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Network and IT Guidance Technical Guide

www.eaton.com/lightingsystems

Gateway

Ethernet
Interface 2

Gateway

Option 4: Corporate LAN Deployment with BMS Connection - Mode 1

Ethernet
Interface 1

LumaWatt Pro 
Energy Manager

Lighting 

L2 VLAN

Corporate LAN

BMS Network

Gateway

Ethernet
Interface 2

Gateway

Option 5: Corporate LAN Deployment with BMS Connection - Mode 2

Ethernet
Interface 1

LumaWatt Pro 
Energy Manager

Lighting 

L2 VLAN

Corporate LAN

BMS Network

Building 1

Gateway

Ethernet
Interface 2

Gateway

LumaWatt Pro 
Energy Manager

Lighting 

L2 VLAN

Building 2

Ethernet
Interface 1

Summary of Contents for LumaWatt Pro

Page 1: ...rtant Engage appropriate network security professionals to ensure all lighting control system hardware and servers are secure for access Network security is an important issue Typically the IT organiz...

Page 2: ...7 Potential causes for signal disruption 7 Administration and Maintenance 7 Configuration and Management tools 7 Internal web pages 7 Certificates 8 User management roles and access 8 Backup and Resto...

Page 3: ...gh the LumaWatt Pro Gateway using the IEEE 802 15 4 wireless communication protocol that includes AES encryption to ensure secure links The LumaWatt Pro Energy Manager is typically mounted in a wiring...

Page 4: ...Energy Manager System Overview The LumaWatt Pro Wireless Network is based on the IEEE 802 15 4 standard and operates in the 2 4 GHz ISM spectrum The chief concern with deploying IEEE 802 15 4 network...

Page 5: ...2 TCP 52725 Energy Manager SSL secured CAPI web services Always Open Network LAN and WAN LumaWatt Pro was designed so only Gateways and Energy Manager devices with the interface directly with the LAN...

Page 6: ...ices communicating on the same channel can cause interference the devices need to be set on channels that do not overlap If we overlay the most frequently used channels used by IEEE 802 15 4 LumaWatt...

Page 7: ...ignals can have trouble communicating through these solid objects reducing the wireless range b Transmitter and end device placement planning during the design phase is critical to ensure proper cover...

Page 8: ...stomer s network system administrator and any required 4G modem installation VPN access port opening and or credentials are revoked upon completion of the required support service Special service prog...

Page 9: ...etwork can communicate with sensors on the LumaWatt Pro Wireless network In addition to isolation from IT networks the LumaWatt Pro Wireless Network provides security against tampering through the wir...

Page 10: ...Watt Pro network provides the following topology options 1 Gateways on Separate Secure Network on premise IT does not want the system on the corporate LAN 2 Cloud Connected Secure Connections multiple...

Page 11: ...ed Secure Connections Multiple Sites LumaWatt Pro sensor 4G Gateway CR DSL Internet SSL Ethernet Interface 1 120 277VAC mains power Gateway Option 1 Energy Manager Acts as DHCP server and services add...

Page 12: ...1 LumaWatt Pro Energy Manager Lighting L2 VLAN Corporate LAN BMS Network Gateway Ethernet Interface 2 Gateway Option 5 Corporate LAN Deployment with BMS Connection Mode 2 Ethernet Interface 1 LumaWat...

Page 13: ...ctive owners Gateway Ethernet Interface 2 Gateway Option 6 Enterprise Energy Manager Development with BMS Connection Ethernet Interface 3 Lighting L2 VLAN Corporate LAN BMS Network Building 1 BACNET I...

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