5.4.1 Application examples for rooms
Dividing a power circuit up in several rooms and allocating digitalSTROM devices
On the ground floor digitalSTROM-capable ceiling lights in the two bedrooms are all installed in the same power circuit (e.g. Light Sleeping GF). However, the ceiling lights in individual bedrooms are to be controlled differently.
Therefore you are going to rename the default room "parents' room" and create an additional room which you are going to call "children's room". Then you will shift the corresponding digitalSTROM devices from the "parents' room" to the "children's room".
Allocating digitalSTROM devices from different power circuits to one room
The digitalSTROM capable ceiling lights of an open eat-in kitchen are installed in different power circuits (e.g. F1 light living 1st floor, F2 light kitchen 1st floor). The proprietor of the apartment wants to control the ceiling light of the open kitchen and a section of the adjoining living area together (in the same lighting preset).
Therefore you are going to shift the desired ceiling lights from the room "living room" to the room "kitchen" and rename this room "kitchen with dining table". Then you are going to adjust the lighting preset for this room accordingly.
Fig. 47: digitalSTROM Installation with digitalSTROM devices on four digitalSTROM Meters