NCAEE Chapter Meeting – Smart Affordable LED Lighting System Lessons and Application


 

January Meeting 

Join us January 25th with Phil Korest and his experience selecting and using a smart LED lighting system 

I’ve been looking for an LED lighting system that is flexible, smart and affordable as long as I’ve been an energy manager (and before!).  Trust me, hitting all three is hard, especially the affordable part.  I wanted it for public spaces where the lights had integrated sensors, I didn’t have to worry about batteries dying, and I didn’t have to run special wires for dimming or sensors.  Well I found a system that ticks all those boxes and is very affordable not much more than a standard light.  These lights communicate wirelessly and are configured either by a switch or a phone app.  This wireless communication allows for creative grouping and dimming strategies that would be very difficult to implement with a wired system.   
 
In this meeting, I’ll share a little bit about the system, how it works, strengths and weaknesses and an estimate of the additional savings that the sensors can save.  
 

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Where:

We hope that you will join us at the Advanced Energy Office but if you can’t attend in person you can also attend online.  
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For people attending in person, they can put our address in their GPS, 909 Capability Dr., Raleigh, NC 27606. Parking permits are not necessary after 5:00 p.m.

When:

Thursday January 25th
5:30 Gather and Pizza
6:00 PM Presentation


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Who:

NCAEE Members and Friends

Cost:

No cost for attendees

Speaker Bio:

Phil Korest, CEM, is the Energy Manager at Meredith College. He’s been with the college for almost 3 years. He began working in the energy management industry in 2009 at Eaton and has continued in various roles since. He received his bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan (Go Blue!) and an MBA from Duke University. 
 

Additional Information:

  • For more information call Michael Lyda at 919-716-6391 or Phil Korest at 919-382-8006