1. Smart Room Control- The Smart Addition of Lighting and Shade Control
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3. Integrating Lighting and Shade Control
Smart Room Control
Integrating Lighting and Shade Control
Your Combined Control Solution

4. Smart Room Control - Introduction
End-to-end system for the control of HVAC, Lighting and Shading
Simplified architecture
Modular Design
“It’s not integration, it’s a
single control system”

5. From a Standard Terminal Application…
HVAC
Controller
Room Device

6. …to Smart Room Control Lighting Shades HVAC Controller Room Sensor
Mobile App
Personal
Remote
Control
Multi-Sensor

7. Introduction to lighting and shade controls
Smart Room Control

8. Lighting Control – Why? 25-35%
Commercial Buildings Lighting Consumption =
Building Standards:
LEED Certification
Rising Energy Costs
Increased Government Incentives
25-35%

9. Conventional Lighting Controls
Low Voltage Relay Panels: Occupancy Sensors:

10. What is Advanced Lighting Control?
Switching to dimming
Smaller Control Zones
Software Control
Full Building Integration

11. Even more when including HVAC
The Bottom Line:
Up to Energy Savings
Even more when including HVAC
60%

12. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight Harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response
60%
Savings

13. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight Harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

14. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

15. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight Harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

16. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight Harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

17. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight Harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

18. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

19. Lighting Control Strategies
Enhanced Time Scheduling Task Tuning Daylight harvesting Occupancy Control Personal Control Load Shedding / Demand Response

20. Even more when including HVAC
The Bottom Line
Up to Energy Savings
Even more when including HVAC
60%

21. Shading / Sun-Blind Controls
Top Priority: Occupant Comfort
Glare Reduction
Reduced Direct Heat
Energy Efficiency
Reduced Thermal Load
Natural Light Maximized
How?
Automation

22. People Who Live in Glass Houses…
…keep the Blinds Closed
From High Rise Facilities:
New York Study:
55 Buildings
59% of window area covered
Blinds/shades are often drawn all the time
“High-rise tenants pay a premium for views and energy, often wasting both”
*Source High Rise Facilities: Steve DeBusk, March 6, 2014

23. Increased Occupant Comfort
“It’s not just about energy”
Personal Control
Lighting and Shading Contribute
LEED® Credit 6.2: Controllability of Systems—Thermal Comfort

24. IEQ has significant impact on employee performance
Studies show productivity increased:
Up to 20% when lighting levels were optimal
Up to 50% when temperature was optimal and maintained
Up to 9% when employees could control their environmental settings
*Source CIBSE TM24 Environmental Factors Affecting Office Worker Performance: Review of Evidence

25. Smart Room Control
The Combined Solution

26. Distech Controls System Architecture

27. SRC Solution Architecture

28. SRC Solution Architecture

29. SRC Solution Architecture
LonWorks or BACnet Network
Sub-network: Cat 5e
Switching
Dimming (0-10V)
DALI
Temperature
Humidity
Light-level
CO2
Motion

30. Open-to-Wireless™

31. Open-to-Wireless™ Wireless and battery-less devices
Easily installed on any surface
Facilitates space re-configuration
Preserve building envelope and aesthetic
Enocean®: A wide range of devices
Up to 15% installation cost savings in new constructions and 70% in retrofits

32. Many Additional Hardware Components
Switches and Sensors
Wired & Wireless
Battery-less options with Enocean
Humidity/Temperature w/Setpoint, Override
Lighting & Occupancy
Plug-Load Control
Window / Door / Partition Contacts
Key Card Holder
Touch Screens

33. It’s All About Software
Let’s Demonstrate…

34. Typical Market Applications
Offices
Conference rooms
Open spaces and cubicles
Patient rooms
Classrooms
Dorms
Military housing
Hotel Rooms
Etc.

35. Benefits of a Combined Solution
Keep it Simple:
Less infrastructure – One piece of software
Energy Savings: HVAC, Lighting and Shading
Occupancy strategies and Combined Load Shedding
It’s not ‘Integration’
Integration can be complicated and expensive
Simplified Relationship
Single point of accountability
To Sum Up: Lower Total Cost of Ownership

36. SRC Case Study: Carpe Diem Tower
Financial District La Défense, Paris, France
Office tower with commercial/retail space
34 stories with 5 terraces
Total of 12,500 Distech Controls products
Smart Room Control Solution:
LONWORKS fan coil unit controllers with dimmable lights control module and shades control module
Multi-sensors
Personal remote controls
Programmable LONWORKS controllers:
For VAV and central plant applications
Designed for LEED Gold – to be obtained in 2014

37. SRC – In Summary Award Winning Innovation
It’s not Integration – its One Control Solution
Massive Energy Savings
Improved Occupant Comfort and Productivity
Simplicity: Both technically and logistically
Award Winning Innovation

38. Thanks! …and stay tuned for next session
Smart Room Control 101 – Your First Job