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East Coast Green is offering over 30 continuing education sessions focused around individual topics tracks throughout the conference.

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FR17T3
Friday, September 17, 2010, 1:15 pm - 2:15 pm

The Lighting Revolution Will Not Be Televised:
Practical LED Design For The Future & Beyond

1.0 HSW/SD LU Hours - Approved
1.0 USGBC CEU Hours - Approved
1.0 IDCEC CEU Hours - Approved

For years, professionals in the design community have been promised a lighting revolution through the technology of Light Emitting Diodes (LED). In recent years, significant advancements in performance and stricter energy codes have made this light source a viable option on many projects around the world. As with many new technologies, however, there is a great deal of misinformation about LED's in lighting and a great deal of un-trust about what designers are actually getting with this revolutionary light source. The goal of this presentation is to clearly explain the technologies behind LED light sources and how they operate in a lighting fixture. In addition, attendees will learn how designers can use this technology in appropriate ways today to not only conserve energy, but create impactful projects that interact with other sustainable technologies. Finally, participants will look at where LED lighting fixtures are going and how designers can prepare their buildings to incorporate the technology moving in the future. The course will feature a combination of multimedia presentations and hands on product for participants to work with.

Speaker:

Erik Frykholm
Specification Manager,
Schneider Electric

Download PDF of Presentation:
FR17T3 - Practical LED Design.pdf
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The Lighting Revolution Will Not Be Televised is a three part presentation that engages the audience through the use of actual hands-on LED technologies, case studies of existing LEED projects and multimedia presentations that highlight how LED light sources will continue to evolve into the future. Instead of the "normal" speaker format, The Lighting Revolution Will Not Be Televised instead offers an interactive look at a technology that in the very near future will be engaged in every aspect of our lives.

The Lighting Revolution Will Not Be Televised:

Part 1 - Technological Overview of LED Light Sources
LED Components Handed Out to Attendees

  • History of LED technology
  • How LED's work
  • Requirements to create usable light
  • Advantages/Disadvantages of the technology

Part 2 - Current Uses for LED Light Sources
Incorporates Real World LEED Project Case Study

  • LEED Projects
  • Exterior Applications
  • Interior Applications
  • Health and Safety Environments
  • Maintenance Issues

Part 3 - Future Uses for LED Light Sources
Multimedia Compellation

  • Technology Advancements
  • Automation Availability
  • Dynamic LED's
  • Building Automation