ELECTRONIC INSTALLATIONS LIGHT

Brand Owner Address Description
PROLOG STEINEL GMBH Dieselstraße 80-84 33442 Herzebrock-Clarholz Germany Electronic installations for light, alarm and house automation, namely, wireless and wired controllers, controlled devices, and software for lighting, HVAC, security, safety and other home and office monitoring and control applications; movement, presence, brightness, temperature and gas sensors based on semiconductors, infrared waves, radio or microwaves and analysis and signal electronics therefor, including electronic apparatus for energy consumption metering and forecasting, namely, infant movement alarms, motion detectors, temperature sensors, gas sensors for measuring gas concentration;PRO LOG; PROLOGUE;The wording PROLOG has no meaning in a foreign language.;Electric lighting apparatus, including interior and exterior lights, as well as sensor-controlled lights, including the aforesaid goods for use in lighting systems, namely, lighting apparatus, namely, lighting installations, electric light bulbs, lights for illuminating stairs, doors and other portions of buildings, electric lighting fixtures, lighting fixtures with motion detection;Technical planning and technical project studies, namely, conducting feasibility studies in the field of lighting technology and creating installation plans for electronic installations for light, alarm and house automation; scientific and industrial research and development in the field of sensor and lighting engineering;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A transaction degradation processing method to decide available transactions of automated transaction apparatus easily executes transaction degradation processing for a plurality of automated transaction apparatus installations. An administration server is connected with a plurality of the automated transaction apparatus and performs transaction degradation processing for a plurality of installations of automated transaction apparatus by using a database. There is no longer a need for separately installing programs and tables in each of automated transaction apparatus installations, modification of the table specifications is facilitated, and program maintainability is improved.