SESCO U You are here: HomeSESCO U Discussing Circadian Lighting and the WELL Building Standard with Marty Brennan Credits: .5 AIA HSW LU This course will explore the requirements, challenges, and best practices for achieving the Circadian Lighting Design Feature L03 in the WELL Building Standard version 2.0. The Implications of Light Pollution and the Impact of IDA Credits: 1 HSW This course explains light pollution and why it is of interest to the International Dark-Sky Association. After taking this course, students will understand the impact of light pollution as well as the difference between IDA and non-IDA lighting. Healthcare Lighting Credits: 1 HSW This course is a high-density orientation to lighting considerations and methods in the healthcare environment. Topics will include application situations, impacted populations, design methods, and a review and critique of examples of successful and less-than-successful healthcare lighting designs. Enabling Automated Building with Power-Over-Internet (PoE) Lighting Credits: 1 HSW This course explainst how PoE lighting can be a fundamental platform for smart environments. Well planned building integration allows a flexible, scalable lighting system to collect the data that ultimately brings more value to the building owner. Dynamic Lighting - Realities, Practicalities, Potential Credits: 1 HSW Dynamic lighting, also generally referred to as tunable, color-changing, and circadian, has washed over our lighting community. Many studies and early adopters have seeded the market and several lighting manufacturers now employ some level of Dynamic Lighting. This course is intended to educate by sharing the experiences of a commercial lighting manufacturer regarding Dynamic Lighting. It will explore the sources, how they work in commercial luminaires, how to control dynamic lighting, and where the lighting community is being directed by standards, regulation, and voice of the customer. Performance Fabrics in Sustainable Design Credits: 1 HSW Windows, views, and openings in buildings present the classic battle between form and function. The designer naturally wants the building’s occupants to enjoy views and light, but the solar heat gain from these openings can wreak havoc on sustainable goals; however, sophisticated and high-performing solar control fabrics can help reconcile the form and function of light, views, and sustainability. There are many solar control fabrics on the market; wading through them can be overwhelming. This course aims to help educate the designer about what performance fabrics are, the content of various fabrics, how they work, and the benefits to a sustainable design in meeting and maximizing your goals of occupant health, safety, wellbeing, and sustainability. The WELL Building Standard | VERSION 2 Credits: 1 HSW The WELL Light concept promotes exposure to light and aims to create lighting environments that are optimal for visual, mental and biological health. This session explores the elements that make up the WELL Lighting concept and provides insights and recommendations for designing to these standards. New Glare Performance Requirements in DLC Premium Program v5.1 Credits: .25 HSW, .25 LU The latest iterations of the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Standard and Premium programs were recently released. The DLC Premium program now requires certain types of luminaires—troffers, linear, low-bay, and high-bay—to offer a specific level of glare performance that was not previously necessary. This course will explore the DLC v5.1 Premium requirements and the Unified Glare Metric (UGR) that defines the performance thresholds referenced in the program. Log in to view 7 more 222 West Maitland Boulevard Maitland, Florida 32751 P +001 407 629 6100 Find us on: Facebook page opens in new window Twitter page opens in new window Linkedin page opens in new window Pinterest page opens in new window Instagram page opens in new window COMPANY PROJECTS LIGHTTALK SESCO U CONTACT LOCATIONS SESCO LIGHTING © 2021 | CAREERS | EMAIL LOGIN