LEDs Magazine News & Insights - Apr 24th, 2024
 
 
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April 24, 2024

In this week’s News & Insights, Craig DiLouie outlines how the Bluetooth NLC standard advances the adoption potential of wireless lighting control systems. Meanwhile, Mark Halper reports on an automotive bright spot for ams Osram, and software enhancements to Sollum’s “SUN as a Service” system to optimize electricity usage and light recipes for controlled environment agriculture.

Also, don’t miss the column we’ve shared below from LightSPEC editor-in-chief Linda Becker, celebrating the rebrand of the former Architectural SSL in the spring edition of the magazine. If the production, design, distribution, specification, and application of architectural lighting products is your chief focus, please consider subscribing to LightSPEC’s magazine and newsletters for updates.

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Full-stack standardization for lighting control devices improves the operation of lighting networks, amplifying prospects for wireless control systems adoption, writes CRAIG DILOUIE.
Dominant Opto will become a second supplier of interior automotive lighting using connected technology from ams Osram.
The company is still gasping for air after suffering a micro LED blow, but the automotive market for LEDs has been a different story.
Modern horticultural lighting often looks colorful with pink, purple, orange, and other hues. But this is another face of it: a dashboard screen to Sollum’s Sun as a Service software, in both laptop and phone formats.
Enhancements to “SUN as a Service” aim at improved electricity management and recipe optimization. They’ll even keep the lights on when the utility might want to stop the flow.
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With increased access to fast turnarounds across consumer markets, the lighting industry has developed quick ship programs to deliver some of the most popular luminaire and controls offerings. JANA MADSEN reports on the strategies and trends.
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The 2023 NEC specification for wall-mounted devices eliminates stand-alone battery-powered light switches. GRAHAM MARTIN explains how energy harvesting devices can meet the need for wall-mounted switches that are safely operable when the power goes out.
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Don’t underestimate the savings and operational enhancements LED lighting can bring to digital infrastructure, says SAM RABINOWITZ, despite the massive power consumption that such facilities demand.
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