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Line 48: C-Bus as a home automation and commercial building lighting control system is used primarily in [[Australia and New Zealand]]{{Citation needed\|date=April 2012}}. C-Bus is currently available in [[Asia]], the United Kingdom ([http://schneider.bsky.net/802570BC0051FDC4/0/E4034508C43E9DFB8025727900577196?Open&Highlight=2,c-bus,DomainSearchExclude installed] in Number 10 Downing Street, [[Wembley Stadium]] and [[Manchester City Football Club]]), [[Russia]], [[USA]] (named [http://www.squaredlightingcontrol.com/ SquareD]), Canada (from Sound Developments Ltd. [http://www.sounddevelopments.com]) and a number of other countries are now using this system. The C-Bus wireless (RF) system and wired C-Bus Occupancy Controllers can be retrofitted using the existing mains wiring. C-Bus is compatible with Translink C-Bus Gateway, [[OLE for process control\|OPC]], [[Digital Addressable Lighting Interface\|DALI]], DSI, BACnet, TCP/IP, Crestron, AMX, RTI, LonWorks, ModBus, Charmed Quark Controller, the Comfort Intelligent Home System and some other protocols through interfaces. == References ==

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