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DMX over power line transmitter connected to architectural lighting system

DMX Over Power Lines: Control Lighting Using Existing AC Wiring

In large-scale installations like architectural lighting, city infrastructure, or retrofits, running separate DMX signal lines is not always practical or cost-effective. That’s where DMX over power line technology offers a smart alternative – allowing you to transmit DMX512 control data using the same 110/220V power cables already in place.

This method is actively used by Sundrax in its PowerGate product line, delivering reliable, real-time control without extra cabling.

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Autonomous DMX network controlling architectural lighting on a building facade


How GSM and GPS Technologies Are Revolutionizing Real-Time Architectural Lighting Management 🌟

Modern architectural and street lighting has evolved far beyond simple timer-based systems. Today, thanks to GSM and GPS technologies, it’s possible to not only control lighting remotely but also adapt it in real time to specific conditions, scenarios, and events. In this article, we’ll explore how this works in practice—using the example of the MONARQ system from Sundrax.

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mooth dimming highlights brick facade texture under evening architectural lighting


How Dimming Shapes Color in Architectural Lighting: Tips and Examples from Sundrax Engineers 🌆

Architectural lighting is more than just illumination—it’s a powerful tool that brings buildings to life. Through color, brightness, contrast, and seamless transitions, it crafts mood, highlights intricate details, and accentuates form. At the heart of this expressive art lies dimming—not merely a way to adjust brightness but a method to transform the perception of color and the atmosphere of any space.

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