Showing posts with label Wattstopper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wattstopper. Show all posts

Friday, August 3, 2012

Wattstopper Digital Dimming Room Controller



LMRC-220 Series Digital Room Controllers include one or two output(s) to control a total of up to 20 amps. Load ratings include incandescent, magnetic low voltage, forward phase compatible electronic low voltage and LED drivers, neon and cold cathode, and dimmable two-wire and threewire fluorescent ballasts. They are the foundation of a WattStopper Digital Lighting Management (DLM) system, and allow integration of occupancy sensors, daylighting controls and switches for energy-efficient lighting control.
Key Features
  • Versatile 20A controllers with line voltage relay(s) and triac-based forward phase control dimming
  • Compatible with most load types; three selectable dimming curves for each load
  • Plug to other components using Cat 5e cables with RJ45 connectors eliminating wiring errors
  • Plug n’ Go automatic configuration for quick startup
  • Store load preset level and 16 scene preset levels for each load
  • Facilitate energy saving dimming control strategies including automatic daylight harvesting

WS Link

Friday, July 20, 2012

Light Meter App

This is a great app for lighting people or if you want to show an owner what footcandles are in a space.  A Light Meter app!  I tested against a "real" light meter from Greenlee at showed 22 FC at my desk.  The whitegood light meter showed 18 so not completely accurate but I had a case on my phone, etc.  It works as a good estimate of light quantity.  Search "whitegoods" at iTunes.

That is me and my son Caleb at Stone Fort park in Manchester TN in the background. 





































From the whitegoods site:

New Update Available for Whitegoods Light Meter App
Whitegoods have made further improvements to their recently launched LightMeter App;
The new updates include:
-An easy to use manual calibration tool where you can input readings taken from a real light
meter allowing for more accurate calibration.
- We have improved the decimalisation of Lux/foot-candle readings
-Default settings for low/medium or bright light levels to improve performance
-'How does it work' section on Info tab
-Settings for foot-candles or lux
Always have a light meter at hand with this intuitive and easy-to-use app. Compatible with iPhone 3GS,
4 and 4S, iPad and iPod Touch (iOS 5.0 or later). Works with front and back cameras and includes a built-in timer.

Whitegoods


Monday, February 13, 2012

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Ledalite's Expanded Revit Library



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I have numerous manufacturers that catalog Revit libraries for the light fixtures and lighting controls.  Ledalite has a pretty complete offering of Revit files for their direct/indirect linear pendants and also for their lay-ins.  Below is a link:

http://www.ledalite.com/service/revit


Per the Ledalite site:

Ledalite Revit Families Feature:
Functional Format

Face-based (rather than ceiling or wall hosted) families make it possible to use the files in both the architect model and in linked files used by contractors, regardless of which Revit suite being used.

All lighting fixture families contain an electrical connector to facilitate downstream Revit performance modeling in the development of electrical drawings and calculations.

Parametric Variables


Variable dimension parameters allow designers to change luminaire suspension length or mounting height of fixtures as needed.

Parametric controls allow designers to control the visibility of endcaps, sensors, suspension cables, etc.

Color + Clarity


2D Plan View symbols help keep layout drawings clear, easy to read, and minimize document file sizes.

All family drawing elements are assigned a material or finish type to facilitate realistic Revit renderings.

Always Up to Date


Each Revit file includes a date field in the Family Types dialog box. As subsequent revisions and modifications are made to the models, this date will be updated making it easy for users to identify the most current family version.

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Mirko Pasta in Nashville

Mirko Pasta was designed by MP&E Engineering and the general lighting was accomplished by a Liton Lighting LED track system. Check it out if you are in the area.


1520 Demonbreun Avenue 
Nashville, TN 37203




http://www.liton.com/webcatalog/Brochures/EcoTrack_web.pdf

Shad Asebrook
615-830-1655

Friday, December 16, 2011

HE Williams Lighting, New Pendants for Open Office Lighting



Williams introduces the AB suspended architectural series featuring three baffle profiles, 2, 3, or 4-lamp T5 or T8 cross-sections, plus side perforation and divider options for added visual interest and glare control. The versatile AB Series' rectangular or curved blade design will complement a variety of architectural applications. 



Features:
  • Baffles add visual interest while reducing glare.
  • Side lamping delivers direct/indirect illumination.
  • Optional perforated side panels add contrast and subtle glow.
  • Divider option on three-lamp cross-section provides glare control.
  • Continuous row mounting available with self-aligning joining method to ensure straight rows.
  • This fixture is proudly made in the USA.
Specifications:
  • Housing – 22-gauge die-formed C.R.S. with 20-gauge die-formed C.R.S. end plates.
  • Baffle – 22-gauge steel/aluminum construction, 2” O.C.
  • Finish – Textured matte white polyester TGIC powder coat bonded to phosphate-free, multi-stage pretreated metal. All parts painted after fabrication to facilitate installation, increase efficiency, and inhibit corrosion.
  • Electrical – Electronic ballast standard, instant start T8, program start T5, rated Class P.
  • Mounting – Suspended. 1/16” dia. x 24” adjustable steel aircraft cable and mounting hardware for grid ceiling applications provided (standard). Surface mount available with alternate mounting accessories.
Labels – UL/CUL listed as fluorescent luminaire suitable for dry or damp locations.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Custom Lighting Fixtures

Camman Industries replicated some existing outdoor sconces at Meharry at my request.  Awesome job!  Here are some photos.  This was commissioned by a Nashville architect who will remain un-named until she gives me approval to publish.

-Shad
Sesco Lighting Nashville
615-830-1655





Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Wattstopper Revit (BIM) Files





WattStopper's new BIM Objects help streamline building design and construction
WattStopper introduces new BIM (Business Information Modeling) objects for its innovative lighting control products. BIM is a powerful tool that uses three-dimensional, real-time, dynamic building modeling software to increase productivity in building design and construction. BIM is at the heart of integrated project delivery (IPD), intended to bring the full range of stakeholders (e.g., architects, engineers, contractors, building product manufacturers, and owners) together prior to construction, allowing broad collaboration at an early stage as well as a high level of shared expertise. By providing data visually, it makes complex structures and data easily accessible to wide range of audiences.
While BIM has great value in new construction, it is equally useful in post-construction activities. For instance, the dynamic, three-dimensional model offers a wealth of information for facility managers, including precise information about building systems. This can improve energy analysis capabilities, streamline new tenant buildouts, and simplify regular preventive maintenance tasks.
The new WattStopper BIM Objects (also known as Revit families) are available for a majority of Digital Lighting Management (DLM) products and popular wall switch occupancy sensor models.
The library of BIM Objects are available free of charge on our website at: http://www.wattstopper.com/products/bim-resources.html

Monday, August 1, 2011

Wattstopper and Cree Lighting at the Yazoo Brewery

A reminder that I will host a meeting Tuesday, August 2nd with Cree Lighting and with Wattstopper available for the Nashville lighting specification community at the Yazoo Brewery.  We will be there from 5-7PM.   

In addition, Kim Shinn, LEED AP will give a lively and interactive demonstration in the use of energy modeling software and how it can be used by design teams to inform and influence early design decisions. In this interactive workshop, participants will have the opportunity to engage as members of competitive teams, experiencing first-hand the early design process.