Every Hamodaz luminaire ships with an occupancy sensor, a daylight sensor, continuous dimming, and wireless mesh networking built into the fixture — cutting lighting energy up to 75% and unlocking utility rebates on day one.
Traditional lighting burns full power whether or not anyone is in the room. Hamodaz fixtures sense, dim, and respond — automatically, fixture by fixture.
Every fixture is its own ~80 sq ft sensing zone. Lights come on to 50% when someone enters, rise on demand, and shut off automatically on vacancy. Private offices default to vacancy mode — lights only run when you actually want them.
A photodiode aimed at the workplane continuously dims electric light as daylight rises. Window-row fixtures coast at 30% on a sunny afternoon while interior fixtures hold level — reducing daylit-zone power 65% or more when the sun is doing the work.
Every Hamodaz fixture pursues DLC Premium qualification — the listing utilities require for their highest rebate tiers. LLLC fixtures typically earn the top networked-controls incentives from PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, and programs nationwide.
Adjust for your space and see what integrated occupancy and daylight sensing returns every year.
Estimates only. Assumes 0.65 W/sq ft installed lighting power and space-type savings factors within the 25–75% range reported in DLC and NEEA field studies of LLLC. Rebate estimate assumes an illustrative $40 per DLC Premium LLLC fixture; actual utility incentives vary by program and year. Verify with your utility and a Hamodaz rep before making commitments.
Luminaire-Level Lighting Control means every sensor, controller, and radio your building code requires arrives inside the luminaire — nothing extra to design, wire, or mount.
At the heart of every Hamodaz luminaire is Atlas — a single integrated board carrying the LED driver, controller, occupancy sensor, daylight photodiode, and Bluetooth Mesh radio. Same firmware, same app, same security in every fixture. Only the optics change.
Eleven fixtures on the shared Atlas engine — from open-office troffers to exterior area lights. Field-selectable wattage and color temperature collapse dozens of legacy SKUs into a single, coherent family.
Open office · 2×4 recessed troffer · 28/32/40W selectable · UGR<19
Private office · 2×2 edge-lit panel · under 1.5" deep · vacancy default
Conference · suspended linear · tunable 2700–6500K · dims to 1%
Lobbies & corridors · 6" downlight · IC-AT rated · flush luminous face
Accent & hospitality · 4" downlight · tighter 35° beam
Corridors · surface wraparound · wall-grazing · life-safety low mode
High-end corridors · wall sconce · 60/40 up-down · 110° corridor PIR
Stairwells & garages · IP65 · IK08 impact-rated · never fully dark
Exterior · wet-location wall pack · full-cutoff · approach detection
In developmentExterior · pole-mounted area light · dark-sky oriented optics
In developmentExterior · path bollard · louvered downward wash
In developmentCalifornia's 2025 Energy Code took effect January 1, 2026. Every mandatory lighting-control requirement it layers onto commercial spaces is handled by hardware already inside a Hamodaz fixture.
| Section | Requirement | How Hamodaz complies |
|---|---|---|
| §130.1(a) | Manual area control | Wallpod and app raise/lower in every space; 4-button scene control for conference rooms. |
| §130.1(b) | Multi-level dimming | Continuous 10–100% dimming on every fixture; down to 1% on tunable SKUs. |
| §130.1(c) | Occupancy shut-off · 600 sq ft zones | Integrated PIR in every fixture — each luminaire is its own zone. Partial-on 50%, vacancy mode, or dual-tech per space type. |
| §130.1(d) | Daylight-responsive control | Closed-loop photodiode in every fixture; ≥65% power reduction in daylit zones, factory-on where required, app-toggleable elsewhere. |
| §110.12 | Demand response ≥15% shed | OpenADR 2.0b gateway signals every fixture on the mesh; shed is additive to occupancy and daylight reductions. |
| NA7.6 | Acceptance testing | Uniform fixture-level sensing passes with 1-of-7 sampling — faster sign-off, fewer test-technician hours. |
DLC Premium qualification is the gate to the highest utility rebate tiers — and it's a design requirement for every Hamodaz SKU, not an afterthought. Our team helps your contractor identify and file the incentives your project qualifies for.
Hamodaz builds spec-grade LLLC luminaires in California for the buildings the 2025 Energy Code is reshaping. Whether you're a lighting designer, an electrical contractor, or a rep agency looking for a differentiated line — let's talk.