1. CIBSE Technical Seminar
Presented by
David Gillingham
Steve Petts
May 2010

2. Company Overview
Established 1990

4. Low Energy Lighting Minimising CO2 by best use of Lighting Control
May 2010

5. Being Green Manufactured Locally
Good design means Flexibility through life
Upgrade & re-use rather than re wire and replace
Maintain and Tune Up

6. Helping you to be Greener
Training – How to get the best from your building
Control Philosophy suggestions
BMS Upgrade – share information
Save Lamps and Batteries with ATS Emergency Testing

7. Regulations & Guidelines

8. Simmtronic Guidance

9. Key Dates
Consultation completed April 2010
Effective from October 2010

10. Consultation Information

13. Copy of new table

14. Copy of new table

16. Good Practice in Design - 1
Absence Control – Lights only on when needed
Keep control zones small (6M)
Cap lighting levels

17. Good Practice in Design - 2
Daylight Link – Dim or switch off of not needed
Lamp and Power Metering
Switch Off Transformers(LED)

18. Good Practice in Design - 3
Centrally Supervised System
Centrally Managed Settings – User cannot override;
- Building manager can
Central Time commands – Exterior and Display Lighting
(in conjunction with photocell)

19. Good Practice in Design – 4
Integration – Fan Coil and Water Solenoid and Blind Control – High and Low Level BMS Links
Indirect Savings
– Reduced lighting = Reduced cooling
Maintenance
- Tune your building

20. Case Study – Bank of America – DS1
(Refer to display board)

21. Questions?

23. Emergency Testing
(ATS)

24. Emergency Testing Save on maintenance
-Automate Testing and Record Keeping
Avoid over testing
- Save Lamps and Batteries
Graphical overview for easy snagging
A.T.S. Automated Testing System

25. Questions?