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home site map news about the LRC ... Contact us DELTA DELTA (Demonstration and Evaluation of Lighting Technologies and Applications) is a program to design, evaluate and publicize energy-efficient lighting solutions. The sites selected contain lighting and controls systems that are evaluated for energy use, human response, cost, how well the technologies work and how easy they are to maintain. Plans, details and color photos illustrate each case study. Combined into a portfolio, the publications illustrate a wide array of effective lighting applications for common building types. DELTA Publications are available free in PDF format! Or, you can purchase hard copy versions at our Online Store . New York state residents receive free copies of all DELTA publications. To find out how to order, contact Marylou Nickleson The Lighting Options web site is made possible by the support and sponsorship of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). Contact us

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Whether you're starting a lighting career, looking for an update in cutting-edge technologies, investigating options for a specific application or seeking an advanced lighting workshop, the Lighting Application Center offers the ultimate experience in lighting education. Located at the Philips Lighting headquarters in Somerset, New Jersey, the Lighting Application Center is the largest, most technologically advanced lighting education and display facility in North America. With more than twenty thousand square feet devoted to office, industrial, retail, hospitality, and residential lighting, this state-of-the-art facility is unmatched in its ability to demonstrate first hand, and in full scale, the art and science of lighting. Each course begins by dynamically presenting the basics of light, vision, and color with the goal of equipping you with the knowledge and insight to evaluate the most innovative lighting technologies and effectively apply the best problem-solving techniques. In addition to the courses presented here, the Lighting Application Center faculty specializes in creating customized product and/or application presentations. Contact us today at 732.563.3600 for more details.

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167. European Automotive Lighting Technologies Market Gears Up For Technological And European Automotive lighting Technologies Market Gears Up For Technological And Competitive Overhaul. http://www.ti.frost.com/prod/servlet/press-release.pag?docid=18779307

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169. Envelope And Lighting Technologies To Reduce Electric Demand ENVELOPE AND lighting TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE ELECTRIC DEMAND. Principle Investigator Stephen Selkowitz EmailSESelkowitz@lbl.gov http://ciee.ucop.edu/multiyear_projects/Envelope_and_Lighting_Tech.html

ENVELOPE AND LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE ELECTRIC DEMAND Principle Investigator: Stephen Selkowitz Email: SESelkowitz@lbl.gov Website: http://eetd.lbl.gov/BTP/pub/designguide/ (full web version of the design guideline "Tips for Daylighting") Source: CIEE 1995 Annual Report OPPORTUNITY The current practice of window and lighting systems design in commercial buildings is typically a non-interactive process. Architects who are responsible for the shell of the building rarely explore the full integration of the solar heat- and daylight-admitting window system with their lighting and mechanical system consultants. The resulting product is typically sub-optimal in energy efficiency and comfort. In a survey completed in the Pacific Northwest, researchers found that even though more than 50% of the occupants preferred offices with windows, 60% found that windows were a source of glare and interfered with their work, and 55% said it was uncomfortably warm along east, west and south facades despite air conditioning. RESEARCH CHALLENGES Energy-efficient electric lighting, glazing and daylighting control technologies have the potential to significantly reduce the peak demand and total electricity use of commercial buildings and to improve comfort and occupant satisfactionif these technologies are designed and packaged as integrated systems and supported by appropriate design tools. In California, energy simulation models predict that these techniques can produce large reductions in peak electricity demand compared to business-as-usual practice in new construction and retrofit of office buildings. Since lighting and cooling in commercial buildings account for the largest portion of peak electrical demand, integrated systems could become cost-effective options for owners and utilities. Another significant benefit is that integrated systems can provide work environments that allow the occupants to be more productive, increasing the value of the space to the owners, although this effect is difficult to quantify.

170. Envelope & Lighting Technologies To Reduce Electric Demand In Commercial Buildin CBS Newsletter Winter 1995 pg. 6 Envelope lighting Technologies to Reduce Electric Demand in Commercial Buildings. The basic functional http://eetd.lbl.gov/newsletter/cbs_nl/nl5/Envelope.html

CBS Newsletter Winter 1995 pg. 6 Electric Demand in Commercial Buildings The basic functional goal of incorporating window and lighting systems in commercial buildings is to give occupants an adequate level of daylight or electric lighting to perform visual tasks productively. Occupant surveys reveal some of the shortcomings of conventional design practice and broaden the definition of an acceptable office environment. In a study of office workers in the Pacific Northwest region, slightly more than 40% of the occupants said the sunlight in their offices was too bright at least some of the time, and 60% of the occupants said the window was a primary source of glare and interfered with their work. Yet more than 50% of the occupants in several Tokyo high- rise office buildings preferred to have seats nearer the window, citing the brightness, outside view, wide visual range, and open feeling as advantages. Traditional approaches to creating energy-efficient buildings involve selecting from long lists of efficient components. By taking an integrated systems approach to combining disparate building envelope and lighting components, we can attain greater energy savings can be attained and improved occupant comfort compared to conventional energy-efficient design practice. This integrated systems approach is the basis for a multiyear project, supported by the California Institute for Energy Efficiency and DOE, to develop and promote advanced building systems integrating high-performance envelope and lighting technologies. Since the illumination and cooling of commercial buildings account for the largest portion of peak electrical demand, these integrated systems can become a cost-effective DSM option for utilities.

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