We develop lighting control strategies that are customized to each facility’s layout, function, and occupancy patterns. For example, projects may require multi-zone control, daylight harvesting, or automated scheduling. Our designs include the right mix of fixtures, sensors, dimming modules, and user interfaces. All solutions are engineered to meet the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings (NECB). This ensures compliance while also maximizing energy efficiency.

Our zoning strategies group lighting into functional areas such as offices, corridors, workshops, and meeting rooms. This way, each zone can be controlled independently. By pairing these zones with occupancy or vacancy sensors, along with automated scheduling, we minimize energy waste. At the same time, we ensure lighting is available exactly when and where it’s needed.

We integrate daylight harvesting systems that monitor natural light through ambient sensors. As a result, artificial lighting adjusts automatically to maintain consistent illumination. This reduces energy use, lowers utility costs, and improves occupant comfort. In particular, this is valuable in offices, retail spaces, lobbies, and warehouses where daylight is abundant.

Our engineers design systems using 0-10 V dimming, DALI, BACnet, and other networked lighting protocols. These technologies allow smooth dimming, preset scene control, task tuning, and demand-response capabilities. Consequently, they are ideal for facilities that require adaptable lighting environments.

We design lighting control solutions to integrate seamlessly with Building Automation Systems, HVAC, security, and energy management platforms. Using open-standard protocols such as BACnet or DALI, this integration allows centralized monitoring and improved facility management. Therefore, operational efficiency is enhanced across the board.