Commercial Lighting Control
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING CONTROL
At High Lights, we believe that light not only illuminates spaces, it also transforms the way people experience them. That’s why, when we talk about commercial lighting control, we mean adding intelligence and flexibility to places where life happens on a large scale: schools, universities, hospitals, stadiums, banks, and offices.
MAJOR PLATFORMS
We work with the most recognized brands in lighting control, such as Lutron, with innovative systems like Athena and Quantum, along with solutions based on KNX, Leviton, and Legrand. This combination allows us to create tailor-made projects, where sensors, scenes, schedules, and energy reports become tools to improve people’s daily lives and optimize every resource.
The most powerful aspect is integration: our systems go beyond lighting, connecting with air conditioning, fire systems, elevators, motorized blinds, security, and access control, thanks to protocols such as BACnet and Modbus. This way, we ensure that an entire building operates in harmony, delivering greater comfort, efficiency, and tangible savings.
One of our differentiators is the use of Tunable White, a technology that allows adjusting the light’s color temperature to support the human body’s circadian rhythm. This means that lighting not only serves a practical function, but also becomes a tool for well-being and productivity, helping spaces become healthier and more human.
PROJECTS
In every design, we seek the perfect balance between technology, efficiency, and cost-benefit. Our goal is for the investment in lighting control to translate into more sustainable spaces, more pleasant experiences, and tangible savings in energy consumption.
In short: more than installing systems, we help buildings become smart, human-centered, and efficient.
JAVERIANA UNIVERSITY
Reference Photograph / Taken from Google
Lighting Control Features
Controlled Floors: | Number of Sensors: | Approximate Number of Controlled Luminaires: | Dimming Protocol: | Integration with BMS: | Approximate Percentage of Savings** | Approximate System Payback: | 13 | 350 | 1750 | DALI / 0-10V | BACNET | 35% – 40% | 2 , 7 YEARS |
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Controlled Floors: | 13 |
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Number of Sensors: | 350 |
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Approximate Number of Controlled Luminaires: | 1750 |
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Dimming Protocol: | DALI / 0-10 V |
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Control System: | LUTRON- ATHENA |
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Integration with BMS: | BACNET |
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Approximate Percentage of Savings** | 35% – 40% |
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Approximate System Payback: | 2 , 7 YEARS |
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*Project carried out with tax benefits for energy savings
An occupancy/vacancy sensor turns the lights on when occupants are present in a space and switches them off when the area is vacated.
20 - 60% Lighting
Daylight harvesting dims electric lights when natural daylight is available to illuminate the space.
25 - 60% Lighting
Scheduling allows preprogrammed changes in lighting levels based on time.
10 - 20% Lighting
High-end trim sets the maximum light level based on the client’s requirements in each space.
10 - 30% Lighting
Personal dimming control allows occupants to adjust the light level.
10 - 20% Lighting
The system optimization service identifies significant adjustments to lighting control to save additional energy and continuously create a more productive work environment.
Percentage Variable
20 - 60% Lighting
An occupancy/vacancy sensor turns the lights on when occupants are present in a space and switches them off when the area is vacated.
25 - 60% Lighting
Daylight harvesting dims electric lights when natural daylight is available to illuminate the space.
10 - 20% Lighting
Scheduling allows preprogrammed changes in lighting levels based on time.
10 - 30% Iluminación
High-end trim sets the maximum light level based on the client’s requirements in each space.
10 - 20% Lighting
Personal dimming control allows occupants to adjust the light level.
Percentage Variable
The system optimization service identifies significant adjustments to lighting control to save additional energy and continuously create a more productive work environment.
MOVICH HOTEL
Reference Photograph / Taken from Google
Lighting Contol Features
Controlled Floors: | Number of Rooms: | Approx. Number of Luminaires | Integrations | Dimming Protocol: | Control System | Approximate Percentage of Savings** | Approximate HVAC Savings Percentage** | Approximate System Payback | 5 | 270 | 1350 | HVAC | Phase-Cut | Lutron-My Room | 10-15% | 15-20% | 3 years |
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Controlled Floors: | 5 |
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Number of Rooms: | 270 |
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Approximate Number of Controlled Luminaires: | 1350 |
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Integrations: | HVAC |
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Dimming Protocol: | PHASE CUT |
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Control System: | LUTRON-MY ROOM |
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Approximate Percentage of Savings | 10% – 15% |
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Approximate HVAC Savings Percentage** | 15% – 20% |
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Approximate System Payback: | 3 YEARS |
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An occupancy/vacancy sensor turns the lights on when occupants are present in a space and switches them off when the area is vacated.
20 - 60% Lighting
High-end trim sets the maximum light level based on the client’s requirements in each space.
10 - 30% Lighting
Personal dimming control allows occupants to adjust the light level.
10 - 20% Lighting
HVAC integration controls heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems through contacts or the BACnet protocol.
5 - 15% HVAC
20 - 60% Lighting
An occupancy/vacancy sensor turns the lights on when occupants are present in a space and switches them off when the area is vacated.
10 - 30% Lighting
High-end trim sets the maximum light level based on the client’s requirements in each space.
10 - 20% Lighting
Personal dimming control allows occupants to adjust the light level.
5 - 15% HVAC
HVAC integration controls heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems through contacts or the BACnet protocol.
COMPENSAR UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
Reference Photograph / Taken from Google
Lighting Contol Features
Controlled Floors: | Number of Sensors: | Approximate Number of Controlled Luminaires | Dimming Protocol: | Control System: | Integration with BMS | Approximate Percentage of Savings** | Approximate System Payback | 17 | 280 | 1024 | DALI | LUTRON ATHENA | BACNET | 35% – 40% | 3 YEARS |
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*Project carried out with tax benefits for energy savings
Controlled Floors: | 17 |
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Number of Sensors: | 280 |
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Approximate Number of Controlled Luminaires: | 1024 |
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Dimming Protocol: | DALI |
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Control System: | LUTRON- ATHENA |
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Integration with BMS | BACNET |
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Approximate Percentage of Savings** | 35% – 40% |
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Approximate System Payback: | 3 YEARS |
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*Project carried out with tax benefits for energy savings
An occupancy/vacancy sensor turns the lights on when occupants are present in a space and switches them off when the area is vacated.
20 - 60% Lighting
Daylight harvesting dims electric lights when natural daylight is available to illuminate the space.
25 - 60% Lighting
Scheduling allows preprogrammed changes in lighting levels based on time.
10 - 20% Lighting
High-end trim sets the maximum light level based on the client’s requirements in each space.
10 - 30% Lighting
Personal dimming control allows occupants to adjust the light level.
10 - 20% Lighting
20 - 60% Lighting
An occupancy/vacancy sensor turns the lights on when occupants are present in a space and switches them off when the area is vacated.
25 - 60% Lighting
Daylight harvesting dims electric lights when natural daylight is available to illuminate the space.
10 - 20% Lighting
Scheduling allows preprogrammed changes in lighting levels based on time.
10 - 30% Lighting
High-end trim sets the maximum light level based on the client’s requirements in each space.
10 - 20% Lighting
Personal dimming control allows occupants to adjust the light level.
