Utility executives, energy efficiency professionals, lighting manufacturers and suppliers, researchers and other industry stakeholders convened in Boston for a one-day summit focused on collaboration and innovation.
David Gordon, industry consultant and founder of Electrical Trends, and MaxLite’s Umesh Baheti discuss the lighting manufacturer’s decision to enter the lighting controls market.
SimplyLEDs has a new CEO as current President Stephan Schmitt takes on CEO duties while company founder Bob Deely steps down as CEO to resume his role as Chief Technology Officer.
Good news for specifiers and designers who need DLC-certified products for their commercial projects, Daintree® Networked wireless lighting controls from GE Current, are now a DesignLights Consortium® (DLC®) Qualified Networked Lighting Controls Product.
One year after being acquired, Universal Lighting Technologies and Douglas Lighting Controls combine entities under a new brand and corporate identity.
In 2007, a new headquarters building for the New York Times was completed in midtown Manhattan. State-of-the-art lighting and control equipment were deployed.
While DMX is an industry standard and a workhorse protocol for dynamic lighting controls that is agnostic to manufacturers, there can be a lot of on-site programming and additional wiring required to be effective.
The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) recently published a study seeking to compare one-for-one luminaire level lighting control (LLLC) retrofits with a comprehensive networked lighting controls (NLC) redesign.
While “circadian lighting” varies in definition, it generally refers to design that uses intensity and spectrum of light for a non-visual effect — namely, to support regulation of circadian rhythms.
