LED Controls: 15 Examples of LED Lighting Control in Action

This whitepaper explores 15 examples of LED lighting in application, with a brief description of the controls strategy used to achieve the desired results.

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Two Downtown L.A. Parking Garages Generate $156,000 in Annual Energy Savings with DemandFlex™ Ballasts from Universal Lighting Technologies

Lutron Creates Energy Solutions Business Unit

Transcend™ Lighting Series from Leviton Brightens Opportunities for Fixture Manufacturers

WattStopper Publishes New Digital Lighting Management Catalog

Schneider Electric Sponsors Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Build in Indiana to Provide Energy Efficiency Products, Donation

Encelium Technologies Appoints International Lighting as Its Exclusive Sales Agency in Manhattan

Watt Stopper Announces new Residential Vacancy and Occupancy Sensors Including Multi-Way Ultrasonic Sensor

Philips Lighting Electronics Introduces Optanium® Programmed Start Parallel Ballasts for T8 Fluorescent Lamp Applications

Contractor Wins Dream Vacation—Free Trip to Aruba—Thanks to Universal Lighting Technologies

Lutron Launches Smart Grid Initiative

Leviton Partners with Local Business Community to Provide Tips and Training on "Going Green"

Now celebrating a decade of leadership in lighting controls education, the Lighting Controls Association is a non-profit organization administered by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association with the mission of educating the professional lighting community about lighting control and controllable ballast technology and application. Members include Cooper Controls, DELTA Controls, Encelium Technologies, Hubbell Building Automation, HUNT Dimming, Leviton, Lightolier, Lightronics, Lutron Electronics, OSRAM SYLVANIA, Philips Lighting Electronics, PLC-Multipoint, Sensor Switch, Square D, Synergy Lighting Controls, Tridonic, Universal Lighting Technologies and WattStopper.

Good lighting design includes a good controls design.