- Fig 30 is a depiction of an emergency light form factor.
- IP cameras including pan-tilt-zoom cameras
- cables can extend in any direction 100m allowing for a large area to be serviced by the one device (3 ,415m2).
- the high powered devices such as those 1 SOW per port mid spans from Phihong can extend this range to 150m, increasing the area services to up to 70,685m2.
- the mobile station 40 also has contained within the master controller cabinet 58 meters and current sensors 64 which include an LCD display for monitoring the energy consumed by the device and the devices connected to it.
- meters and current sensors 64 which include an LCD display for monitoring the energy consumed by the device and the devices connected to it.
- a webserver that logs and stores the data generated by the meter 64.
- the webserver is a 12-28VDC ethernet/3G/4G/USB enabled device provided by Carlo Gavazzi (RS485).
- this webserver is accessed via a browser interface via the on board 3G/4G. In alternate embodiments it can be connected via an ethemet connection from the low voltage power over Ethernet station 10.
- Microprocessor/PC 112 connected to power supply 100.
- this comprises an INTEL NUC portable PC.
- it may comprise an chicken PC or a Rasberry PI PC or it may in fact be a dedicated, preprogrammed microprocessor.
- Wifi router/access point 118 for providing remote users tablets 120 and laptops 122 access to the controlling interface provided by NUC 112.
- NUC 112. telecommunications network 126 and internet 128.
- This allows for users of PC's 134 connected to internet 128 to access the control interface provided by NUC 112. It also allows the NUC 112 to communicate with a SMS gateway 130 for sending text message alerts to mobile phones 132.
- the output of the high power injectors 136 is provided to patch panel 28 via Ethernet connection 137.Multiple POE injectors 136 can be utilised as required.
- Lighting Controller 148 connected to power supply 00.
- controller 148 outputs a conventional DALI bus containing two low voltage DALI control wires 150 and a high voltage mains rated cable 152.
- DALI bus Connected to the DALI bus are a number of DC Strings LED driver modules 154 which take high voltage power, transforms it into DC power for powering LED strips and overlays the DALI control signal over the DC power, the combined power and DALI signal is then fed into POE injector 156 creating a high powered DALI/POE connection and output to patch panel via Ethernet connection 60.
- DALI signal wires 150 are also connected to DALI I/O connections 162 from which an external low voltage DALI bus can be extended.
- IP cameras 96 which can be integrated into a security control system programmed into the NUC 112.
- Environment IP sensor 200 which are commercially available sensors for monitoring a plethora of environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, light levels, C02 levels, CO levels, gas levels etc.
- Charging Station 216 powered by 4 high power POE connections 218. Charging station converts the high power POE power made available over the Ethernet connections 2 8 and converts the power into 500W of high voltage power which is output over general power points 220. In addition charging station 216 also features USB charging points 222 and data ports via Ethernet 224. Optionally the charging station 216 also has electricity meter and consumption display 226. Charging station is enclosed in an IP65 rated weatherproof enclosure suitable for outdoor use and use within construction sites.
- the DALI bus 152 is output by the lighting controller 148 in lighting station 10 from Fig 3 or it is formed by combining the DALI signal wires inputs 162 with high voltage power from power supply 100 in station 0 of Fig 4.
- LED drivers 154 receive the DALI signal from the bus 115 and overlay it onto up to 150W of DC power which is then passed to POE injector 156.
- the high power injectors 156 then output the power for the LED strips to be driven and the control signal over all four pairs of wire in an Ethernet connection 160 which is then made available via patch panel 28 for connecting strings of 20W LED light fixtures 204 or for supplying power to a remote POE splitter 180 which divides the high power input into 4 separate channels suitable for single LED lights 182, 184, 186 and 88.
- Station 10 of Fig 14 has an external DALI bus 163 for connecting DALI switches 165 and DALI sensors 167.
- the DALI bus 163 is derived from lighting controller 148 powered by power source 100.
- the other Ethernet connection from T splitter 256 is then fed into a compatible POE splitter 260 which in the preferred embodiment is the 1 SOW POE INJ 1000 - DinX Gigabit POE injector/splitter sold by Tycon Power Systems.
- This POE splitter 260 splits off the combined DC current and DALI signals from the Ethernet connection.
- the combined DC current and DALI signals are then fed into LED driver 262 such as Tridonic's LMI 48V 350- 700mA 20-42V FO Slim driver.
- LED driver 262 receives both the DALI signals and the power with which to power the constant current LED strip or strips 266 which it outputs via DC output 264.
- DALI Ethernet LED lights can also be provided in sustained versions which incorporate a battery backup and an inverter PCB for powering the LED strips when the mains power is
- Stations 10 in both Fig 13 and 14 are also adapted to power strings of LED light fixtures or individual LED lights without any overlayed DALI signal.
- power source 100 is used to drive DC power supplies 138 which in turn feed 48V DC power to high power POE injectors or midspans 136 which inject up to 150W of DC power into Ethernet connections 137 which are then output via patch panel 28.
- the DC power is combined in injector 136 with an Ethernet connection 139 derived from POE switch 114 which is in turn connected to lighting controller 148. This connection allows lighting controller 148 to separately address connected devices via TCP/IP protocol including LED drivers, sensors, IP cameras, access control systems, switches, scanners and similar devices.
- LED lights are invariably driven by LED drivers.
- An LED driver is an electrical device which regulates the power to an LED or a string (or strings) of LEDs.
- An LED driver responds to the changing needs of the LED, or LED circuit, by providing a constant quantity of power to the LED as its electrical properties change with temperature.
- An LED driver is a self-contained power supply which has outputs that are matched to the electrical characteristics of the LED or LEDs.
- LED drivers may offer dimming by means of pulse width modulation circuits and may have more than one channel for separate control of different LEDs or LED arrays.
- the power level of the LED is maintained constant by the LED driver as the electrical properties change throughout the temperature increases and decreases seen by the LED or LEDs.
- the conventional view is that without the proper driver, the LED may become too hot and unstable, therefore causing poor performance or failure.
- T adaptor and POE splitter 308 and 312 are replaced with an RJ45 junction box.
- the junction box receives two RJ-45 plugs and connects them, instead of a third RJ-45 plug as in the case of the T-adaptor, the junction box has the facility to connect individual wires to each wire of the Ethernet cable. From this 8 wire port the four positives are joined and the four negatives are joined so as to form a two wire DC current source that is directly connected to LED strips.
- the second RJ-45 plug 306 can be removed together with T adaptor 308 making the light a regular single connection light fitting.
- POE splitter 312 can be used or a similar junction box can be used to strip the wires out of the
- Ethernet LED lights 300, 320, 330 and 340 all employ constant voltage LED strips. If it is desired to provide lights utilising constant current LED strips this can be accommodated within the designs depicted in Figs 20 to 23 by including an upstream DC-DC step down convertor which converts the source of power to power the LED strips 314 (and 322) into a source of constant current as opposed to constant voltage. Again these can be provided with or without the second RJ45 and without the POE splitter when the wires of the cable are hard wired to form a DC power source.
- Fig 24 an alternative embodiment of a daisychainable LED light fixture 350 is shown.
- the main difference to LED light fixture 300 from Fig 20 is that it contains an extra Ethernet T adaptor 308 and an extra IP65 rated Ethernet port 352 mounted in the housing 302 so that each light fixture has one power input and two power outputs. This allows for the LED light fixture 350 to be arranged in a branching pattern as set out in Fig 25.
- one or more T box's 354 can be provided as depicted in Fig 26.
- the T box has three IP65 rated Ethernet ports 356 contained within an IP65 rated enclosure that has inside of it, an Ethernet T adaptor 308. Together with daisychainable LED light fixtures 300 (or any variations thereof, not shown), they can form a branched array of LED light fixtures as shown in Fig 27.
- the inverter technology employed in both charging station 216 and 240V conversion module 228 is based around the core technologies of inverting a low voltage DC current into a high voltage AC current.
- Charging station 2 6 is provided with the main purpose of supplying 240V AC power to locations remote from station 10 via a plurality of low voltage, high power POE connections. By eliminating large spans of 240V AC power, the chance of accidental death from electrocution is diminished significantly.
- four Ethernet cables 218 are connected to high power inputs on the charging station 216 and to a corresponding number of high power Ethernet outputs on station 0.
- the plurality of low voltage high power connections 218 provide sufficient power to be transformed into 240 AC power for distribution through GPO outlets 220.
- the 240AC power can also be used to power a plurality of USB ports 226 for charging smartphones, tablets and other smaller devices.
- Ethernet ports for data connectivity can be supplied to the charging station from the data connection extracted from the plurality of POE connections 218.
- Figs 38, 39 and 40 there are schematics depicted for alternative embodiments of charging stations 216.
- the charging station Common to all embodiments of the charging station are four high power IP65 rated Ethernet ports 360 mounted into the IP65 rated chassis 365. They each receive a 150W high power POE power supply from station 10 (which is derived from the Tycon POE splitter - POE-INJ-1000-DINx). Together four connections provide 520W worth of power for use by devices connected to the charging stations
- the high voltage AC power is supplied to general power outlets 370.
- This high voltage power can be used by tradesman wishing to use the power to operate machinery and tools.
- the 240V AC power can also be supplied to USB charging station 372 which incorporates its own
- This module 228 runs on the same principle as the charging station 216. However the conversion module 228 does not have any power points of any kind as an output. Rather it has softwiring connectors provided on the enclosure to the device which other softwiring adaptors use to make a connection to bring the high voltage power made available by the device to various power boards and distribution devices.
- inverters of the sort mentioned above can be connected in series as shown in Fig 42.
- 24 high power POE connections are introduced into RJ45 jacks 410 and up to 15A of 240V power can be realised from these connections via softwiring adaptor 470.
- 24 data connections are also available for use locally via RJ-45 outputs 480 (where only one connection between it and POE injector 420 is shown).
- Modules 228 can be installed throughout the building where 240V power (or 110V power) is required. This obviates the remaining reason for running high voltage cables throughout a building. No separate cable trays need to be provided for data and high voltage as they can now be run throughout the building together along the one set of cables.
- the soft wiring adaptor such as those produced by CMS Electracom are useful for providing general power points and also panels in which Ethernet connections can also be patched in so that both power and data is available for users.
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