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the led revolution produced many luminaires with built-in switching and dimming. this facilitated a trend of using the same luminaires for both general and emergency lighting, powered by battery, backup generator, or ups. this eliminates emergency units but creates a control challenge. the dual-function luminaires must be controllable for energy management and visual needs, while overriding these inputs this educational video, produced by the lighting controls as*ociation at the 2018 lightfair event, introduces the building industry to. automotive retailer exterior controls project wins 2018 ies lighting control innovation award. this month, we will explore an innovative installation of exterior lighting controls at an automotive retailer in wisconsin. design by faith technologies. lighting by lsi industries, lighting controls by synapse wireless. steve mesh writes, “according to wikipedia, a communication protocol is a ‘system of rules that allow two or more entities of a communications system to transmit information via any kind of variation of a physical quantity.’ that’s a mouthful! what does that mean in terms of networked lighting control (nlc) systems?” craig dilouie, lc, clcp recently interviewed michael smith, vice president of sales, lutron electronics, for an article about eaton recently released the lumensafe integrated network security camera system, which enables cities, municipalities, public facilities and businesses to integrate connected video technology onto the company’s led outdoor luminaires. signify recently announced interact pro, the latest addition to its interact iot-ready portfolio, a multi-tasking, smart lighting system and software developed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses (smbs). in a recent panel at seventh annual nlb lighting forum experts talked about wired and wireless control system protocols.. how integrated sensors in luminaires are changing commercial real estate. luminaires are becoming smart nodes on powerful data networks. how is this happening and what are the benefits of a sensor-rich network?