Advanced Lighting Controls: Energy Savings, Productivity, Technology and Applications
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Summary
Advanced Lighting Controls is edited by Craig DiLouie and written for engineers, architects, lighting designers, electrical contractors, distributors, and building owners and managers. Advanced lighting controls, indicated by research as the "next big thing," are now mandated by the ASHRAE/IES 91.1-1999 energy standard, the basis for all state energy codes in the U.S., and are becoming the norm rather than the exception in new construction. This book provides in-depth information about the major trends, technologies, codes, and design techniques shaping the use of today's lighting control systems, including dimming, automatic switching, and global as well as personal control.
Table of Contents
SECTION I: LIGHTING CONTROL
1 - Introduction to Lighting Control
SECTION II: DESIGN & PLANNING
2 - How to Design a Lighting Control Scheme
3 - Lighting Control 101
4 - How to Select Lighting Controls: Where & Why
5 - Identifying, Selecting & Evaluating Control Options
SECTION III: ISSUES, TRENDS & CODES
6 - Lighting Controls: Current Use, Major Trends & Future Direction
7 - Study Finds Adoption of Dimming Systems to Be on the Rise
8 - Lighting & LEED
9 - Lighting Controls & the ASHRAE/IES 90.1-1999 Energy Code
10 - Energy Efficiency Programs Evolve at Utility & State Level
11 - Commercial Lease Properties: Finding the Benefit of Energy Efficient Lighting Upgrades
12 - Personal Lighting Control: Boosting Productivity, Saving Energy
13 - Good Controls Design Key to Saving Energy with Daylighting
14 - 2005 NEC Changes Impact Lighting Control Panels, Metal Halide Lighting
SECTION IV: TECHNOLOGY
15 - Demand Reduction & Energy Savings Using Occupancy Sensors
16 - Compatibility of Fluorescent Lamps & Electronic Ballasts in Frequently Switched Applications
17 - Digital Lighting Networks Offer High Energy Savings & Flexibility in Lighting Control
18 - BACnet: Introduction to the Building Automation Standard Protocol
