Philips LLC7020 Outdoor Luminaire Controller User Manual

The LLC7020 Outdoor Luminaire Controller is a Philips Starsense outdoor lighting telemanagement system product. It can monitor and drive one ballast-lamp combination. It is designed for use in residential, street and road lighting applications, including parking lots, ports, train stations and industrial complexes.


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Brand
Philips
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
871 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
C702
MD5 checksum
4442540201DCCDB73A24FC2449F243C5

About this manual

The LLC7020 Outdoor Luminaire Controller (OLC) is a LonWorks network device that monitors, controls, and drives a lamp‑ballast combination via power‑line communication. It can switch its output on/off, dim the lamp, and report electrical characteristics such as voltage, current, power factor, and energy consumption.

The manual covers mounting options, wiring diagrams, LED status indicators, safe‑guard mechanisms (photocell and back‑up scheduler), and detailed technical data including temperature ranges, voltage ratings, and power consumption. It also explains how to power the unit, use the local output timer, and interact with the Philips Starsense system.

What's inside

  • General Description
  • General operation
  • Mounting information
  • Dimming
  • Neuron ID
  • Powering the OLC ON
  • Status messages
  • Safe‑guard mechanisms
  • User Interface
  • Technical data

Specifications

Storage temperature range-25°C to +85°C
Operating ambient temperature-20°C to +75°C
Rated voltage180Vac to 253Vac
Maximum load400W, any type of lamp load
Stand‑by power consumption (Relay ON)< 8W (peak)

Frequently asked questions

What does the green LED indicate?

The green LED is on when the OLC unit has mains power.

How does the OLC handle communication failure with the Segment Controller?

It can fall back to photocell operation or to a back‑up scheduler, allowing the controller to operate autonomously when communication is lost.

What is the Neuron® ID?

Each OLC has a unique 48‑bit Neuron® ID printed on three barcode labels on the front of the unit; it cannot be rewritten.

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