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Lights that know when the room is empty.

LEDs cut lighting energy by up to 80%. Smart controls can save another 40–70% on top of that, by dimming and switching off when nobody needs the light.

Large warehouse interior with overhead lighting
up to 75%
LED vs. old lighting
Less energy used by LEDs
40–70%
Smart controls
Extra savings on top of LEDs
How it works

What is a network lighting control system?

Lights that know when the room is empty, and when the sun is out. They dim, brighten and switch off on their own.

  • Control zones, schedules and light levels from one dashboard
  • Motion sensors turn lights off in empty rooms
  • Daylight sensors dim lights when the sun is out
  • Real-time data on usage and occupancy for better planning
For engineers: under the hood
NLCS provides centralized/remote control with zoning, scheduling, occupancy and daylight harvesting, plus analytics on usage patterns, occupancy trends and energy performance to support maintenance planning.
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Recent lighting projects
  • Cherry Hill Village Mall
  • Community Development Corporation of Long Island
  • Mint Gaming Hall

Smart lighting installed for retail, community and entertainment spaces.

FAQ

Questions people ask

How much can LED lighting save?

LEDs can use up to 80% less energy than older lighting, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

What do smart lighting controls add?

Smart controls (NLCS) can save another 40–70% on top of LEDs by dimming, scheduling and turning lights off when rooms are empty or the sun is out.

Can I control all my lights from one place?

Yes. You can set zones, schedules and light levels from one dashboard.

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