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LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION AT IET SAVOY PLACE This case study explores how IET Savoy Place transitioned from a failing legacy system to a future-ready lighting control infrastructure – one that not only enhances operational efficiency but also delivers substantial long-term savings.
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estled in the heart of London, IET Savoy Place has been a landmark venue for over a century, home to the Institution of Engineering and Technology and a hub for world-class events. Following a major refurbishment in 2015, the building’s lighting control system was expected to hold up for years
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to come. But as time passed, cracks began to show. The proprietary system, once cutting-edge, became a source of frustration – frequent failures, limited support and growing maintenance costs. By 2024, it was clear that a change was not just necessary, it was urgent. The new system needed to be smarter, more flexible, easier to maintain, and significantly more cost-efficient. The result? A strategic investment with long-term savings of £30,000 per year.
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