Zūm® Lighting Control System, Hub4 with Wireless Gateway and Power Supply

The Crestron Zūm® Floor Hub Light kit is comprised of a Zūm Floor Hub (ZUML-HUB4), Zūm Net Wireless Gateway (ZUMNET‑GATEWAY), and a power supply (PW-2407WU) for the gateway. It is intended to facilitate quick and cost-effective configuration and setup of a centrally managed Zūm light control system.

The Zūm Floor Hub enables web-based management and control of rooms equipped with Zūm light control systems. The Zūm Floor Hub is capable of controlling up to 1,000 rooms. The Zūm Floor Hub can also manage external rooms that are controlled by non-Zūm equipment such as a GLPP, GLPAC‑DIMFLV, or DIN‑AP3 series system.

Zūm Net Wireless Communication
Connect up to 30 Zūm Net Wireless Gateways (ZUMNET‑GATEWAY) to enable communication between the Zūm Floor Hub and the Zūm room. The ZUMNET-GATEWAY communicates with the Zūm room using Zūm Net Wireless technology and relays communications via Ethernet to the Zūm Floor Hub. One Zūm Network Bridge (ZUMMESH‑NETBRIDGE1) is required in each Zūm room. Up to 50 Zūm Network Bridges can be paired with a ZUMNET-GATEWAY.

Web-Based Management
The web browser user interface can manage,monitor, and schedule all of the available rooms on the network. Use a laptopcomputer (not included) to configure devices to work with the ZUM‑HUB4. Activelighting scenes, daylight levels, occupancy detection, and scheduled time clockevents are displayed. Errors are shown to facilitate troubleshooting.

Time Clock
A built-in time clock enables automatedlighting control based on the time of day. Assign a Room Category (such asOffice or Hallway) for consistent control and programming across multiplerooms. The clock allows Day Pattern arrangement for each Room Category, with upto 24 Room States scheduled over a 24 hour period. Different Day Patterns canbe defined and assigned to the calendar, which is pre‑populated with typicalday patterns and a selection of U.S. holidays.

BACnet™ Communications Protocol
Communicate with a Building Management System (BMS) to provide control of fire/life safety, lighting, and otherbuilding automation systems. The ZUM‑HUB4 supports up to 9,000 BACnet objects.
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Zūm Wireless Integration‍

Integration with existing Zūm Wireless installations is achieved with a ZUMNET‑GATEWAY, which connects to the ZUM‑HUB4 via Ethernet.

Non-Zūm System Integration
In addition to managing rooms equipped with Zūm lighting control, the Zūm Floor Hub also enables integration with other Crestron systems over an Ethernet connection. Two methods of integration are available as follows:

• External Rooms: Any room that uses a Crestron lighting control system other than the Zūm Floor Hub, such as a GLPP, GLPAC-DIMFLV, or DIN-AP3. The room can be added to the Zūm network as a virtual room allowing it to be monitored, controlled, and scheduled alongside Zūm rooms 2, 3
• Mirrored Rooms: Any Zūm room equipped with a Zūm system that is configured to be monitored and controlled by an external Crestron control system. This allows for enhanced control of the room using a Crestron touch screen or handheld remote, as well as integration with shading, climate control, AV, and other equipment 2, 3

1. Item(s) sold separately. Refer to each product’s spec sheet for more information.
2. SIMPL+ software modules are provided for use in commissioning a Crestron control system to work with the Zūm Floor Hub. The software modules run within the control system program and provide virtual connections for all the necessary intersystem control signals. A separate dedicated module is required for each external room and each mirrored room. Control systems are limited in the number of modules supported, ranging from 0 to 200 depending on the model. For further assistance, please contact Crestron Commercial Lighting Support via email at clclighting@crestron.com or by calling 855-644-7643.
3. Each non-Zūm system must be custom commissioned to provide the appropriate control logic required to communicate and operate as part of the Zūm network. Once integrated, each “external room” effectively becomes a part of the Zūm ecosystem.