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Illuminating Decisions: EPRI Lights the Way for Modern Lighting Adoption

Facility managers and operators understand the critical role lighting plays in their daily operations. Accounting for roughly 30% of a commercial building's energy load, lighting significantly impacts energy consumption and associated maintenance costs. However, focusing solely on the...

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Protecting HVAC Systems within a Building Automation Network

In modern buildings, the HVAC system is rarely an isolated entity. Building automation systems (BAS) integrate HVAC components with an array of sensors, controllers, and a central management platform — all connected through networks. This interconnectivity provides significant benefits in...

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How companies can save money with Gen2 lighting BY TOM SALPIETRA, EYE Lighting International Lighting upgrades are a popular and easy way to save on energy. Changing to solid-state lighting may be costly, and some early adopters have not been fully satisfied with the light-emitting-diode (LED)...

Energy Efficient Lighting Programs

Evaluating today’s certification programs BY JACKI SWIERNIK, Intertek The Energy Policy and Conservation Act of 1975 and its subsequent amendments established minimum efficiency standards for lighting products. These minimum efficiency standards, as well as recently-proposed penalties (including...

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Building Automation Systems and Occupant Experience

Modern buildings are increasingly focusing on occupant well-being, recognizing the link between a comfortable environment and occupant satisfaction, productivity, and overall health. Building Automation Systems (BAS) play a crucial role in achieving this goal, offering a range of features that...

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The Backbone of Building Intelligence: Network Infrastructure and Design for BAS

Building Automation Systems (BAS) rely on a robust and well-designed network infrastructure to ensure seamless communication and reliable data exchange between various building systems and devices. This article delves into the intricacies of network infrastructure for BAS, exploring different...

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Overcoming Integration Hurdles in BAS for Energy Management

Potential and Integration Challenges for Energy Optimization

Building Automation Systems (BAS) hold immense promise for optimizing energy consumption in buildings. By intelligently controlling various systems, they can significantly reduce energy waste and improve overall efficiency. However, to unlock these benefits, BAS need to seamlessly integrate with a building's existing, often diverse, array of systems. This integration process can present significant hurdles, potentially hindering the pursuit of energy efficiency through automation. In this article, we'll delve...

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Illuminating Decisions: EPRI Lights the Way for Modern Lighting Adoption

Protecting HVAC Systems within a Building Automation Network

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Energy Efficient Lighting Programs

Building Automation Systems and Occupant Experience

The Backbone of Building Intelligence: Network Infrastructure and Design for BAS

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Overcoming Integration Hurdles in BAS for Energy Management

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BAS for Lighting Control: Balancing Efficiency

Stretching the Reach: BAS and Remote Building Management

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Taking BAS to the Cloud: Exploring the Advantages and Considerations

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