Networked Lighting Control Solutions for Enterprise Projects
Presented by Legrand
11:30am-12:30pm
Introductory
SPEAKERS
Harold Jepsen, Vice President of Standards and Industry Relations, Building Controls and Lighting Division- Legrand, North and Central America
Lauren Hudson , Specification Manager, Wattstopper- Legrand, North and Central America
In this session, you will learn about the new revision of IES/ANSI LP-6 on lighting control systems and how to utilize it as a definitive reference for lighting control professionals before diving into an introduction of Networked Lighting Control solutions for Enterprise Projects. Discover how to make buildings smarter, more efficient, safer, and more sustainable through the selection and specification of advanced lighting control systems that visually simplify their use and management.
At the heart of a great enterprise lighting control solution is a powerful software platform with a user-friendly, intuitive graphical interface. Discover how building owners and facility managers can use the information and insights provided via a networked lighting control platform and its reporting capabilities to make informed decisions. Allowing them to execute updates to increase operational efficiencies, keep costs down, and enhance the occupant experience.
Why this topic is of interest
Attendees will receive an introductory overview of the new IES/ANSI LP-6 resource to aid in the selection and specification of today’s lighting controls. They will understand the value of the data a networked lighting control system can provide for Enterprise projects when a powerful and intuitive graphical user interface is utilized. Attendees will also learn how to select and specify a graphical interface that improves the experience of the building owner, facilities manager and building occupants leading to operational efficiencies and cost savings through the power of data.
Key Takeaways
- Overview of an enterprise lighting control system
- Overview and benefits of a graphical interface
- Value of system to users and end-users for improved efficiencies and experience
Harold Jepsen
Vice President of Standards and Industry Relations, Building Controls and Lighting Division- Legrand, North and Central America
With over 30 years of experience in energy, lighting, and building automation, he is a licensed electrical engineer and a WELL Accredited Professional (WELL-AP). Harold actively contributes to industry standards, serving on key committees within NEMA, ASHRAE, IES, ICC, and other organizations focused on lighting and energy efficiency.
Lauren Hudson
Specification Manager, Wattstopper- Legrand, North and Central America
Lauren Hudson is the Northeast Regional Specification Manager for Wattstopper, with over eight years of experience at Legrand. She started as an Application Engineer before moving on to develop Wattstopper’s Factory-Authorized Service Provider Program. Lauren is an active member of the Philadelphia chapter of Professional Women in Construction and serves on the professional development committee of Elle, Legrand’s women’s Employee Resource Group (ERG).