The Lighting Controls Association is pleased to announce that EE300: Lighting Control of LEDs, one of the Association’s popular online Education Express distance education courses, has been completely revised. Residing here, Education Express provides in-depth education about lighting control and controllable ballast technology, application, system design and commissioning, as well as meta-issues such as commissioning, […]
Catch The Buzz at LCA
The Lighting Controls Association is pleased to offer a new feature at our website–THE BUZZ. This new section provides a single page from which you can access social media feeds (Facebook, Twitter and YouTube) from Lighting Controls Association members going back to 2010. It’s already enormously popular with site visitors. Catch The Buzz here!
Electric TV Documents New Lighting Control Training
To ensure the latest lighting control technologies are installed correctly, new cutting-edge lighting control training is being carried out by a partnership between NECA and the IBEW, as well as input from Lutron and NYSERDA (New York State Energy Research Development Authority). This training, along with the value a customer realizes through an efficient new […]
ELECTRONIC HOUSE Analyzes Pros and Cons of 13 Smart LED Lamps
Intelligent, controllable LED lamps offer a new paradigm for home lighting control. Julie Jacobson, editor of ELECTRONIC HOUSE, analyzes the pros and cons of 13 products implementing WiFi/Internet of Things, 6LoWPAN, ZigBee, Z-Wave and Bluetooth. Read it here.
LCA TV: WattStopper Helps Weber State University Achieve Sustainability Goals
In this short video featuring decision makers, campus installations, and an outreach program to educate students and faculty about the new controls, learn why WattStopper was selected to provide lighting controls for a campus-wide energy efficiency program at Weber State University.
Study Finds Commissioning of Daylight Harvesting Control Systems Critical to Success
Daylight harvesting control, or the practice of using light sensors to automatically reduce electric light in a space when sufficient daylight is present, has been demonstrated to produce significant energy cost savings in buildings. As a proven energy-saving strategy, it has been implemented into many sustainable building projects. It was also incorporated into ASHRAE/IES 90.1-2010 […]
LCA TV: nLight Digital Lighting Control by Sensor Switch
This short video, produced by the Lighting Controls Association at the 2012 LIGHTFAIR event, introduces the building industry to Sensor Switch’s nLight Digital Lighting Control System. nLight is the first lighting control system to cost-effectively integrate Occupancy-based, Daylight-based, Time-based, and Manual control methods. Requiring no centrally hardwired equipment, nLight provides facility managers with the ability […]
Lighting Controls Association Offers Standard Lighting Controls Glossary
The Lighting Controls Association has published NEMA LSD-64-2012, Lighting Controls Terminology, as a supporting document to its Education Express online education system. The glossary is now available as a direct download in Education Express.
GE Lighting and Trane Collaborate to Bring Buildings an Advanced Centralized Building Automation System
GE Lighting and Trane, a brand of Ingersoll Rand, have announced a new way for building owners to apply advanced control strategies for lighting, heating and cooling operations with solutions backed by two of the most well-known names in the industry. GE’s LightSweep Modular Lighting Control Solution can now be seamlessly integrated into the Trane […]
Advanced Control Options for LEED v.4
Version 4 of the popular Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) green building rating system is expected to be released at Greenbuild in November 2013. Final balloting to approve the new LEED version is expected to occur in June, so we don’t know exactly what will be contained in the new rating system. One […]
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