Your Green Life Segment: Sun Light
Your Green Life – CLTC research efforts evaluating a solar tracking technology for photometric performance, system reliability, and economics.
Your Green Life – CLTC research efforts evaluating a solar tracking technology for photometric performance, system reliability, and economics.
These presentation slides cover best practices for residential lighting design. The material is designed to help builders meet, or exceed, California's 2008 Title 24 Building Energy Efficiency Standards. It includes background and policy, common lighting terms and technology updates, guidance in residential lighting design, a step-by-step overview of the Title 24 compliance process, and additional resources.
A significant amount of energy can be saved in our homes today with the use of energy-efficient lighting technologies; many of these approaches also improve lighting quality and comport. The following is a list of some of the best technologies you can use today.
When it comes to task lighting in the workplace, the devil is in the details. Task lighting has long been known as a practical method to achieve adequate illumination levels for varied individual needs and preferences. However, traditional task lighting solutions have often failed to meet any design criteria beyond providing adequate illumination levels. Specifically, traditional task lighting is relatively energy intensive and typically provides more light than is needed, resulting in excessive luminance ratios between adjacent tasks, and lumen waste beyond the immediate task area.
SF Gate – As California lawmakers push to stop the sale of incandescent light bulbs in the foreseeable future, now might be the time to start looking for new ways to light up the home.
Too often, promising new technologies do not make the leap from a R&D prototype to a widely used product.
Sacramento Business Journal – Rising energy prices have given a free marketing boost to any product or service that cuts usage of watts and therms.
Permlight Products – Permlight Products and the California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) at UC Davis announced that Permlight has become an affiliate member of the CLTC. Permlight Products is a developer of advanced thermally managed residential LED lighting products used in recessed cans, under-cabinet lighting, pathway and stairwell lighting, outdoor decorative lighting, and advanced lighting and energy control systems.