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Energy conservation and occupant health and well-being are issues of increasing focus in current building design strategies. Appropriate lighting design and control can address both issues simultaneously. This course explores those aspects of health influenced by lighting and the means by which lighting can be designed and controlled in order to increase occupant comfort, productivity, and overall physical and mental well-being and reduce energy consumption in a single, integrated design.
Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
- Recall those aspects of human health influenced by lighting when designing lighting solutions.
- Integrate natural and electrical light into lighting designs that support human circadian rhythms.
- Contribute to improved occupant performance with appropriate lighting and daylighting control.
- Specify the most energy-efficient and beneficial lighting control strategies.
Approximately 1 hour, 15 minutes. Delivered online, at your own pace.
Presented by David Buerer on behalf of Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.. View the Privacy Policy .
Presenter Information
Name: David Buerer
Title: Director of Product Management, Leviton
Background: David Buerer is the Director of Product Management at Leviton Manufacturing, Inc., focusing on systems and networking products. For the past 19 years he has been responsible for all aspects of product design from market research through development, launch, and sunset. Although experienced across all aspects of controls development, his specialties include the merging of architectural and energy controls, as well as theatrical product lines. Prior to David’s time at Leviton, he was a senior designer at PLA Designs, Inc., focusing on theater consulting, architectural controls, and lighting design for themed environments.
