With Lutron’s PowPak wireless fixture control, adding lighting control to any fixture is as easy as a ballast replacement. Users have total flexibility to adjust zones or add additional points of control wirelessly. With the option of a sensor on each individual fixture, energy savings are maximized. Combined with the Pico wireless remote, each occupant can adjust their individual lighting, putting total comfort into their own hands.
Leviton’s Lumina automation system provides easy-to-operate, comprehensive energy management and sophisticated lighting control to small commercial buildings. The cloud-enabled system is ideal for quickly automating and providing remote access from single to multiple small commercial properties. It uses wireless sensors and devices so users can remotely control HVAC, lights, fans, pumps and third-party window coverings with access to IP cameras for video surveillance.
It is now possible to have long-lasting, high-quality LED lighting at an affordable price. GE LED Bright Stik has a sleek, cylindrical shape that fits in place of any 60-watt incandescent, halogen or CFL at a lower cost than many comparable LEDs. Ideal for lamps or any open fixture, Bright Stik illuminates spaces with instant-on, soft-white light. Bright Stik is available in daylight and soft white tones.
Inspired by the rich, organic look of natural wood and stone, Tarkett, the worldwide leader in innovative and sustainable flooring and sports surface solutions, introduces the new Johnsonite Minerality Wood/Stone Rubber Tile and Plank. Available in both tile and plank format, versatile Minerality combines an understated sophistication with the performance luxuries of a rubber flooring solution. Minerality designs are inspired by the natural grain of wood and stone materials, bringing linear and striated visuals to rubber tiles and planks.
The Skyridge LED Series of luminaires from Eaton Lighting feature breakthrough Wavestream technology that provides optimally uniform light and high-energy efficiency. Laser-precise AccuAim optics delivers unparalleled brightness and control. SkyRidge provides a distinct blend of technology and beauty, making it the natural choice for today’s commercial environments.
With lower prices and quicker paybacks, facilities are rapidly shifting to LED lighting. The new KAD-LED outdoor area light from Lithonia Lighting makes it simple to switch. KAD-LEDs offer more lighting coverage for increased safety in parking areas and walkways, plus can save up to 70 percent in energy. Simple installation features make an upgrade easy.
Evaporative cooling towers, which can use millions of gallons of water per year, have provided the most cost effective cooling technology for industrial processes. However, with severe droughts throughout the United States, the issue of reducing water usage is now at the forefront.
AMHERST, Ma. — The University of Massachusetts (UMass) recently celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of its $52 million, energy-efficient Design Building. The ceremony honored the state-of-the-art academic facility and the innovative wood construction technologies it will incorporate.
About 100 people celebrated at the event, which featured remarks from UMass President Marty Meehan. Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy, Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Katherine Newman and State Rep. Ellen Story also spoke.
Solarshield windows from AGC Glass provide a high-quality tinted window product provides energy-efficient qualities while having a flat, parallel surface for many processing options. The product is tinted to absorb energy from the visible light spectrum, it increases air conditioning efficiency, reduces glare and offers low levels of light reflection. The flat surface allows for single glazing, insulating glazing, tempering and enameling. Solarshield is available in a range of colors to meet different applications.
DENVER — The Connecticut-based private investment firm Starwood Capital Group plans to develop a new office building in the Union Station neighborhood of Downtown Denver, called 16 Chestnut.
