The CPD courses have been assessed against best practice guidelines and are accredited by CIBSE.
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DALI is the global standard for digital dimming and the seminar focuses on the technical and installation aspects of DALI, the various types of DALI application, ways to avoid on-site addressing, DALI biodynamic control, DALI emergency light testing and monitoring, as well as DALI as part of an open, integrated building network.
This seminar focuses on open protocols and connected systems including the advantages to consultants & clients, the technical benefits of integration and interoperability, as well as the capital cost and operational cost savings. The seminar reviews the various open protocols and includes recommendations and approaches for typical projects.
This fast-paced seminar provides a comprehensive overview of lighting management covering key topics including Building Regs Part L, BREEAM, DALI, POE, system architecture, open protocols, connected systems, biodynamic control, emergency light monitoring and system applications.
Where do you start when applying lighting management to a project? This seminar studies the various control approaches and technologies that are available and considers their application based upon the project type, lights sources being controlled, degree of flexibility required, and the preferred installation approach.
This detailed seminar studies Building Regs Part L2 and BREEAM on a clause by clause basis, and considers how lighting management meets Part L and assists in achieving the highest BREEAM ratings. The session also investigates how connected systems and integration with HVAC and solar shading can achieve higher BREEAM scores.
This focussed session looks at three international design programmes – BREEAM, LEED, and ESTIDAMA – studying their similarities as well as their differences and regional biases. The session assesses clause by clause how lighting management and open system integration assist in achieving the highest ratings for each of the schemes.