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Comparing and Selecting a Lighting Controls System, Free Webinar, November 15, 9 am - 12 pm PT
Event Description
This intermediate-level class will guide designers, engineers, and other specifiers in selecting a lighting control system during the early design process and keeping that design on track as the project develops. We will discuss using the DesignLights Consortium’s Qualified Networked Lighting Controls product list as a tool to help you narrow options down. Attendees will depart this training session with a greater understanding of the types of decisions they need to ask their clients for input on and the types of design considerations they need so they can achieve an operable, maintainable, and efficient control system.
Image: Audacy Wireless Lighting Control, via Lighting Controls Association
James Donson is an energy engineer inside the facilities department at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden, Colorado. James has spent the last 14 years performing energy audits, retro-commissioning studies, lighting consulting, commissioning services, and energy consumption-related research in commercial buildings across North America. James is a licensed mechanical engineer in California and Colorado, a registered Building Energy Assessment Professional with ASHRAE, and has an LC from the NCQLP.
Collin Weiner
Collin Weiner is Principal at CalEnergy Corporation which specializes in advanced lighting control systems, Title 24 acceptance testing and consultation. Mr. Weiner completed the IBEW apprenticeship program in 2003 and, after starting CalEnergy Corp. in 2014, has continued to be very active and influential in the electrical industry in both local and national efforts. In his spare time Mr. Weiner is an instructor at the Alameda County JATC, teaching the curriculum in emerging technologies in advanced lighting control systems (CALCTP), Title 24 codes and standards, cyber-security and automated demand response.
Free Webinar, registration in the PG&E education system is required.
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