Integration of Shading Systems & Lighting Controls

Integration Of Shading Systems & Lighting Controls
Presenter: Elizabeth Gatto, Legrand
Controls AIA Accredited, 1.0 CEU (LU/HSW)
Duration: 60 minutes

• When: Thursday, May 23, 12PM–1PM
• Location: 1382 W. 9th Street. Ste #100, Cleveland OH
• Parking: Parking lot behind and on the side
• Cost: Parking is FREE

‍Managing the natural and artificial light in space opens the question of when and how to implement stand-alone vs. interoperable light control systems. This one-hour course provides an overview of how to best utilize the benefits of natural light with proper daylighting strategies in conjunction with integrated control systems.
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HSW Justification:
Daylight management is a key to occupant health and well-being in a building. Too much daylight causes visual discomfort, but access to natural light is the key element of human health. Shades contribute to overall occupant comfort in a facility, which contributes to occupant wellness. This course discusses the importance of properly daylighting a space and how shades play an important role.

OUTLINE AND LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Describe how lighting and shade control support an effective daylighting strategy
• Understand the available categories of lighting control systems
• Understand the advantages of specifying integrated shade and lighting control systems

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About the Speaker

Elizabeth Gatto
‍Legrand
Strategic Solutions Manager‍

As a strategic solutions manager at Legrand for their Building Control System division, Elizabeth Gatto plays a crucial role in educating and engaging the commercial design engineering and architect community. Her dedication to this task ensures that professionals in these fields are well-informed about the most innovative lighting and shade technology on the market and their potential benefits for commercial projects.