Filed in Lighting Control

Download: How to Save a Lot of Money with Energy and Lighting Devices and Controls
How to save a lot of money by using energy and lighting devices and controls for your facility. Download this special report. Three case studies showcase facilities that are meeting stringent LEED certifications while using new as well as tried-and-true technologies. Employing simple occupancy and vacancy sensors and temperature controls, to using more sophisticated daylight harvesting techniques and control and automation systems, these three facilities are a tribute to all shades of green.

The Best 12 of 2012: AV/IT and Energy Integration Case Studies that Made a Difference
The Best 12 of 2012: End User Case Studies that Made a Difference. From a $4.4 million per year energy savings at the Empire State Building to a medical learning center that has deployed a state-of-the-art lecture capture and videoconferencing system to digital signage. A Guy Fieri Restaurant in NYC makes the cut, as does a Hilton Hotel and some amazing churches. The best in AV technology, AV and IT integration, digital signage, distance learning, hotel automation, energy savings and much more.

Best of 2012: $1M A/V and Lighting Upgrade With a Shelf Life
Acoustic Systems designer and integrator is working with Central Wesleyan Church to upgrade their A/V system and to create a long-term acoustical treatment strategy.

Lighting Control in the Boardroom and Beyond
Whether you are lighting a boardroom or a lobby, thinking about how the space will be used will dictate the lighting control you use.

Daylight Harvesting: The Oldest Trick in the Lighting Control Book
As the demand for energy-efficient facilities grows, daylight harvesting is becoming an increasingly used technology.

Common Daylight Harvesting Mistakes
Ensuring the success of daylight harvesting systems requires that you avoid a battery of common errors that, if made, can offset your investment.

Pieces to the Daylight Harvesting Puzzle
There are a lot of moving parts to the daylight harvesting puzzle; making sure you get them to fit just right requires careful planning and skillful coordination.

Rockpoint Church Services Go Contemporary with AV and Lighting Control
Rockpoint Church provides worship services to about 700 congregants each Sunday. To meet the challenge of outfitting the 60,500-square-foot campus, the integration team designed a Crestron control system to manage video, sound and lighting systems throughout the space.