Author: IES Support

In this course, we will introduce key fixture offerings for theaters, basic lighting design for school auditoriums, how to put a system together, dimming and relay options, choosing the right architectural control and theatrical control, and look at cost comparison between LED and tungsten sources....

Most of us spend 90% of our time indoors. Our brains are naturally stimulated by and highly sensitive to the daylight signals; sitting indoors, we are not getting enough. Traditional lighting — even typical LED lighting — does not provide the proper light signals our bodies need to optimize our biological clocks and maintain...

Working from home during the pandemic highlighted the need for new efficient applications to facilitate the development of lighting design in a socially distanced world. We will explore several of the latest lighting design tools available to designers and reveal unconventional ways of utilizing tools already in our lighting design repertoire. Course: Riveting Revit...

In this webinar, we will explore two solutions that enable code-required emergency lighting for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. Let’s take a look at the difference between LED Emergency Drivers and Emergency Inverters, and when to choose one over the other....

This session will provide strategies on addressing glare and techniques to improve educational and office environment lighting....

Have you heard the buzz about the WELL Building Standard™? Come learn first-hand from Sara Greenwood, WELL-Faculty, about the building standard which is gaining growing attention globally....

This presentation on UV-C lighting addresses why disinfecting air and surfaces is important for our health & well-being and how it can be accomplished through the power of light....

The State of Nebraska adopted the 2018 version of the IECC this past July. IECC-2018 allows an alternative compliance path using ASHRAE 90.1-2016....