Interoperable Standards for Monitoring Energy in Networked Lighting Systems
Presenter: Simon Slupik, CTO and co-founder, Silvair
Description:
Energy efficiency has been the key driver behind widespread adoption of networked lighting control systems (NLCs). There are multiple standards for energy monitoring, each covering part of the whole solution:
– DALI / D4I define the energy – related capabilities of LED drivers
– ANSI C137.5 defines performance requirements for devices that report energy data
– Bluetooth Mesh to DALI Gateways enable incorporating data-enabled luminaires into a native Bluetooth® mesh network
– Bluetooth Mesh Profile, Bluetooth Mesh Model and Bluetooth Mesh Device Properties define transport and representation of the energy data on a system level.
This webinar discusses how these standards play together for a unified, fully interoperable experience. We will discuss the requirements for system components, practical methods for collecting luminaire-level measurements, and system-level approach to collection, aggregation and visualization of energy data.
Related Resources:
Connected Lighting Resource Center
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