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Digital Lumens: Line of Intelligent LED Lighting Systems

Intelligent LED lighting meets updated California Title 24 energy standards

By Digital Lumens 
October 23, 2014

A line of intelligent LED lighting systems by Digital Lumens is out-of-the-box compliant with the updated requirements of California Title 24 energy standards for indoor commercial and industrial lighting applications.

The system includes a fully integrated, high-performance occupancy sensor and full-range digital dimming to provide maximum efficiency and flexibility; integrated photo sensors that assess ambient light and automatically adjust output; lighting profiles and scheduling to turn lights off when an area is scheduled to be empty; and a wall-mounted controller with eight configurable buttons that each activate a unique, pre-programmed lighting profile on demand.

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