Lighting Management Brochure UK Final - Low Res

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We understand the importance of getting your lighting right. You need the right

lighting that works for you in every situation to maximise the potential for positive

change. We also know that up to 75% of a conventional lighting bill is a wasted

cost money spent on light that simply isnt needed. By switching to an intelligent

lighting system that applies the correct level of light as required, you can move toa sustainable, low impact lighting solution that helps you meet carbon emissions

targets, legislation requirements and will dramatically reduce your expenditure,

whilst improving the efciency and comfort for your employees.

Weve created this brochure to guide you through the key points and

considerations you might have when you choose to adopt a low carbon

impact solution for your building. We can help and advise you on creating an

effective lighting management strategy that will benet your business and in

turn have a positive effect on your workplace and the wider environment.

An intelligentapproach to lightingHow our networked lighting management systems can effectively reduce

your costs, emissions and add inspiration and value to your business

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6 The real cost of inefcient lighting

7 Investing in a sustainable future

8 Times are changing

9 Working hard for your business

10 Safety rst

11 Its only natural

12 A guiding light

13 Create your environment

14 More than a building

15 Swapping ordinary for extraordinary

16 Case Study: 55 Baker Street

18 Case Study: Freshelds Bruckhaus Deringer

20 Case Study: Westeld

22 Case Study: Tesco

Contents



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The real cost of inefcient lighting

Investing in a sustainable future

Its well known that lighting accounts for around 14% of a businesss energy costs, or put

another way, thats nearly a sixth of a typical electricity bill.

Breakdown of C02

emissions for a typical

ofce building

Breakdown of C02

emissions for a typical

retail outlet

Companies who can demonstrate that they have a strong sustainability policy forming par t

of their corporate and social responsibility policy can often use this as an advantage to:

Here are some examples of scenarios where lighting

can become an unnecessary cost to your business:

Lights are left on when theyre not needed. A typical

ofce is only occupied between 25-30% of a week.

If a building is lit constantly around the clock that

equates to a staggering 70-75% energy wastage

or around 10% of your overall electricity bill

No lighting management system has been installed,

or if one has, it hasnt been programmed to supply

light only when needed

An older lighting management system is in place.

Research indicates that over 75% of Europes

ofce lighting is based on outdated or inefcient

lighting systems

These illustrations are not unique to ofces, any lit

environment can suffer from a lack of good lighting

management with its associated consequences of

increased costs and higher carbon emissions both

of which can be tackled effectively with a managed

lighting system, programmed correctly.

In a notional building, lighting can account for around

30% of CO2emissions. Our chart below shows how

that compares with other sources of CO2

within a

typical building.

Energy efcient lighting systems also create benets

that are sometimes not immediately obvious. For

example, by managing your buildings lighting so

that its only in use when its needed, less heat is

generated. Less air conditioning is required an

overall reduction in use means reduced energy

consumption and lower emissions, a smaller

energy bill and a greener carbon footprint.

Increase access to capital

Enhance stakeholder relations and credibility

Protect and strengthen brand image

Give transparency and visibility to potential

investors or customers

A growing trend; sustainability issues are b ecoming

increasingly focused upon by the government and

companies alike. Increasing pressures are being put

on companies to comply with various legislation,

regulations, codes, schemes and initiatives. All of

which encourage companies to look at their business

processes and operations, to identify where they can

become more sustainable:

Carbon Reduction Commitment

Energy Performance and Building Directive

Energy Services Directive

BREEAM Ratings

CIBSE Guidelines

ECA (Enhanced Capital Allowance)

Energy efcient lighting and management systems can

help towards businesses meeting these legislations

or achieving these guidelines and targets. This is

particularly pertinent and valuable to businesses given

the introduction of the newly enhanced Part L lighting

guidelines from CIBSE, effective as of October 2010.

Lighting

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AHU heating

Hot water

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Heating

Cooling & ventilation

Ofce equipment

AHU cooling

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In the UK all emergency lighting must:

Give sufcient light to allow any occupants to

navigate their way out of the building to safety,

should the mains lighting fail

Identify and highlight location of re ghting

equipment and call points/exits

Be capable of staying on continuously for 1 hour

although UK practice is 3 hours

Be tested regularly to ensure its in full working orderand meets requirements

Allow processes to come to a safe conclusion

Emergency Lighting has to be tested and monitored

regularly by law. A Philips Dynalite lighting management

system communicates with the emergency lighting

luminaires and gains feedback on their status, eliminating

the need for time consuming and costly manual testing.

Automated testing time and cost saving:

Testing can be controlled and performed at specic

times, or manually triggered

Easy to use software which allows the data to be

easily managed

Reports are stored and are easily printable acting as

proof of legislative compliance

A safety rst system:

Alert of any failures following the test any

problems are highlighted instantly for rectication

System tests emergency luminaires to ensure they

are capable of running off the backup power for the

required duration in the event of an emergency

Compatible and upgradeable:

Suitable for most environments where Emergency

Lighting is required to be installed

Operates on a DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting

Interface) open protocol can be easily applied to

any DALI based lighting installation

The system can be extended to offer full lighting

management without a completely separate

installation being required less disruption, reduced

cost and with better functionality!

All functions within the human body are inuenced

by the rhythm of night and day. Light has a profound

effect on the hormones t hat control our body clocks;

this is why:

We generally sleep at night

We nd it more difcult to get up when its dark in

the mornings

We get jet lag when we change time zones

Our general feeling of wellbeing varies throughout

the day

Light affects all of this and thats why it is important to

get the right amount of light, in the right place, at the

right time!

When you consider that for most businesses, over

70% of its costs are its people, it makes perfect sense

that businesses want look after their key assets as a

priority. Giving your employees the right amount of light

throughout the working day to perform their activities

can be achieved by correctly managing your lighting.

There are various ways light can be controlled:

Regulating light levels at different times of the day

to compensate for the amount of natural light

entering the environment

Changing the colour hue of white light throughout

the day to mimic natural daylight rhythms, fully

meeting the bodys natural needs

Implementing systems that suit your business

and environment help you to get the best out of

your people. These systems are perfectly suited to

environments such as:

Ofces where articial light is used for long periods

Healthcare premises that are staffed 24/7

Not only will employees feel better, your business

will feel better too. A healthy, happy and motivated

workforce is a productive asset for your business!

Safety rst

Over the past few decades, health and safety has become of paramount importance to

both businesses and individuals alike.

Its only natural

The visual effects of articial lighting are highly important, be it at work or for leisure. Light

affects more than just our eyes it inuences our mood, concentration level, activity and

sleep; it truly has a biological effect.



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Directing shoppers to certain parts of the store

this can be achieved by increasing the lighting

levels in these areas to create paths to follow,

navigating shoppers around the store the way

you want them to go

Drawing the shoppers eyes and curiosities to

a certain area by using higher lighting levels in

that area

Being brighter on certain shelves to highlight

key products

Installing a lighting management system gives the

exibility to the retailer or merchandiser, allowing

them to change the lighting levels in different areas

with minimal disruption and cost when new store

layouts are implemented.

The suggested retail scenarios detailed are by no means

the limits in these environments almost anything is

possible. These can be a chieved without compromising

safety and lighting level requirements throughout the

remainder of the space.

For instance, in a building environment an area can bechanged through the utilisation of different coloured

lighting and light levels . This means you can:

Create an ambience or mood that can improve

productivity or creativity in your workforce

Support a signicant occasion, event or theme

Project your branding colours

Make an impression in the public spaces of your

building for visitors

The creative possibilities achievable with lighting

are endless! This includes changes to the lighting

levels, frequency and colours using intelligent lighting

management systems. Using the same space for a

multitude of activities simply change the ambience

or function through light.

For example:

Change a simple boardroom into a multi-media theatre

Alter the colour or intensity of the lighting to

stimulate debate or calm the environment during

conferences, important meetings or at times during

the day when people feel low in energy

Theme a reception for a launch or national event

All of this is possible through the exibility of intelligent

lighting management systems.

All the above can improve staff and stakeholders

experience and their perceptions of your business.

These features also help reduce costs as spaces can be

used for multiple purposes, negating the need to hire

additional venues.

A guiding light

Light can also be used as an enticement and guidance tool in certain retail and

showcase environments:

Create your environment

Imagine a space that can be transformed, at literally the ick of switch, to look like a

completely different space. Lighting management systems can give you the exibility

to transform any space with light.



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Managing your lighting to perform the way you want it

to, be it to meet requirements, motivate, save energy

and costs or to set scenes, is not a dark art quite

the opposite!

The rst step is to look at what lighting systems you

currently have installed and consider what the space

is used for; has the space utilisation changed since the

initial lighting infrastructure was installed and is it likely

to change in the future?

In an ofce environment, this might be considering

whether the ofce layout has or is likely to change, and

if so, are you condent that the lighting systems currently

installed will be exible enough to change to suit?

Give thought to how the space is used is it occupied

around the clock or only ve days a week between the

hours of 7am and 7pm? Consider if you really need the

meeting room lights on when theyre not being used.

Think about areas that are only used at certain times

of the day or night. By conducting a simple audit like

this, you can start to see where and when you actually

need light.

Lighting management systems can be congured to

manage the lighting in different ways:

Automatically switching lights on and off at certain

programmed times of the day

Presence detection lights only come on when

needed in that space; saving up to 30% energy

Daylight linking light levels adjust automatically to

take into account the amount of natural daylight

entering space; typical savings of up to 70% can be

achieved on those light ttings next to windows

Combining daylight linking with presence detection

realise practical savings of up to 55% in terms of

energy and cost

Exactly the same principles and issues apply to hotels,

retail outlets, airports, schools and hospit als. All these

environments have spaces that are only occupied some

of the time, where presence detection would be of

huge benet. Or they might have a large amount of

windows, perfect for dimming solutions. The beauty of

lighting management systems is that the options are

practically innite.

Not only will our highly skilled team assess your

businesss lighting management requirements, they are

fully informed about the latest legislation and initiatives

and understand how effective lighting solutions can help

your business to meet these.

We know that budgets are sometimes tight, prioritised

or simply pre-allocated to specic projects. To help your

business overcome such budgetary constraints and enable

it to star t realising savings through investing in lighting,

we can, where appropriate, offer your business var ious

nancing options. Spread the initial costs, whilst reaping

the savings!

We fully appreciate the growing trend for businesses

to be asked to provide an overview of the social,

environmental and economic impacts of their

operations and products. Philips is fully committed

to working towards a sustainable future and fully

understands the challenges faced by businesses in doing

the same. Philips has a long-standing relationship with

sustainability, having been listed as No.1 on the Dow

Jones Sustainability Index for several years running.

We are proud of our heritage in sustainability our

organisation fully complies with or exceeds all current

legislation, but it doesnt stop there. We are always

looking to the future by anticipating forthcoming

legislation and improving our products and services,

so were well placed to advise any business on how

to become more sustainable by reducing the carbon

emissions generated by their lighting much of which

can be achieved through having a correctly managed

lighting system.

Philips Dynalite can offer your business a complete

care package from an initial meeting and

recommendations, through provision of products

and services, to programming to meet your businesss

needs, training and nally peace of mind via our

bespoke after care services a total solution from

one lighting partner.

You can also rest assured that our strong pedigree in

the lighting eld, combined with our commitment to

continuous improvement, means youll have all the

resources of a strong global brand behind you and the

condence that well always be there for you.

But because were a large global player it doesnt mean

we apply one standard approach. Far from it. We have a

wealth of expertise in lighting management solutions in

many business arenas and while we can tap into a huge

knowledge base, we promise we will work with you on

your individual project to create something appropriate

for your business. This means as a customer, you can be

condent of both a recommendation and delivery of

a customised solution to t your businesses needs and

requirements perfectly.

Can we enlighten

you further?If you would like to nd out more on how

Philips Dynalite can add value and generate

savings for your business through effective

lighting management, please call Philips Dynalite

on 01483 298950 or email [email protected]

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Swapping ordinary for extraordinary

At Philips Dynalite, we appreciate that taking a decision to invest in a lighting management

solution for your business is an important one one that will generate positive returns for

your business and therefore it has to work perfectly for your individual situation.

More than a building

When looking at the lighting management within your environment, consideration needs to

be given to the current infrastructure of your lighting what is currently installed, how the

space is used, by whom and when?

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Project Partners:

Architect:

Consultants:

Owner:

Building type:

Solution:

Case Study

55 Baker Street

Background:

Requirement to refurbish existing building

To be designed to minimise environmental impact

and optimise energy efciency

Facts:

More than 75% of Europes ofce lighting uses

outdated and energy inefcient lighting systems

which do not comply with the EU quality

standards for lighting

Only 1% of Ofce lighting uses lighting

management systems

Solution:

Multi Service Chilled Beam (MSCB) system which

incorporates air-conditioning and control sensors

in addition to the lighting requirement

Each lighting management/control module is

programmed and congured to link 4 chilled

beams per unit. In turn, each of the chilled beams

houses 6 light ttings representing in total some

22,000 luminaires across 16 oors within the

building complex

Two sensors per beam provide the functionality

of presence detection and daylight control

Benets:

Building awarded Excellent BREEAM rating

The Philips Dynalite lighting management system is

the ideal choice here to control the lighting, since it is

easy to use and gives ultimate exibility should further

upgrades and additions be required, making it truly

future proof

Testimonial:

Mike Pile from Blyth and Blyth states, Multi service

chilled beams are becoming increasingly popular since

they can house all the necessary services needed for

an ofce to oper ate in one place. Thus, once assembled

its simply a matter of plug and play. This does of cour se

mean that close liaison is a prerequisite so that the

outcome is a suc cess. The Philips team worked reallyhard to ensure that lighting units arrived when required

and met the quality and performance expectations of

the client and LG7 requirements

Mike sums up, Its important to ensure that we get the

most cost effective solution. With Philips Dynalite lighting

management, we know that we have got not only an

advanced lighting management system, but one that

can accommodate any changes in the future without

incurring hefty reconguration expenses!

Make Architects

Blyth & Blyth

London and Regional Properties

850,000 sq ft prime London ofce space

Philips Dynalite lighting management system



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Case Study

Freshelds Bruckhaus Deringer

Background:

Requirement to increase energy savings

through lighting

To be designed to give the client greater control

and more exibility over their lighting needs

Facts:

Had to be installed in a fully occupied building

A scalable solution to meet changing

environment needs

To strengthen the clients commitment to

environmental responsibility

To meet the expectations of user s regarding

comfort and performance

Solution:

The lighting management system installed is scalable;

it offers a ready to use solution right through to a

fully integrated system, and can be aligned to how

spaces are utilised with no need for specialist

knowledge and programming skills. At Freshelds,

this ease of use came into its own as the installation

was done on a oor by oor basis

Benets:

Philips Dynalite lighting management system makes

major savings possible. Its rapid and straightforward

installation, ability to save electricity and automated

monitoring can all reduce the total cost of ownership

by as much as 50%

The system can be easily extended from basic to

full lighting functionality without costly wiring changes;

it provides an easy way to keep pace with changes

in building layout and usage to any zone or area at

any time

Testimonial:

Ale Meeks, project manager at Cofely says:

Installation of the lighting management system was

really simple and easy to do. This was ideal since

we had a further challenge of having to do this in a

fully occupied building. This made it imperative that

any works undertaken had to be well co-ordinated

and incur as little disruption as possible during

programming and conguration of the system.

Jamie Ayers, energy manager at Freshelds, explainsOver the last four years we have reduced our

greenhouse gas emissions by 4.6% per person.

We believe that the Philips Dynalite lighting

management system can help us to continue these

efforts and are looking forward to maximising what

the system can offer.

Jamie continues, By applying functionalities such as

energy monitoring, we hope to be able to build on

our current achievements over the last year we

have reduced our electricity consumption by two

million kilowatt hours across the rm. Adopting

Information Manager in our London ofces will

allow us to contribute t o this even fur ther.

Project Partners:

Contractor:

Client:

Building Type:

Location:

Solution:

Cofely

Freshelds Bruckhaus Deringer

Headquarters and ofces

Fleet Street, London




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Case Study

Westeld

Background:

Stunning new build, state of the art shopping centre

with everything under one roof

Designed to minimise environmental impact and give

maximum exibility while helping to create a unique

shopping experience

Facts:

20 million shopper s a year, 150,000 square metres

of oor space, over 280 retail outlets and over 50

eateries, multipurpose event spaces and meeting hubs

Luxury brands Village, restaurant terrace and

multiplex cinema

Solution:

Architecturally impressive, the shopping centresaesthetic charm is matched by the sophistication

of its technical t-out and wide-ranging control

technologies. The lighting management system

operates through power supplied to 90 cores, or

hubs each one housing the control systems for

that particular area, linking up to one overall control

and automation system. The concept of customisation

has been carefully considered with remote control

devices provided to store staff, allowing them to put

themselves in the customers shoes and change

their lighting if desired

The lighting system can be adjusted to suit different

times of day, when natural light varies, to help create

moods at special events or gently persuade customers

to make their way towards exits at closing time

Philips LEDs are used extensively outside to create

architectural lighting effects

Benets:

The successful creation of sympathetic and

customisable shopping environments a powerful

sales tool for retailers

The efcient technology behind the lighting solutions

used means a reduction in energy use and associated

carbon emissions

Testimonial:

Peter Jennings, Westelds Senior Ser vices Manager

explains: By manipulating the colour prole , switching,

or dimming the various luminaires in a designated area,

lighting schemes can be tailored to create a particular

atmosphere, or mood. With a combination of light

sources, along with natural light, we have the ability to

tailor lighting schemes to individual retail zones, events

and themed days, such as Christ mas and other holidays.

Project Partners:

Contractor:

Client:

Building Type:

Location:

Solution:

T Clarke

Westeld Group

Shopping centre

White City, London




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Project Partners:

Client:

Building type:

Location:

Solution:

Case Study

Tesco

Background:

Tesco were keen to embrace their environmental

responsibilities

A clear goal to halve carbon emissions across all

existing stores by 2020

The Tesco energy specialist team were open minded

about how lighting could help

Facts:

The largest food retailer in the UK, Tesco has over

2,100 stores

Lighting typically contributes to 20% of a Tesco

energy bill, so any savings can be invested back into

the business

Solution:

The Philips LMM system was trialled successfully

by Tescos Centre of Excellence. Featuring Light

Manager software, which allows screen based

exibility, it was then rolled out across all stores

We have helped Tesco to create a exible lighting

control and management programme that is easily

operated via their intranet

The majority of Tescos larger stores have been

designed with vast glass panels to allow maximum

daylight onto the sales oor. The Philips LMM system

can work alongside natural daylight and adapt to

maintain the perfect ambiance for shoppers

Benets:

4M savings across 140 stores

It was important to provide an efcient blanket

of light throughout th e stores. The decision to use

automatic dimming meant that daylight could be

combined with lighting seamlessly

In addition, stores adopted the concept of energy

harvesting, lowering light levels during the rst hour

of trading for non 24 hour stores. It was discovered

that lower light levels had no effect on trading

Average light levels were reduced by a quarter for

week day trading hours, while for night trading it was

dimmed further to just under half the original level.

During stock replenishment, light was reduced still

further, to a quarter of the original level

Testimonial:

Ray Porter, Engineering Deliver y Manager for Tesco:

With the replacement of the current high bay lighting

system across 46 of our larger stores, we were able

to incorporate the LMM lighting management system

into the lighting scheme, thereby maximising the

signicant energy savings it offered.

Tesco

24 hour and non-24 hour supermarkets

140 Stores

Philips LMM lighting management system



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For more information:

Philips Dynalite

Philips Centre

Guildford Business Park

Guildford

Surrey

GU2 8XH

Tel: 01483 298950

Email: [email protected]

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