A new intelligent lighting system installed at the recently opened Watt Family Innovation Center at Clemson University is designed to make full use of Philips' LED technology and Power over Ethernet capability to offer significant energy savings of up to 70 per cent.
The setup includes the use of Ethernet cables to juice individual light points, allowing data to be sent to and from the lights. This allows for the monitoring of light usage. The light points are capable of figuring out how well a room is light, before automatically increasing or decreasing their level of brightness to offer ideal lighting. The system also studies data from individual light fixtures to figure out whether a room is occupied or not, before adjusting lighting accordingly.
This intelligent lighting system not only helps conserve energy but also provides the best possible lighting experience by using sensitive smart technology.
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Trend Themes
1. Intelligent Lighting Systems - The use of smart technology in lighting systems allows for energy conservation and personalized lighting experiences.
2. Power Over Ethernet (poe) - The use of Ethernet cables to power and control individual light points opens up opportunities for data monitoring and optimization.
3. Energy-saving LED Technology - The adoption of LED technology in lighting systems offers significant energy savings of up to 70 percent.
Industry Implications
1. Smart Buildings - Developing intelligent lighting systems for buildings can lead to energy efficiency, improved comfort, and greater sustainability.
2. Iot (internet of Things) Infrastructure - The integration of intelligent lighting systems with IoT infrastructure enables data-driven decision-making and automation.
3. Sustainable Technology - The application of energy-saving LED technology in lighting contributes to sustainable practices and reduces carbon footprint.