Lighting Control Design & Application Guide
Implementing a lighting control system in buildings can potentially save up to 60% on energy. But did you know that using appropriate lighting control strategies can do more than just reduce energy? When the right lighting design strategies are applied, substantial amounts are saved on operating costs and productivity is improved. Learn what steps you can take to start applying a lighting control system in your space.
Designing a Lighting Control System
Before choosing products for your lighting system, take into consideration the lighting needs for the space. Once this has been determined, the ideal lighting control solutions can be created. Use the following steps to help create the ideal lighting system for your space.
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Lighting Fixtures and Dimming Systems |
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Control Systems |
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Sensors |
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Wall Controls |
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Accessories |
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Step 6 // Programming Device and Commissioning |
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Lighting Control System Application
Planning out a lighting system may be difficult. Our team of lighting control consultants can assist in product selection, design and layout for your space. Contact us to start designing a lighting control system.
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| Email: customerservice@lbclighting.com | Telephone: 626-279-2658 |
Concept Designs
Wireless Option – An open and private office lighting control concept design utilizing fluorescent lights, and wireless controls. Occupants can adjust individual fixtures and sensors throughout the space with a handheld controller. Portable controllers can also be wall mounted.
Wired Option – An open and private office lighting control concept design utilizing fluorescent lights. Wall mounted wired controls are used to adjust individual fixtures and sensors throughout the space.
