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MAXIMIZE ENERGY SAVINGS:SIX STRATEGIES FOR LIGHTING CONTROLECS is <strong>the</strong> only <strong>lighting</strong> <strong>control</strong> system that simultaneously employs six different energy management strategies on a facility wide basis torealize maximum energy savings. These strategies work interdependently and are cumulative in <strong>the</strong>ir effect on overall <strong>building</strong> energysavings. The graphs below illustrate typical energy savings from each of <strong>the</strong>se strategies in a given space.SMART TIME SCHEDULING. In areas of a <strong>building</strong> where occupancy <strong>control</strong> is not appropriate,time scheduled switching or dimming of lights can be employed <strong>for</strong> zones as small as a room or evenkW10-50%individual light fixture.6:00 am 6:00 pmDAYLIGHT HARVESTING. Through <strong>the</strong> use of photo sensors, light levels are automatically adjustedto take into account ambient natural sunlight. Appropriate light levels are maintained and artificialkW17%<strong>lighting</strong> is dimmed when necessary.6:00 am 6:00 pmTASK TUNING. Setting default (maximum) light levels to suit <strong>the</strong> particular task or use of akW28%workspace in order to eliminate over <strong>lighting</strong>.6:00 am 6:00 pmOCCUPANCY CONTROL. Through <strong>the</strong> use of occupancy sensors, lights are automatically turnedkW35%on or off or dimmed based on occupancy detection.6:00 am 6:00 pmPERSONAL CONTROL. Through <strong>the</strong> Personal Control Software, individuals can <strong>control</strong> (dim) <strong>the</strong>light levels in <strong>the</strong>ir workspace to suit <strong>the</strong>ir personal preferences from <strong>the</strong>ir desktop PC.kW38%6:00 am 6:00 pmVARIABLE LOAD SHEDDING. The automatic reduction of electrical demand in a <strong>building</strong> byshedding <strong>lighting</strong> loads dynamically (through dimming or switching) ei<strong>the</strong>r to shave peak demand orkW10%reduce energy consumption. Load shedding can be done selectively by lowest priority areas first.6:00 am 6:00 pmCOMBINED ENERGY SAVINGS. Potential cumulative savings from above strategies.kW71-79%combinedCONTRIBUTION OF SIX STRATEGIES TO ENERGY SAVINGSThe graph on <strong>the</strong> right illustrates how each of <strong>the</strong>se 6 strategiescontribute to overall <strong>building</strong> energy savings and <strong>the</strong> combined impacton <strong>lighting</strong> energy consumption (actual results taken from an Enceliumretrofit project – Toronto, Canada).kVA12108Pre-RetrofitTASK TUNING6PERSONAL CONTROL4Post-RetrofitSMART TIME SCHEDULING2OCCUPANCY CONTROLDAYLIGHT HARVESTINGVARIABLE LOAD SHEDDING01:00hours5:0010:0015:0019:0023:000:00Colored areas between <strong>the</strong> respective load profiles (Pre-retrofit and Post-retrofit) represent typical energysavings from each strategy over a 24 hour period, averaged over 1 hour intervals.

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