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There are a myriad of reasons why our industrial lighting contracting company does what it does, including the altruistic purposes for which we ply our craft. The projects in which we engage inevitably result in energy reductions, which …
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The more granular you can make the zoning, the more money your firm will save given reduced energy waste. Cutting the lighting system of a plant into zones can be challenging, but with a few ‘rules-of-thumb’ the task …
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LED fixtures are tested vigorously before being released to the market (see Cameron Miller’s PowerPoint from the National Institute of Standards & Technology), with the object being to measure not only initial lumen output, but to project …
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One of the benefits to be derived from a networked lighting control system lies in its ability to provide for more than one scheduling regime, and that’s important if a Facilities Manager is intent on squeezing every bit …
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An important feature on many lighting controls systems is the ability to gradually ramp up the amount of lumen output of a fixture when a person enters a work space area, rather than a hard, harsh jump to …
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Virtually all Facilities and Energy Managers are aware of the value of occupancy sensors used in conjunction with LED luminaires, but some might benefit from an enhanced understanding of how to adjust the settings to optimize their lighting …
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On/off, stepped switching, stepped dimming, or continuous dimming .. which approach does the Facilities Manager select? The answer depends on what type of area is being illuminated, and how the Manager wants the fixtures to behave over various, …
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Virtually all Facilities and Energy Managers are aware of the value of occupancy sensors used in conjunction with LED luminaires, but some might benefit from an enhanced understanding of how to adjust the settings to optimize their lighting …
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ScienceDirect.com tells us: “Anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases have perturbed the Earth’s energy budget, changed Earth’s climate, and are projected to result in considerable climatic change over the next decades to millennia. Examples of physical climate change impacts …
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From NOAA’s Climate.gov, “Carbon dioxide is Earth’s most important greenhouse gas: a gas that absorbs and radiates heat. Unlike oxygen or nitrogen (which make up most of our atmosphere), greenhouse gases absorb heat radiating from the Earth’s …
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