Quantum Total Light Management Architectural lighting control, shading, and energy-saving solutions

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1 Quantum Total Light Management Architectural lighting control, shading, and energy-saving solutions

2 Photography Nic Lehoux The challenge: OPTIMISE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND DAYLIGHT TO SAVE ENERGY AND CREATE A PRODUCTIVE, COMFORTABLE, VISUAL ENVIRONMENT. Most buildings today are over-lighted because there is enough daylight in the space; or lights are set to a higher level than appropriate for the people inside; or spaces are lighted even though they are unoccupied. This wastes energy, creates discomfort, and reduces productivity. The solution: MANAGE LIGHT WITH QUANTUM. Quantum manages both electric light and daylight, to not only save energy and simplify operations but also improve the comfort and productivity of the people in your building. Photography Nic Lehoux 2 Lutron

3 What is Quantum? Quantum is a whole-building or whole-campus lighting control system that centralizes control of all electric lighting and blinds. Quantum software gives users the ability to control, monitor, manage, and report on lighting energy usage from single fixtures to entire facilities. What are the benefits? Save electricity and protect the environment Reduces greenhouse gases by eliminating unnecessary energy use Save money Lowers operating costs and peak demand charges Create a more flexible space Lighting and shading zones can be re-configured without rewiring Increase productivity and comfort Makes occupants more productive and comfortable with preferred light levels and automated blind control Where is Quantum used? office, education, healthcare, hospitality and other buildings for new construction or renovations Contents 04 Benefits of Quantum Total Light Management 06 Quantum Components 08 How the components connect together 10 Quantum energy savings and light control strategies 12 Energy-saving light control strategies 14 Quantum VueTM Facility Management Software 16 Quantum Vue Scheduling 17 Quantum Vue Reporting 18 Quantum Vue IntelliDemandTM load shed 19 Quantum Vue load shedding steps 20 Quantum Vue Hyperion solar-adaptive shading 22 Quantum Vue Alerts 23 Personna PC and Q-Control+ 24 GreenGlance 26 Our Company Lutron 3

4 BENEFITS OF QUANTUM TOTAL LIGHT MANAGEMENT Save electricity and protect the environment MORE ELECTRICITY IS USED FOR LIGHTING THAN ANY OTHER BUILDING SYSTEM. Controlling your lighting is usually the easiest and most visible way to manage your energy costs while enhancing your space. Light control strategies such as tuning, dimming, occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting, scheduling, and automatic shading reduce energy consumption which conserves natural resources and lowers the amount of CO 2 released into the air. Save money LOWER OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE COSTS. automatically turn off lights in vacant spaces use only the amount of electric light needed minimise electricity demand charges by lowering light levels during peak periods reduce lighting and HVAC loads by dimming lights and automatically controlling blinds report lamp failures for optimal group re-lamping Lighting is responsible for nearly 21% 1 of the annual electricity costs in a typical commercial building. 4 Lutron

5 Create a more flexible space Increase comfort and satisfaction EASILY CONTROL AND RE-CONFIGURE LIGHT SOURCES. Lighting and shading zones can be re-configured without rewiring, making reconfiguration of office space simple. As the needs of a space change, wireless wall controls, hand held controls, occupancy sensors, and daylight sensors can be reassigned to different fixtures or groups of fixtures. Furthermore, the Quantum system is expandable from small, stand-alone spaces, to whole floors, to the whole building or campus. PROPER LIGHTING IS BENEFICIAL FOR EMPLOYEES WORKING IN AN OFFICE SPACE. The improved comfort and workplace satisfaction brought by daylighting, task-appropriate electric lighting, and individual lighting control can result in increased occupant comfort and satisfaction 2. Lutron 5

6 QUANTUM COMPONENTS Quantum provides total light managementtm by tying the most complete line of lighting controls, window blinds, digital ballasts/led drivers, and sensors together under one system and software umbrella. Many of the system components are available in both wired and wireless options. Here are some of the key components. FLUORESCENT BALLAST AND LED DRIVERS EcoSystem H-Series Digital Ballast EcoSystem LED driver (CE) EcoSystem 5-series LED driver (CE) SENSORS WIRELESS Radio Powr SavrTM occupancy/vacancy sensor Radio Powr Savr daylight sensor Radio WindowTM sensor WIRED Occupancy/vacancy sensor Daylight sensor 6 Lutron

7 CONTROLS WIRED BLINDS QUANTUM HUB AND POWER PANELS GRAFIK Eye QS Sivoia QS roller blinds Quantum hubs QS smart panel power supply seetouch QS keypads Slider control Sivoia QS skylight blinds Energi Savr NodeTM (EcoSystem, DALI, 0 10 V Phase adaptive switching) Architectural dimming and switching panels (GP, XP, LP) QS Signature SeriesTM QS ArchitraveTM SOFTWARE WIRELESS Pico wireless controls Sivoia QS curtain track GreenGlance energy dashboard Q-Control+ app Personna PC web-based personal control software Lutron 7

8 HOW THE COMPONENTS CONNECT TOGETHER Key QS link (RS485) Ethernet Network Power panel link (RS485) EcoSystem loop Building Ethernet network Wireless Radio Frequency (RF) connection ipad with Q-Control+ app Quantum Vue on client PC Ethernet network Green-Glance, on client PC and LCD display Internet Personna PC personal control software Quantum Vue on client laptop To additional hubs and meters Quantum energy meters Q-Manager server Interior office To BMS by others (BACnet IP) Quantum hub EcoSystem H-Series ballasts Radio Powr SavrTM wireless occupancy sensor Pico wireless control QS sensor module To dimming modules: lobbies and atriums auditoriums training rooms cafeterias seetouch QS keypad ipad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. DIN-RAIL panel To switching modules: exterior lighting non-dim ballasts (hallways, bathrooms, stairwells) seetouch QS keypad 8 Lutron

9 Conference room GRAFIK Eye QS Wireless with DALI Radio Powr Savr wireless occupancy sensor QS smart panel power supply RS232/Ethernet interface Pico wireless control Radio Powr Savr wireless daylight sensor To non-lutron devices: touchscreens A/V equipment HVAC equipment 5-Series LED Driver 5-Series LED Driver Sivoia QS blinds Open office area EcoSystem H-Series Ballast QS smart panel power supply DIN Rail Energi Savr NodeTM with EcoSystem QS sensor module Radio Powr Savr wireless occupancy sensor Radio WindowTM sensor seetouch QS keypad Pico wireless control Radio Powr Savr wireless daylight sensor PowPak CCO To non-lutron devices: HVAC equipment Sivoia QS blinds with Hyperion solar adaptive shading Hallways, Restrooms, Stairwells, Exterior Lighting DIN Rail Energi Savr Node Switching module Switched lighting loads Lutron 9

10 QUANTUM ENERGY SAVINGS AND LIGHT CONTROL STRATEGIES Photography Nic Lehoux ARCHITECTURAL LOAD DIMMING Allows the users to dim traditional light sources such as incandescent, halogen, low voltage, and LED. LIGHT LEVEL TUNING Sets the target light level based on customer requirements in each space. This level is lower than the high-end trim light level. FLUORESCENT DIMMING Highly efficient dimming that allows the users to dim fluorescent lights. SCENE AND ZONE CONTROL Users can select pre-programmed light scenes or raise and lower individual light zones. CONTROLLABLE WINDOW BLINDS Allows quiet control of daylight for improved comfort and productivity using Sivoia QS blinds. SCENE CONTROL Users can select pre-programmed light scenes at the touch of a button. SWITCHING Allows the user to switch on or off all non-dimmed light sources using 1 million cycle relays. PERSONAL LIGHT CONTROL Allows users in the space to select the correct light level for the desired task. Often that is much less light than full-on. HIGH-END TRIM High-end trim sets the maximum light level for each space, providing guaranteed energy savings. OCCUPANCY OR VACANCY SENSING Automatically turn off lights when people vacate the space. 10 Lutron

11 DAYLIGHT HARVESTING Automatically adjusts the electric lighting levels based on the amount of daylight in the space. SCHEDULING Lights turn off or are dimmed and blinds are adjusted automatically at certain times of the day or in relation to sunrise and sunset. HYPERIONTM SOLAR-ADAPTIVE SHADING Automatically adjusts Lutron Sivoia QS window blinds based on the angle of the sun to maximise the effective use of daylight. PARTITIONING Automatically adapts the lighting controls to changes in room configurations. BACNET INTEGRATION Allows simple integration with the building management system. REMOTE MONITORING AND CONTROL Allows management of your building s light from anywhere in the world. INTELLIDEMANDTM LOAD SHED (DEMAND RESPONSE) Allows the facility manager to reduce lighting load at times of peak electricity pricing. REPORTING AND TRENDING Allows the system operator to intelligently manage and monitor the lighting in their building. Lutron 11

12 ENERGY-SAVING LIGHT CONTROL STRATEGIES Potential savings 80% Max: 100% Max: 80% High-end trim Sets the maximum light level based on customer requirements in each space % Lighting 3 Occupied: On Vacant: Off Occupancy/vacancy sensing Turns lights on when occupants are in a space and off when they vacate a space % Lighting 4 Daylight harvesting Dims electric lights when daylight is available to light the space % Lighting 5 Full On Dim Full On Dim Personal dimming control Gives occupants the ability to set the light level % Lighting 6 Controllable window shading Adjusts blinds to reduce glare and solar heat gain % Cooling 7 Shade Open Shade Closed 12 Lutron

13 Potential savings 7am: Dim 7pm: Off Scheduling Provides pre-programmed changes in light levels based on time of day % Lighting 8 Full On Dim Demand response Automatically reduces lighting loads during peak electricity usage times % Peak Period 9 Appliance On Appliance Off Plug load control Automatically turns off loads after occupants leave a space % Controlled Loads 10 Heating Cooling HVAC integration Controls heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems through contact closure, or BACnet protocol. 5-15% HVAC 11 Lutron 13

14 QUANTUM VUETM FACILITY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 14 Lutron

15 Beyond light control to light management The heart of the Quantum solution is Qunatum Vue Quantum s powerful software that allows facility mangers to manage their electric light and daylight for maximum energy efficiency, comfort, and productivity. From a central location, a facility manager can control electric lights and blinds, as well as configure, monitor, analyse, and report on the light system in the building. Quantum Vue interface Lutron 15

16 QUANTUM VUETM SCHEDULING Time-based control of facility lighting Quantum Vue software includes two types of time clocks: a time-of-day clock (e.g. 8 p.m. weeknights) an astronomic clock (e.g. sunrise and sunset) Lights can automatically be set to a preset level or to turn on or off in certain spaces based on the time of day. Blinds can automatically raise or lower in certain spaces at specific times. Conditional programming can also allow controls to operate differently based on the time of the day. For example, occupancy sensors can be disabled during working hours, but re-enabled in non-working hours. Quantum allows for time-based control of all lighting and blinds w..com om/e ur ope Display today s schedule of events 16 Lutron

17 QUANTUM VUETM REPORTING Energy analysis, maintenance, and system health reports Quantum Vue provides reports and diagnostics that allow facility managers to improve maintenance and operations, identify issues before they become problems, and monitor lighting energy consumption in the whole building or any part of the building. Reports include power or energy usage, system activity, and lamp failures Energy usage reporting Lutron 17

18 QUANTUM INTELLIDEMANDTM LOAD SHED Quantum Vue IntelliDemand load shed interface Smart load shed This feature of Quantum Vue allows facility managers to shed a percentage of the system s lighting output to reduce energy costs for their facility. This can result in lower electricity rates or rebates from utility companies and energy aggregators, who offer demand response programs. The ability to eliminate or smooth out energy peaks can also have a significant impact on reducing peak demand charges from the utility company. Smart Grid and Open Automatic Demand Response (ADR) interoperability Demand response is a critical part of participating in the Smart Grid. The Quantum system is Open ADR compliant, and by receiving signals from a utility company or energy aggregator, Quantum software can automatically respond by lowering light levels unobtrusively throughout the facility. Power usage Load shed settings for individual areas 18 Lutron

19 QUANTUM LOAD SHEDDING STEPS Quantum s IntelliDemand load shed capability allows a facility to respond to load shed requests automatically, or at the touch of a button. Utility company sends out demand response signal. Demand Response Automation Server (DRAS) Automatic signal OR Manual signal Energy Management System (EMS) receives demand response signal from utility company over Ethernet and sends loadshed commands using BACnet to the Quantum hubs. BACnet/IP OR Open ADR Quantum server Customer receives demand response notification by way of telephone, , text message, or pager and manually adjusts load via PC. Quantum hub receives demand response signal and lowers lighting, turns off preprogrammed loads, increases HVAC set point, and adjusts blinds to save energy. Q-Manager with IntelliDemand allows user to pre-program loadshed strategies. Blinds HVAC Non-lighting loads Ballasts and lamps Lutron 19

20 QUANTUM HYPERION SOLAR-ADAPTIVE SHADING Hyperion set up wizard and daily blind schedules Automatic blind control Hyperion solar-adaptive shading is a feature within Quantum Vue that automatically adjusts Lutron Sivoia QS blinds to reduce glare and heat gain throughout the day in response to the changing position of the sun. Customised blind schedules are developed to limit how far the direct sunlight can penetrate into the space by combining information about building location and façade orientation. Hyperion automatically generates blind schedules by area. The schedule for each area can be viewed for each day of the year. 20 Lutron

21 Seasonal solar variation The angle and intensity of daylight changes throughout the year. Hyperion manages these variations by incrementally altering the blind adjustment schedule of each façade on a daily basis. December 21st Winter S Sunrise June 21st Summer E W Sunrise N Hyperion offers a variety of benefits Increases comfort and productivity Glare from windows can reduce productivity by up to 25%. 12 By controlling blinds, Hyperion helps reduce glare, as well as heat gain, making a space more comfortable for its occupants. Preserves external views Studies have shown that employees are more productive when they have views of the outside. Hyperion ensures blinds are open when the sun s glare won t adversely affect occupants. June 21st, 11:00 a.m. Hyperion software automatically positions blinds to let useful daylight into the space. Lights near windows dim to save energy. Maximises effective daylighting Hyperion works with the Quantum daylight harvesting system to significantly lower electric light usage. Lowers HVAC costs Blinds can save 10 20% of cooling loads by blocking and reflecting solar heat. 7 December 21st, 11:00 a.m. Blinds lower to block harsh low-angled winter sun. Lights near windows remain bright, maintaining preferred light levels. Lutron 21

22 QUANTUM VUETM ALERTS Raising awareness Quantum can monitor the system for certain events/triggers and raise awareness through visible changes in Quantum Vue or through messages. s can be used to integrate into more sophisticated work order management systems for acknowledgements or assignment to individuals. Quantum alert interface Types of alerts Alerts can cover a range of issues, one of the most important being issues with equipment. Improperly functioning equipment, such as a ballast, control, or sensor, as well as lamp outages in Lutron dimming ballasts, can all be set for an alert. Alerts can also be triggered for low batteries in wireless sensors or controls. Lamp hour counters can trigger alerts for lamps nearing their end of life and the start of a loadshed event. 22 Lutron

23 PERSONNA PC AND Q-CONTROL+ Personal web-based control software for Quantum Personna PC gives occupants control of their lights and blinds from any device that can run a web browser. After logging in with a user name and password, the user can control lights and blinds in his area using a virtual keypad, so there s no remote control to lose. Users can also save preferred light levels and blind positions, which they can easily recall with the favorite button. Wireless hand-held control and programming The Q-Control+ app provides a simple user interface for end-users, facility managers, and lighting designers to control and monitor the lights and blinds from anywhere in the building using a mobile ipad platform. Users can also quickly reprogram area scenes, zone levels, and blind presets while in a space. Administrators can manage user accounts and restrict user access to only certain areas or functions depending on their specific roles. Control lights by clicking on buttons Personna PC software on networked computer or other internet device Virtual seetouch keypad controls for lights (shown) or blinds ipad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Lutron 23

24 GREENGLANCE 24 Lutron

25 Show the world what you have achieved GreenGlance display software provides a quick snapshot of your building s energy savings from using the Quantum Total Light Management system. Building owners and facility managers can use GreenGlance to: motivate employees to save energy support their organisation s reputation for being green and socially responsible serve as an educational tool to display their facilities economic and environmental benefits from using Quantum, such as dollars saved, CO2 not emitted, or tons of coal preserved display other green facts about their building (waste reduction programs or water efficiency systems) Maximum potential savings User can select pre-defined spaces Average lighting energy saved over user-selected period Displays lighting energy and environmental savings Building local time and date Real-time lighting power saved by using Quantum User-selectable time periods for lighting energy displays Displays project details and lighting energy calculation information Displays local conditions (requires internet access) Compares lighting energy savings of different time periods Lutron 25

26 SEAMLESS INTEROPERABILITY Quantum can seamlessly and reliably integrate with many different building systems, including building management systems (BMS), security systems, and maintenance systems. The BACnet/IP protocol is the primary means of integration. BACnet is embedded or native in the Quantum processors, which means no external interfaces or gateways are required in order to communicate with other systems. Only a single point of connection is needed on the Quantum network for total and complete communication to the entire system. Additionally, the Quantum system has been tested by BACnet Testing Laboratories (BTL) and certified to comply with all of their necessary interoperability requirements. Common integration examples: A BMS system can trigger loadshed events in the Quantum system Occupancy sensor status can be shared with the HVAC system to set back temperatures when areas become unoccupied Quantum s energy usage information can be shared with building dashboards to eliminate the need to add costly energy meters The end goal is to increase the energy efficiency of buildings and simplify the lives of facility managers. Seamless interoperability between major building systems goes a long way to helping achieve this goal. In addition to BACnet, Quantum also provides a variety of other means to communicate with different buildings systems including RS232, Ethernet TCP/IP, contact closures, Modbus TCP/IP, Open ADR, and XML Webservices. For detailed information on the capabilities of each communication protocol contact your local Lutron representative or our technical support team at systemsupport@lutron.com. 26 Lutron

27 Building/Energy Management Systems (BMS/EMS) Energy Dashboards & Analytics Packages Maintenance & Work Order Management Systems Utilities & Smart Grid Remote Access & Monitoring Quantum HVAC Fire & Safety Remote Locations Lutron or Third-party Service Company Lighting Shading Sensors Meters Access & Security Audio & Video Metering IT Lutron 27

28 FLEXIBLE IT IMPLEMENTATION Quantum can be implemented flexibly to address a variety of network configurations to suit the IT landscape in the building. Option 1: Using a dedicated lighting control network The Quantum lighting management hubs are connected to the Quantum server via a dedicated lighting control network. This provides the highest security. GreenGlance client Personna PC web-based software Corporate Network Lutron Network Lighting management hub (floor 2) Quantum server Quantum Vue web-based software ipad with Q-Control+ app Lighting management hub (floor 1) For detailed network configuration information, have your IT administrator contact Lutron at techapps@lutron.com. 28 Lutron ipad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

29 Option 2: Integrating with the Corporate Network The Quantum lighting management hubs are connected to the Quantum server via the Corporate Building Network. When using this option, all routers/switches connecting the Quantum lighting management hubs and the Quantum server must be properly configured to allow messages to be passed between the hubs and the server. ipad with Q-Control+ app Quantum server GreenGlance client Corporate Building Network Personna PC web-based software Quantum Vue web-based software Lighting management hub (floor 2) Lighting management hub (floor 1) Lutron 29

30 OUR COMPANY LEED A history of sustainability, innovation, and quality At Lutron, sustainability is not new to us. Lutron is a company built on a belief in taking care of people: customers, employees, and the community. We are a proud member of the U.S. Green Building Council, administrator of LEED. And since 1961, we have been designing industry-leading technology that saves energy and reduces green house gas emissions. We innovate in advance of emerging market needs and continually improve our quality, our delivery, and our value. Lutron has registered over 2,000 patents worldwide and manufactures more than 15,000 products. For over 50 years, we have met and exceeded the highest standards of quality and service. Every one of our products is quality-tested before it leaves the factory. 30 Lutron

31 Global service and support You can count on a level of support unequaled anywhere in the industry or anywhere in the world. Lutron provides technical phone support. Lutron Field Service, made up of a global network of customer-focused field service engineers, provides world-class services that begin before your building is commissioned and continue throughout the life of your building. Prestigious projects (left to right): Musikschule Grünwald, Munich Le Meridien, Tokyo Chelsea Harbour, London Royal Mirage Arabian Court, Dubai Bank of China, Beijing The White House, Washington, DC Save energy on your next project Call Lutron today at +44 (0) and you will be connected to a Lutron representative who will be able to provide you with a plan of action for your application. WORLD HEADQUARTERS Lutron Electronics Co., Inc Suter Road Coopersburg, PA U.S.A. TEL: EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS Lutron EA Ltd. 6 Sovereign Close Wapping, London, E1W 3JF England FREEPHONE (UK): Customer Service: +44 (0) Technical Support: +44 (0) Lutron 31

32 The New York Times Building, New York, NY, USA saves over $600,000 each year by managing light with Quantum. 13 We designed our building to use 1.28 watts per square foot of lighting power. With Quantum, it s only using that s about 70% less. Glenn Hughes, Director of Construction for The New York Times Company during design, installation, and commissioning of The New York Times Building Green Facts Buildings 1 Square Feet over 600,000 Lighting Fixtures over 15,000 Lighting Energy Savings approximately 70% Annual CO 2 Reduction over 3,200 metric tons Source: 1 Bertoldi, P. et al Energy Efficiency Status Report Joint Research Centre. 2 Light Right Consortium. Research Study on the Effects of lighting on Office Workers (2003). 3 Williams A, et al Lighting Controls in Commercial Buildings. Leukos. 8(3) pg VonNieda B, Maniccia D, & Tweed A An analysis of the energy and cost savings potential of occupancy sensors for commercial lighting systems. Proceedings of the illumination Engineering Society. Paper #43. 5 Reinhart CF Effects of interior design on the daylight availability in open plan offices. Study of the American Commission for an Energy Efficient Environment (ACE) Conference Proceedings. To achieve maximum lighting savings, automated blinds are utilised. 6 Galasiu AD, et al Energy saving lighting control systems for open-plan offices: A field study. Leukos. 4(1) pg Lutron commissioned study by Herrick Laboratories. University of Purdue Energy savings estimated based on 50% reduction of after-hours lighting energy waste. Source: VonNieda B, Maniccia D, & Tweed A An analysis of the energy and cost savings potential of occupancy sensors for commercial lighting systems. Proceedings of the illuminating Engineering Society. Paper #43. 9 Newsham GR & Birt B Demand-responsive lighting: a field study. Leukos. 6(3) pg Ecos Commercial office plug load savings assessment. California Energy Commission PIER Program. 11 Lutron study based on reduction in heating (base 60 F) and cooling (base 55 F) degree days with a 2 F thermostat setback and 60% space un-occupancy. EnergyPlus modeling simulations were conducted and predicted similar savings. 12 Heschong Mahone Group, Inc., Windows and offices: A study of office workers performance and the indoor environment prepared for California Energy Commission. 13 The savings are based on actual lighting usage for the full year of 2009 (annual average lighting power of watts per square foot) compared to the installed code-compliant lighting power of 1.28 watts per square foot. The dollars are calculated using a New York City commercial electricity rate of $0.18 per kwh (source: ConEdison). CO 2 reduction is based on 1.9 pounds of CO 2 prevented per kwh saved (source: Weighted average of fossil fuel energy sources from page 2 of a U.S. Department of Energy carbon dioxide emissions report in July 2000). FREEPHONE (UK): Customer Service: +44 (0) Technical Support: +44 (0) lutronlondon@lutron.com 08/2014 Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. P/N /EA REV A