Douglas Lighting Controls®, a member of the Panasonic family of companies, recently announced its Dialog® eco-system has been approved by DesignLights® Consortium and in their Qualified Products List (QPL) under Network Lighting Controls (NLC). The Dialog listing covers all Douglas Dialog products, including Dialog Centralized and Distributed Systems, Bluetooth Network System, and CheckLight® Energy Management System.
DLC Announces New Technical Requirements for Networked Lighting Controls
The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) recently released a new version of its technical requirements for networked lighting controls, aiming to encourage wider market adoption of this energy-saving and smart building-enabling technology by focusing on issues it says are key to increasing customer confidence.
Steve Mesh Talks Dimming Curves, Part 2
Different types of dimming curves may be incorporated in dimmers, software for lighting control systems, and output devices like LED drivers irrespective of the actual protocol used to communicate between them.
Steve Mesh Talks Dimming Curves, Part 1
Let’s talk about dimming and dimming curves, and a variety of attributes that you should consider, inquire about, then specify what you actually want.
LSI Industries Launches AirLink Blue™ Wireless Bluetooth Mesh Network Solution for Outdoor Lighting Control Applications
LSI Industries recently announced the launch of its new AirLink Blue wireless outdoor lighting control system.
Lighting Controls Association Announces New Course on Lighting Control Protocols
The Lighting Controls Association (LCA) now offers EE305: Protocols as a new course in its popular Education Express program.
Lighting Controls Association Welcomes Toggled IQ as a New Member
The Lighting Controls Association is pleased to welcome Toggled IQ as a new member.
RAB Lighting Introduces SmartShift® Powered by Lightcloud
RAB Lighting’s SmartShift® is an advanced yet easy to use circadian lighting system.
Synapse Wireless Introduces the Sense 4-20
Synapse Wireless’s Sense 4-20 enables you to bring the power of the latest Internet of Things technology into older facilities and equipment. Lighting networks are typically limited to photocell or motion sensors, but the Sense 4-20 enables integration of other sensors, such as temperature, humidity, vibration, etc. into an existing SimplySNAP network, expanding energy management tools.
GreenMAX DRC Room Control by Leviton
Leviton’s GreenMAX DRC room control solution uses wired LumaCAN networking for communication between devices and wireless Ethernet for configuration and backbone connectivity.