Audacy Wireless Lighting Control Joins Lighting Controls Association

February 16, 2018

A division of Ideal Industries Inc., Audacy Wireless Lighting Control offers a wireless solution that can reduce lighting energy costs by up to 50%. Enabled for both Apple and Android platforms, this solution integrates easily into existing BAS, provides 24/7 communication between the operator and the lighting system, and is readily scalable.

The Lighting Controls Association promotes the adoption of advanced lighting controls in commercial buildings. For more information about the association, visit www.LightingControlsAssociation.org.

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