Lutron EcoSystem controls was instrumental in our choice of LED lighting

Working with Cree, we’re able to expand our system networks by combining their innovation and leadership in the LED arena with our 50-year history as a leader in light control and total building solutions,” said Eric Lind, vice president of global specifications at Lutron. “This capability of enabling Lutron EcoSystem technology by embedding a chip into the driver of an Led high bay light concerns about system compatibility, brings digital intelligence to the control of LEDs, and showcases Lutron’s open networks. Lutron EcoSystem controls have the ability to directly connect to Lutron’s complete line of wired and wireless systems as well as other building protocols, such as BACnet, to allow seamless control and energy saving capability for our customers.”

“Cree's ability to work seamlessly with our installed Lutron EcoSystem controls was instrumental in our choice of LED lighting,” said Dr. Mitchel Rosen, chief technology officer, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia."

According to Cree analysis, Cree CR Troffers equipped with Lutron EcoSystem technology can increase luminaire lifetime up to 50 percent and substantially increase lumen maintenance factors. This calculation is for typical buildings with Lutron lighting control systems, where the average output level of troffers is around 70 percent when typical lighting efficiency strategies such as daylight harvesting, personal control and high-end trim are used.

Cooper Lighting, an industry leader committed to delivering innovative products and driving transformational technology in the Led linear high bay light industry, and Rambus Inc., one of the world’s premier technology licensing companies, announced they have signed a licensing agreement for the use of Rambus' patented lighting innovations. Cooper will focus on creating LED-based lighting fixtures for commercial, industrial and utility markets.