Are you an office manager, or do you manage a warehouse or factory? If you do, then you know how good lighting is critical for productivity and keeping people safe. More and more office, warehouse and factory managers are discovering the benefits of using advanced network lighting controls for their facilities. Here’s what you need to know about advanced network lighting controls and how it can help your facility.
What Are Network Lighting Controls?
Maybe you’ve heard of the term “network lighting controls” but aren’t quite sure what it means. Simply put, network lighting controls (NLC) allow a cloud-based software to maximize energy savings, improve productivity,
and maintain safe, comfortable light levels. means the ability to set lighting schedules for each lighting fixture throughout a facility, rather than for an entire lighting circuit.
Basic Benefits of NLC Over Basic Lighting Controls
This lighting system is advanced or better than basic lighting controls for several reasons. For example:
- Fixture-integrated sensors that permit lighting control at each fixture instead of using an entire light circuit, allowing for more granular control.
- It utilizes networked systems, enabling control from any device.
- Wireless technology makes the lighting system easy to install and reconfigure.
- Each fixture can be set independently for dimming and illumination.
- By dimming or eliminating unused lighting, your facility uses less energy, resulting in lower energy costs and savings.
- Daylight harvesting enables the lighting to adjust automatically to maintain a target level in response to natural light levels.
- Ability to expand to sensors to monitor non-lighting items, such as humidity, temperature, space optimization, power metering, and much more.
- It provides lighting that’s more attuned to workers within a space. As a result, employees are more likely to perform their jobs more effectively and produce more.
The Bottom Line:
By utilizing advanced Network Lighting Controls, you can save time, increase productivity and efficiency, and reduce costs. If you’re considering a lighting upgrade, contact us for a complimentary lighting analysis.
