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Higher Occupancy Sensor Resolution Promises Greater Savings

07/22/2015 by Craig DiLouie 1 Comment

Occupancy sensors are a proven strategy to reduce lighting energy consumption. As such, they are mandated by commercial building energy codes. Current codes require a maximum 30-minute time delay. Time delay is a field-adjustable setting that determines the amount of time between last detected occupancy and the lights switching or dimming. Newer codes may reduce […]

Filed Under: Articles, Occupancy Sensors

BOM Publishes Article on Recomissioning

07/07/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

BUILDING OPERATING MANAGEMENT Magazine recently published an article about recommissioning lighting control systems. I was happy to be interviewed and contribute to the article. Research suggests retroactive commissioning can generate real energy savings and maximize the performance and value of installed equipment. Check it out here.

Filed Under: Articles, Commissioning

Jim Brodrick on the Connected Lighting Trend

06/26/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Republication of Postings from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solid-State Lighting Program by Jim Brodrick, SSL Program Manager, U.S. Department of Energy As we mentioned in these Postings a few weeks ago, the biggest takeaway from this year’s LIGHTFAIR® International was the prevalence of connected products, and the fact that sensors and controls seemed […]

Filed Under: Articles, Connected/Networked/Digital Control, LED Control

DOE Profiles Commercial Building Stock

06/22/2015 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has begun releasing results from the 2012 Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS). The CBECS is an estimated profile of the U.S. commercial building stock based on an interviewed sampling. Information includes number of buildings, floorspace, age, building type, region, energy consumption, end-use equipment and more. DOE defines a […]

Filed Under: Articles, Construction and Economy, Market Research, Research Studies

Lighting Aspects of ASHRAE/IES 189.1-2014

06/09/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Craig DiLouie, LC wrote this article for the June issue of tED Magazine. Reprinted with permission. In November 2014, ASHRAE published ANSI/ASHRAE/USGBC/IES Standard 189.1, Standard for the Design of High-Performance, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings. This green building standard—picture something like LEED in mandatory code language—covers energy efficiency, site sustainability, water use, indoor environmental […]

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Visible Light Communication Finds Its Applications

05/20/2015 by Craig DiLouie 5 Comments

Visible light communication (VLC) is a particularly exciting technology in an industry that is already going through exciting technological change. This technology, popularly used in applications such as fiber-optics, now shows promise for general lighting due to the advent of LED lighting. The potential is to create spaces that actively communicate with users. What is […]

Filed Under: Articles, Integration, LED Control

Revolution in Smart Lighting Control

05/15/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

enLIGHTenment Magazine recently published an article about the growth of smart lighting for the home, and what it may mean both for consumers and the controls industry. From the article: With the LED revolution has come another shift: lighting products and controls used to be separate entities, but now they are being combined into one […]

Filed Under: Articles, Connected/Networked/Digital Control, Integration

Michael Siminovitch on Adaptive Lighting

04/29/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Michael Siminovitch of the CLTC was recently interviewed for the Echelon blog about adaptive lighting. He says: “We asked, could we dynamically address the lighting according to need, and to do it in a way that preserves safety and security and aesthetics? This isn’t just about turning off the lights. It’s the idea of reducing […]

Filed Under: Articles, Connected/Networked/Digital Control

Lighting Controls Association Members Set to Display New Products at LIGHTFAIR (Sneak Peak!)

04/24/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

The Lighting Controls Association is proud to offer a sneak peak at a selection of new products that will be displayed by members at LIGHTFAIR International May 5-7 in New York City. While some can be seen here, many more await at member booths, so be sure to visit! CREE, INC. Cree, Inc. recently introduced […]

Filed Under: Articles, Legrand, Lutron Electronics Co., PLC-Multipoint, Inc.

Philips Calls for New Thinking on Office Lighting to Satisfy Aging Workforce

04/13/2015 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Today, 30-50% of workers are over 45 years old. Over the age of 45, people begin to experience a deterioration of their near-sight vision. Research shows a 60-year-old person needs between two and five times as much light as a 20-year-old to see the same visual detail, let alone concentrate. As a result, Philips Lighting […]

Filed Under: Articles, Personal Control

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