Lighting controls have always been an essential component of a lighting system, as they enable basic functionality: turning lights on and off, and dimming. But today, these functions are being automated in order to reduce energy consumption. Architectural Lighting magazine recently offered an...
What makes a buildin...
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In today’s building industry, there is a long list of green terms and certifications to consider. With the help of a recent article from Building Operating Management, we’ll review a few of the top rating systems. LEED The most well known certification is LEED, which has been...
Introducing A2LED
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The smallest aperture in commercial LED lighting is now available as an adjustable luminaire. Complementing our D2LED downlight and wall wash products, the new A2LED offers numerous flexible design benefits, including: Smooth 35-degree optical pattern, which may be adjusted and locked up to...
Policy & politi...
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A recent issue of ElectroIndustry magazine highlighted bills related to the electrical industry that are currently in development. Here’s a summary of the top three that specifically affect commercial building: Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act (S 1000) - Creates...
Inside the LM-80
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The lighting industry incorporates a variety of testing procedures to compare products and validate manufacturers’ claims. One of these tests is the LM-80 – and the most recent issue of Architectural SSL magazine explores the inner workings of the certification process. Here are...
