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Message From The Editor
Distinctive Luminaires
This issue features a case study from Acuity, as well as an interesting podcast discussion from IALD. Also with IALD, they have appointed a new CEO. DLC and the LCA have a new partnership to provide improved training for network lighting controls, and the LIT Awards Ceremony took place recently in Athens. Read more below!
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Design
Distinctive Luminaires Create Playful Vibe in Coworking Space
Like millions of others across the globe, Jocelyn Trott found herself working at the dining room table during the height of the pandemic. With kids underfoot at any given time, she saw the opportunity to develop a coworking space in her community. Coworking spaces have grown in popularity with the pandemic. Some companies have eliminated in-person offices, leaving individuals feeling the need to connect or just get out of the house. Read More |
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Feature Video
Designer x Designer: CJ Brockway, IALD + Chayot Kiranantawat, Associate IALD, CLD
In their eighth episode of Designer by Designer features an interview with Chayot Kiranantawat, Associate IALD, CLD from the IALD Southeast Asia chapter by CJ Brockway, IALD from the IALD Pacific Northwest chapter. Designer x Designer is IALD's new virtual series of one-on-one interviews with and by lighting designers around the world. Read More |
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Training
DesignLights Consortium and Lighting Controls Association Join Forces to Improve Network Lighting Controls Training
The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) and the Lighting Controls Association (LCA) have announced an agreement to collaborate in the offering of online courses that advance students’ knowledge of networked lighting control (NLC) technology and applications. A 2020 study by the DLC and Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) found that adding NLCs to LED lighting projects yields additional energy savings of nearly 70 percent for some building types and averaging 49 percent across a variety of building categories. Read More |
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Changing Scene
IALD Appoints Christopher Knowlton as Chief Executive Officer
The International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) announces Christopher Knowlton has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of the association and Executive Director of the IALD Education Trust as Ashley Robbins, CAE steps down from her role as Interim Chief Executive Officer to take a new post with another association effective 1 June 2022. Read More |
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Awards
Awards Ceremony of the LIT Lighting Design Awards at the Museum of the Acropolis, Athens
The international lighting design community celebrated on May 30th, honoring the winners of the LIT Lighting Design Awards at a distinguished awards ceremony. Professional and emerging Lighting Designers, whose outstanding work has earned them the prestigious Lighting Award, were celebrated at the renowned LIT Lighting Design Awards on Monday, 30th of May at the prestigious Museum of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. Read More |
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Energy Efficiency
ENERGY STAR® Canada Recognizes Leaders in Energy Efficiency
Promoting energy efficiency in our homes, products, businesses and industries is central to helping Canadians build a healthier, more resilient energy future while fighting climate change. By embracing new technologies, building materials, and innovative financing models, we are not only enabling the next generation of skilled energy efficiency workers but also accelerating our transition to net-zero by 2050. Read More |
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Recalls
CSC LED Recalls Solar Street Lights
The Electrical Safety Authority is notifying the public that CSC LED has announced a voluntary recall of the following products. End Users should stop using recalled street lights immediately. Name of Product: Solar powered streetlights models SSL-10W-50K, SSL-20W-50K, SSL-30W- 50K, SSL-40W-50K. Units: Approximately 60 units sold in Ontario and approximately 120 units sold in Canada. Read More |
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Celebright Inc. Lighting System Recalled due to Lack of Canadian Electrical Certification
System identified by model number CLC-02 and a serial number range from 201001006 to 201003428. Issue: The affected product does not meet CSA specification requirements, posing a safety/electrical hazard. As of March 11, 2022, the company has received no reports of injuries or incidents in Canada Read More |
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Qualified Products
Transition to SSL V5.1 in 2022
The DLC’s Solid State Lighting Technical Requirements Version 5.1 (SSL V5.1) aims to boost the lighting quality of products on the DLC’s Qualified Products List (QPL). Performance data on attributes such as color and discomfort glare based on light distribution are reported and available for QPL users to better distinguish characteristics needed for various installations. The policy also requires disclosure of integrated controls and ensures that QPL products are capable of being dimmed, a critical component for capturing additional savings and potentially integrating lighting with other building systems. With more companies looking to meet carbon reduction goals and utilities seeking ways to manage energy loads, this controllability is essential. Read More |
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Warranty
- AimLite Approved by the National Lighting Bureau’s Trusted Warranty Evaluation Program
AimLite is proud to announce that its Products Warranty has been awarded certification by the National Lighting Bureau’s (NLB) Trusted Warranty Program. The NLB Trusted Warranty Program recognizes excellence in lighting companies that meet objective quality standards and practices regarding their warranty administration.
- Stanpro Approved by NLB's Trusted Warranty Program
Stanpro is proud to announce that its Products Warranty has been awarded certification by the National Lighting Bureau’s (NLB) Trusted Warranty Program. The NLB Trusted Warranty Program recognizes excellence in lighting companies that meet objective quality standards and practices regarding their warranty administration.
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Events
- DALI Alliance to Present Seminars and Exhibit at LightFair 2022
The DALI Alliance is set to present two showcase seminars at LightFair 2022, a major trade show and conference for architectural and commercial lighting taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Centre on June 21-23.
- IES Annual Conference 2022
The theme for the 2022 IES Annual Conference is Lighting the Way. This year’s IES Annual Conference theme focuses on leadership both in the lighting community and by the lighting community. The world around us continues to change in unexpected ways, and lighting professionals are at the forefront of those changes.
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New Products & Solutions
Keystone SmartCurrent USB Brings Instant Flexibility to Programming LED Drivers
Keystone Technologies is known for its philosophy of Light Made Easy. Keystone’s latest innovation, the SmartCurrent USB programmable driver with convenient Android app, takes that thinking to the next level. With SmartCurrent USB, there’s no more need for an elaborate setup including a PC and driver cradle. Read More |
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Juno® Contractor Select™ Podz™ LED Canless Downlights
The NEW Contractor Select™ version of the Juno Podz™ Canless Downlight is now easier than ever before to order, stock, and install. Through the simplified one-line ordering process, both the trim and remodel junction box ship together in one single carton. Available in 4in (JPDZ4JB) and 6in (JPDZ6JB) sizes, make Podz your go-to fixture that easily adapts to different ceiling mounting heights and performance levels required by application. Read More |
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