Lighting control installation can be a profitable area for residential integrators. However, systems should be designed, installed and documented correctly for long-term reliability. Lighting technology has advanced a great deal in recent years. It is now a highly complex field.
This 3-day course starts by exploring lamp types, their characteristics and capabilities. A strong emphasis is placed upon the science behind the 'art' of lighting. Other subjects covered include colour temperature, power law, series vs. parallel wiring, voltage drop and cabling sizing. All technical discussions reference the BS7671 electrical standards.
Following on from the lighting fundamentals covered on the first day, day 2 provides a more in-depth understanding of the subject. It focuses on the practical application of lighting control in the residential market.
Day 3 looks at lighting control documentation and panel building for a competent person. This day will provide you with the skills to build lighting control panels and produce documentation that can be used onsite to install and verify lighting controls.
If your business is looking at lighting as a new service, then this package is the ideal introduction to this interesting and profitable sector.
This three-day course is a great way to get a complete understanding of how lighting fits into a connected home.
Whether you're pulling cable or programming scenes, this course meets you where you are and takes your lighting expertise to the next level.
David Hartley
Reltek Consulting
Nick Evans
Nick Evans Technology Ltd
Scott Stidston
RGB Communications Ltd
The CEDIA Lighting Design & Control training covers lamp types, their characteristics, and capabilities, emphasising the science behind lighting. With in-depth information on DALI, DMX, RGBW, colour temperature, power laws, wiring methods, voltage drop, and cabling sizing, all in accordance with BS7671 electrical standards, participants can expect to leave the course with a deep understanding of lighting fundamentals and practical applications in the residential market.
After completing the training, participants will be able to identify and implement complex lighting control solutions, adhere to lighting control system regulations, and understand energy and eco considerations. These skills can be applied to enhance residential lighting projects, ensuring long-term reliability and profitability.
The first day of this course covers the fundamentals of lighting design. By the end of the day, you will:
The second day of the lighting design training will focus on residential lighting control. By the end of the day, you will:
The third day of the lighting design training will focus on residential lighting documentation and panel design. By the end of the day, you will:
Duration - 3 Days
CEU Points - 18
What's included for attending - Course materials, presentation & lunch
Location - St Neots