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designing lighting global… VOLUME 3 ISSUE 3: WIRELESS CONTROLS Wireless lighting controls are quietly revolutionising the way lighting systems are managed and operated. By eliminating the need for complex wiring, these controls provide flexibility, convenience, and scalability in adjusting and automating lighting settings. They allow for easy installation and reconfiguration, enabling quick adjustments to accommodate changes in space usage or preferences. With wireless connectivity, lighting controls can be remotely accessed and monitored, offering enhanced control and energy efficiency.
VOLUME 3 ISSUE 3: LIGHT 25 LONDON PREVIEW We look at some of the upcoming new product launches at the annual LIGHT 25 exhibition at the Business Design Centre in London, UK.
VOLUME 3 ISSUE 3: LIGHTING, SUSTAINABILITY AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY In the next issue, we’ll explore the crucial role that lighting plays in sustainability and the circular economy. Implementing smart lighting controls, such as occupancy sensors and daylight harvesting, can really enhance energy efficiency. The circular economy is supported by choosing sustainable lighting solutions that are designed for longevity, recyclability, and easy repair. By embracing sustainable lighting practices, we minimise waste, conserve resources, and contribute to a more environmentally friendly and economically sustainable future.
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