Lighting automation is now becoming the rule rather than the exception, according to a new study funded by The Watt Stopper and conducted by Ducker Research. The study, consisting of telephone interviews from a sample of 158 facility managers, electrical engineers, and architects, found that lighting automation is being used in a majority of new construction and renovation projects in the office and school markets.
Building managers and owners, as well as specifiers, want the advantages of lighting automation – such as energy savings and energy code compliance – but also want simple, low-cost solutions.
The lighting systems can be fully optimised and integrated with the building management system.
If your budget is not an issue, sure! However, most times it is not cost effective or beneficial to automate certain lights.
Lights that should: entry/exit lights, outdoor lights, garage lights, stairs/hallways, rooms with 3 or more lights.
Lights that should not: closets, storage rooms, areas that will not be used often.
Lights that can go either way: children’s bedrooms.
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