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Educational Sessions to Address Lighting
Control Designs
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 18, 2011 –
Encelium Technologies’ Gary Meshberg, LEED-AP, LC, director of sales,
and Brendan Forney, engineering manager, have been named guest speakers
at LIGHTFAIR International (LFI), the largest annual architectural and
commercial lighting trade show and conference worldwide. Hosted in
collaboration with the Illuminating Engineering Society and
International Association of Lighting Designers, LIGHTFAIR Daylighting
Institute® and LIGHTFAIR Institute® educational sessions are being held
on Sunday, May 15, and Monday, May 16, at the Pennsylvania Convention
Center in Philadelphia.
Meshberg and Forney will address
“Design of Electric Lighting Controls for Daylighting” and “Control
Decisions: Design through Commissioning,” respectively. The three-hour
intermediate-to-advanced level courses will provide a comprehensive
overview of a wide range of lighting technologies and strategies.
The “Design of Electric Lighting
Controls for Daylighting” session will focus on daylight harvesting
strategies and technologies in a case study format for real-world
context. Information about current approaches, main issues and emerging
technologies, including the use of open and closed loop sensing,
photosensor characteristics, control algorithms and commissioning, will
be addressed.
“Energy efficiency through
daylighting can only be realized when electric lights are dimmed or
switched,” said Meshberg. “Therefore, it is important to understand how
to properly commission, design and set up a daylight harvesting control
system while learning about the various technologies and types of
equipment.”
In terms of design choices, “Control
Decisions: Design through Commissioning” will focus on important design
decisions related to today’s lighting control technology and
strategies. Tips for ensuring the proper system is specified, installed
and commissioned to meet the original design objectives will be
highlighted. In addition, the seminar will address typical problems
encountered and corrective measures to overcome potential obstacles
throughout each phase of design and construction.
“Some of the most common design
errors are rooted in a lack of understanding related to the scope and
design intent of each project,” explained Forney. “The learning
objective of this session is to offer a clear understanding of where
each control strategy makes sense for different buildings and spaces;
what, if any, are the alternative solutions; understanding logistics
and processes during construction administration; and gaining
familiarity with the commissioning process.”
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Encelium Technologies is a leading
international technology company specializing in addressable lighting
control systems for commercial buildings. The company’s Energy Control
SystemTM (ECS) incorporates six distinct, user-friendly energy
management strategies that include daylight harvesting; smart-time
scheduling; task tuning; personal software-based controls; and variable
load shedding. Utilizing the power of addressable networking
technology, in conjunction with advanced control hardware and software,
ECS typically secures lighting energy savings of 50 to 75 percent in a
wide range of commercial applications. ECS, along with the system’s
hardware and software technology, will be featured at Encelium’s LFI
trade show exhibit.
Since being established in 2001,
Encelium has installed ECS in more than 35 million square feet of
commercial space throughout North America and Europe. These
installations range from office buildings, schools and healthcare and
public facilities, to parking garages and stadiums.
Headquartered in Teaneck, N.J.,
Encelium maintains operations in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Over the
past two years, the company has experienced tremendous growth, posting
nearly a 100-percent annual sales increase.
The LIGHTFAIR International Trade
Show & Conference takes place May 17–19, 2011.
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