LED Lighting Insights: Recent Episodes
Cree Lighting
Online learning sessions designed for the lighting industry. Hosted by Cree Lighting experts with topics that vary week-to-week including design, applications and industry trends. Each session includes a presentation and Q&A.
Explore recommended practices for lighting design and controls integration in ways that optimize education spaces.
Special guest: Jim Blair
Air travel requires lots of travel right here on the ground. Cree Lighting solutions provide bright, even illumination along airport access roads, parking lots, walkways, corridors and concourses, slashing energy consumption and maintenance costs by double digits.
Special guest: Tim Ulrich
LED luminaires bring energy efficiency that delivers environmental good across the globe. What’s less visible is the environmental practices of the manufacturers building such products. Learn about Cree Lighting’s environmental efforts beyond the luminaire.
This eLearning session provides recommendations and best practices on lighting design for outdoor pedestrian spaces
Interested in learning more about the International Dark-Sky Association? This week's eLearning session is all about the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) and how it can guide outdoor lighting applications.
Special guest Frank Tempesta provides an overview on LED lighting distribution types and associated applications.
Special guest Jonathan Vollers explains DLC Qualified Networked Lighting Controls Systems.
Special guests Jim Blair and Ryan Loggins provide recommendations for lighting gymnasiums.
Special guest Jonathan Vollers provides an overview of CA Title 20 and Title 24 and discusses how it's influencing the rest of the country.
Special guest Tom Hinds shares tips for making smart choices with intelligent lighting solutions. Indoors and out, intelligent lighting controls give you the power to customize lighting experiences and ensure future-readiness in the ever-expanding world of IoT. Now with six controls solutions in our portfolio, we’re more equipped than ever with options to fit the unique needs of your projects.
Shirley Coyle provides an overview of the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) and their resources for the lighting community.
Connected KBL High-Bay luminaires with Synapse SimplySNAP intelligent lighting controls. Uline case study overview by Ryan Loggins.
Special guests: Jim Blair and Ken Siderius
Insights on recommended practices for lighting parking lot applications.
Special guest: Eric Haugaard
IES TM-30 is a system of several related measures and graphics that can be used together to effectively evaluate and communicate a light source’s color rendering properties.
Special guests Jim Blair and Ashley Conley
Providing recommendations and lighting best practices for office space applications.
Special guest: Kathryn Casper
This episode provides a overview on integrating Cree Lighting luminaires with Lutron's intelligent lighting controls.
Special guest: Eric Haugaard
IES TM-30 is a system of several related measures and graphics that can be used together to effectively evaluate and communicate a light source's color rendering properties. TM-30 remedies flaws and limitations of the widely used CRI method, while providing complementary and more detailed information.
Special guests: Jim Blair and Sean Harris
The road is calling, and Cree Lighting has answered. Learn why cities are converting to LED luminaires and how to design applications that improve roadway safety and achieve energy-saving initiatives.
Special guests: Tom Hinds and Ryan Loggins
Cree Lighting luminaires with Synapse® SimplySNAP wireless lighting controls bring intuitive, intelligent lightingcontrol to area, parking and industrial applications.
Special guest: Shirley Coyle
Industry case studies include Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District (TX), Swedish Hospital Behavioral Health Unit (WA), ARUP Offices (MA), and more.
Special guest: Kristopher Evans
The Internet of things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction.
WELL is the leading tool for advancing health and well-being in buildings globally. The WELL Light concept promotes exposure to light and aims to create lighting environments that are optimal for visual, mental and biological health.
Can smart home technologies help our industry better understand intelligent lighting controls?
Special guest: Shirley Coyle
The WELL Building Standard® is a performance-based system for measuring, certifying, and monitoring features of the built environment that impact human health and wellbeing, through air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort, and mind.