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Dim, Dimmer, Dimmest by Eric Strandberg
Dimmers today come in many styles to control different types of loads. A typical home today may have a combination of line voltage and low voltage incandescent, fluorescent and even high intensity discharge loads. Proper matching of control system types ...
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Lighting Controls: Lessons from the Field by KCPL
Switching off a light that is not in use has always been a fundamental way to reduce operating costs. Lighting controls are not new, but they continue to have lower than expected market penetration largely because of various installation, commissioning,.....
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Lighting Controls - Troubleshooting by X10
The most commonly encountered problem with systems which use the existing house wiring to transmit signals is the signals are received by some Receiver modules, but not by others. For example, the Controller controls some lights but not others or controls ...
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Manual vs. Dimming Controls By Craig Dilouie
Buildings are becoming more intelligent, and sensing and control systems are enabling this trend. Control of lighting systems, of course, entails on/off switching, step-dimming or continuous dimming. In an energy efficiency context, automatic switching is ...
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The Quest for the Ideal Office Control System
Article in Lighting Futures, Lighting Research Center By Images of flickering fluorescent tubes humming loudly overhead have long been used by advertisers and Hollywood producers as symbols of inhospitable workplaces and uncaring management. The entertainment industry knows that these images imply that business owners are willing to subject workers to bad lighting in order to save money. Receptive audiences respond to these tales because they believe that bad lighting can cause migraines, eye strain, and fatigue.
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