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Government-mandated policies such as California’s Building Code, Title 24 have been instrumental in identifying new ways to reduce energy consumption. Title 24 requires that, by 2030, all new nonresidential construction must meet zero net energy requirements, which means a building cannot emit more energy than it produces...
Disruption is the new norm in the lighting industry. Commercial lighting is now more than illumination as seen by these top five trends for 2019...
An article published in the SPIE journal Optical Engineering, “Arbitrary spectral matching using multi-LED lighting systems,” marks a substantial advance in lighting science and technology. In their paper, the researchers announce a two-pronged approach to both measure and self-adjust the spectral power distributions (SPDs) of LED lighting systems...
This was my first time at the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition), and the 11th occasion of this event, which was organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)...
Not every showroom will be the ideal fit for offering smart home products, but as the fastest-growing category in lighting, it deserves careful consideration...
Networked lighting controls can reduce energy consumption by an average 47%, according to a recent industry study. That makes control a powerful tool in managing energy costs, but it only captures a small fraction of its potential value in enhancing quality lighting with LED technology...
“Luminaire-level lighting controls” (LLLCs) — that’s a mouthful of Ls! This relatively new term in the lighting controls industry indicates that every fixture controlled by a networked lighting control system (NLC) incorporates two specific things...
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The aging population creates a growing demand for compassionate care options for seniors including independent living, rehab/transitional care, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home care. Proper lighting in facilities that care for seniors is essential...
Read more: 5 Ways Lighting Control Systems Improve Senior...
Switching off streetlights to save money and energy could have a positive knock-on effect on our nocturnal pollinators, according to new research...
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NX Distributed Intelligence Chosen for DesignLights Consortium Networked Lighting Controls Qualified Products List
Hubbell Control Solutions announced NX Distributed Intelligence has been added to the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Qualified Products List (QPL) for the “Indoor Wired” category.
Projects across the United States and Canada that include NX Distributed Intelligence are now eligible for significant rebates with local utilities and energy efficiency programs. In many cases these projects that reference compliant solutions on the DLC QPL qualify for the highest level of rebates available and an increasing number of commercial project RFP’s are mandating the use of QPL products.
