Designlights.org Website Review

the dlc® is a non-profit organization whose mission is to drive efficient lighting by defining quality, facilitating thought leadership, and delivering tools and resources to the lighting market through open dialogue and collaboration. the dlc is pleased to announce that the dlc horticultural qpl is now open for product submissions. dlc qualified horticultural lighting products will be identified with a horticultural-specific dlc product logo. the dlc has issued minor policy revisions to clarify definitions for “integrated-style retrofit kits for 2x2, 1x4, and 2x4 luminaires” and “linear-style retrofit kits for 2x2, 1x4, and 2x4 luminaires. primary use designation (pud) names have also been revised for ul type b and type c within linear replacement lamps, mogul screw-base (e39) replacements for hid lamps and 2g11 lamps to reduce confusion with due to unforeseen delays in development, the effective date for technical requirements v4.4 will be postponed until the end of the on october 1, the dlc released technical requirements v4.4, which includes requirements for qualifying dc and poe products and products with field-adjustable light output. this webinar provides an overview of the above policies, as well as a review of the dlc draft policy for field-adjustable light distribution, currently in its second-round comment period. on october 1, the dlc released a policy to accept applications for and qualify products designed and marketed for use in horticultural lighting applications. this webinar provides an overview of the dlc technical requirements for horticultural lighting products.. advanced lighting control system performance: a field evaluation of five systems. this webinar explores the dlc's newly released report, lighting control system performance: a field evaluation of five systems. the webinar, hosted by the dlc and pacific northwest national laboratory, outlines findings from five different installations of networked lighting control systems, from energy savings to cost-effectiveness, installation experiences, and impacts on occupant satisfaction.