Advanced lighting controls: barriers, benefits and beyond

Wednesday, September 16, 2015 · available on-demand

Cost:

Free to view, $95 for credit

Length:

60 minutes

As a result of this webinar, you will be able to:

Identify when lighting controls will cost effectively save energy.
Describe the various benefits of advanced lighting controls for different projects.
Plan for the effects of greater network connectivity (the Internet of Things) to control lighting.
Discuss tunable (dimming and Kelvin changing) LED systems and and identify suitable applications for this technology.

Who should attend?
Building owners; property managers; facility managers; maintenance personnel; energy program implementers, rebate providers and code officials; lighting consultants, retrofit contractors and designers; architects; electrical contractors; distributors; sales representatives; lighting and controls manufacturers; utility representatives; and anyone with basic knowledge and interest in lighting.

Have LEDs, high performance fluorescents and electronically ballasted ceramic metal halides made lighting controls obsolete when it comes to saving energy? While increasingly efficient lighting has diminished the energy saving impact of occupancy sensors, photo controls and advanced controls, there are benefits from these technologies that go beyond controlling the lights. Watch and learn about all the benefits of advanced lighting controls—when to use them and why.

Course outline

Introduction
When controls are cost effective and not cost effective with lighting
Other benefits of advanced controls
Lighting industry mimicking the cell phone industry and the Internet of Things

In order to receive credit for viewing this webinar, you'll need to pass a short quiz. A link to the quiz will be provided in your registration confirmation email. Separate registration is required for each individual requiring continuing education credit.

All credits have different expiration dates, so it is to your advantage to take the quiz as soon as possible.

AFE This program supports a topic within the body of knowledge outlined by the Association for Facilities Engineering CPE/CPMM/CPS Certification Programs, and should count as 0.1 CEUs (1.0 hours) toward re-certification.

AIA Members of the American Institute of Architects will receive 1 LU.

BOC This webinar offers up to 1 point for BOC certified operators

BOMI This webinar is approved for 1 continuing professional development point toward renewal of the professional designations offered by BOMI International.

GBCI Seventhwave is a provider of GBCI approved courses for continuing education. This is a GBCI approved course and offers 1 CE hour. Seventhwave is also a USGBC Education Partner.

IACET As an IACET Accredited Provider, Seventhwave offers CEUs for its programs that qualify under the ANSI/IACET Standard. Seventhwave is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEUs for this program.

WI-DSPS Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services has approved this course for 1 CEU for the following credentials: Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License, Registered Electrician Registration. Note that you may not retake the same course for credit more than once during the 1-, 2- or 4-year term of your specific credential.

WI PE This course qualifies for up to 1 PDH for professional engineers in the state of Wisconsin. The registrant must verify that the course content is related to their area of professional practice (more information).

Stan Walerczyk CLEP
Principal
Lighting Wizards

Stan Walerczyk is principal of Lighting Wizards and co-founder & chair of the Human Centric Lighting Society. His three decades of lighting experience includes distribution, maintenance, retrofit contracting, 3rd party review, consulting, design, luminaire design, policy-making and research. He assisted DOE research on spectrally enhanced lighting. He has been a judge of the Architectural SSL Product Innovation and LEDs Magazine’s Sapphire Awards. He wrote 100+ white papers and published articles. The AEE published his book ‘Lighting & Controls: Transitioning to the Future’. He presented 1100+ seminars, including at 4 Lightfairs, 4 AEE WEECs, 3 IES Conferences, 3 E Source Annual Forums, 2 Strategies in Light, 1 LightShow West, 1 OLEDs Summit and 1 Department of Energy Solid State Lighting Conference. Current and past certifications include Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional, Human Centric Lighting Professional and Lighting Certified. He worked on the IES Spectral Effects and Energy Management Committees. He has a BA in psychology and an MA in oriental philosophy.

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