LCLC Lighting Control Load Center
DMX-controlled breaker panel for architectural lighting in smaller venues.
The LCLC is a compact, DMX-controlled load center that uses motorized breakers to provide a simplified, single-panel solution for architectural lighting control. It is designed for smaller venues like theaters, restaurants, and conference rooms requiring straightforward, reliable power management without complex on-site commissioning.
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Simplified DMX power control for architectural lighting.
The LynTec LCLC series provides a streamlined, all-in-one solution for DMX-based lighting control by integrating motorized breakers directly into a compact load center. This design eliminates the need for separate relay panels and complex wiring, reducing both hardware costs and the wall space required for installation. It is an ideal choice for smaller performance venues, houses of worship, conference rooms, and restaurants where space and budget are primary considerations.
Engineered for simplicity, the LCLC allows for individual or zoned circuit control using standard DMX512 commands, with addressing set via a simple on-board jumper system. Every panel includes a standard emergency auto-on feature for egress lighting (ETL listed to UL 924), ensuring code compliance without additional hardware.
Part of the trusted LC Series.
Integrate the LCLC into your lighting system.
DMX512 Lighting Consoles
Architectural Lighting Fixtures
Emergency and Life Safety Systems
Configure your LCLC panel.
Choose a panel size based on the total number of controlled circuits required for your lighting installation.
- 26-Circuit Models: Ideal for smaller conference rooms, restaurants, or specific zones within a larger facility.
- 41-Circuit Models: Provide higher circuit density for small theaters or venues with more complex lighting schemes.
Select the main service configuration based on your electrical design.
- Main Breaker <100A: Standard configuration for lower-capacity services, available in both 26 and 41-circuit panels.
- 150A, 200A, 225A Mains: Available for the 41-circuit panel to support higher load requirements.
- Main Lugs Only (MLO): For applications where the panel is fed from an upstream breaker.
Populate the panel with motorized breakers that match your specific circuit loads.
- Amperage: Available in 15A, 20A, and 30A ratings.
- Poles: Single, double, and three-pole breakers can be specified to control a variety of lighting loads.
The LCLC uses a straightforward DMX512 implementation for reliable control from any standard lighting console.
- Jumper-Based Addressing: Set the starting DMX address with a simple jumper. Each subsequent breaker is assigned the next sequential address.
- Individual or Zoned Control: Program breakers for individual control or group them in your lighting console for zone-based operation.
Lighting Control Load Center Models
Intelligent Power Control, Simplified.
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A single panel replaces a separate breaker panel and DMX relay system.
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Simple jumper-based DMX addressing requires no programming or on-site commissioning.
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ETL listed to UL 924 for emergency egress lighting, standard on every panel.
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Energy-efficient design with no holding current for cool, long-term operation.
Complete your power-control system
LCLC Load Center Features
Features
Standard DMX512 Control
Individual or Zoned Control
Simplified Setup
No On-Site Commissioning
UL 924 Egress Lighting
Compact Footprint
Reduced Hardware Costs
Energy Efficient Operation
Save Space and Installation Costs
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Combines breaker protection and DMX control
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Reduces hardware and wiring complexity
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Ideal for installations with limited wall space
Simple, Reliable DMX Control
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Standard DMX512 protocol
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Jumper-based addressing for fast setup
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No factory start-up required
Code-Compliant Egress Lighting
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Standard on all LCLC panels
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Automatically activates designated circuits
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Simplifies meeting building safety codes
LCLC Load Center Specifications
LCLC Panel Models
All LCLC panels provide DMX-512 control for architectural lighting applications. Select the model that fits your project’s electrical specifications.
| Model | Main Breaker / Lugs |
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| LCLC 326 | For main breakers <100A |
| LCLC 329 | Main Lugs Only (MLO) |
| LCLC 338 | For main breakers <100A |
| LCLC 341 | 150A, 200A, 225A, and MLO available |
Shared LCLC System Specifications
Electrical
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Service3-Phase, 4-Wire, 208Y/120V
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Circuit Capacity26 or 41 circuit models available
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Main BreakerUp to 225A or Main Lugs Only (MLO)
Control
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ProtocolDMX512
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AddressingOn-board jumpers
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Breaker ControlOn, Off, or No Change per DMX command
Compliance
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Emergency LightingETL Listed to UL 924
Common LCLC Specs
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ControlDMX-512
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Emergency FeatureAuto-on for egress lighting (ETL listed UL 924)
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Energy EfficiencyNo holding current required
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LCLC Load Center Support
Setup & training video series.
Manuals, guides, and factsheets.
FAQs about the LCLC
No, the LCLC is engineered for simple installation and does not require on-site commissioning or a factory start-up. The straightforward jumper-based DMX addressing allows electrical contractors to complete the setup without specialized training.
DMX addressing is set using a simple physical jumper system on the control board inside the panel. No software, computer, or on-site commissioning is required. Once the starting address is set, each breaker is assigned the next sequential address.
The LCLC is designed for smaller circuit counts (up to 41) and is best suited for venues like small theaters, restaurants, and conference rooms. For larger facilities, a LynTec RPC or LCP series panelboard would be more appropriate.
Every LCLC panel comes standard with an emergency auto-on feature for egress lighting. This feature is ETL listed to the UL 924 standard, ensuring designated circuits will automatically activate to meet life safety codes.
The LCLC integrates motorized circuit breakers and DMX control into a single load center. This eliminates the need for a separate DMX relay panel and the complex wiring between it and a standard breaker panel, saving space and installation labor.
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