Join us for a day dedicated to Lighting Controls.
Start off with an Intermediate-level educational course, stay to network with members of the Ottawa-Gatineau lighting community, and finish off with a Luncheon on the DALI lighting control system.
Register for the full day or choose the session that's best for you.
Event Schedule
Intermediate Education Course
Lighting Controls for Non-Residential Buildings
Time:
 9:00am - 12:00pm
Networking and Social
Time:
 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Lighting Controls Seminar and Luncheon
DALI Lighting Control System
Time:
 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Meet the Instructor
Bob Bridges - Applied Illumination
With more than 40 years of industry experience, Bob Bridges is Lighting Certified by the NCQLP, a credential held since 2004. A lifelong learner himself, he has taught and continues to educate new and established lighting practitioners alike on a variety of topics ranging from lighting basics to more advanced, technical subjects.
Recently retired but still very active in our industry, Bob has worked in technical sales and sales management over a long successful career. He is highly regarded for his dedication to the Illuminating Engineering Society of which he is a member emeritus. Bob has received numerous commendations and awards for the service he has voluntarily provided to the IES and to our local section here in Ottawa.
About the Course
Lighting Controls for Non-Residential Buildings
The 3-part, intermediate-level course covers
Introduction and Commercial Energy Codes
Lighting Controls Equipment
Designing a Lighting Controls System
At the end of the course, you'll be able to
Identify lighting control strategies based on application needs
Design and commission a lighting control solution
Analyze your control solutions in order to satisfy energy code standards
Choose appropriate lighting control equipment for your project
This course is intended for anyone who deals with lighting controls as part of their work. The 3-hour session has been designed by the IES and will go into moderate technical depth so that you can advance your career and feel confident in your role.
About the Luncheon
DALI Lighting Control System
DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) is a digital protocol used for controlling LED luminaire systems.
In this seminar, you'll learn:
The history of DALI
How it's changed and evolved
Where the future is headed
Why DALI is poised for a resurgence in North America
Thank you to 
MVP Lighting
 for sponsoring the Luncheon
Register now for this great event.
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