Smart Lighting Controls Europe 2014

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Controls Europe 2014

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27 FEBRUARY 2014 | CAVENDISH CONFERENCE CENTRE, LONDON, UK
WELCOME
Dear delegate,
Welcome to the 2014 Smart Lighting Controls Europe Conference.
Why do we see luminaires in car parks, railway stations and offces illuminated when theres blazing
sunshine? And why are toilets, corridors and meeting rooms brightly lit when no-one is in them? Why
are we paying for this needless energy?
Good lighting is about putting the right light in the right place at the right time. And controls obviously
play a huge part in helping us do this.
But its not so simple to achieve in practice. A baffing array of technologies, protocols and topologies are
available so its little wonder that the installation of controls is often deferred, and sadly the benefts are
not realised.
Today is about taking the frst step to wrestling control of your lighting and its energy.
Because theres a revolution underway in lighting: its going digital. Smart lighting controls are being
developed in parallel with the introduction of LEDs and are allowing unprecedented control, monitoring
and energy reduction.
Todays conference will give you the understanding and confdence to move forward with your controls
strategy. We hope you will be inspired, enlightened and engaged with the presentations, projects and
debate.
Please share your thoughts with us following the conference sessions, and more importantly network
with your peers and speakers during the breakout sessions and drinks reception.
Also in the exhibition zone, check out the state-of-the-art controls kit that the lighting industry can offer.
We welcome you to this conference.
Yours sincerely,
Ray Molony
Programme Director
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THE PROGRAMME
Exclusive presentations by keynote speakers, interactive sessions,
live interviews, networking drinks and reception.
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8.55am
Introduction
Welcome from Steve Davies, CEO of the Lighting Industry
Association.
9:00am
KEYNOTE: 7 things Id wish Id known about
controls
What can a controls installation achieve? What are
the main pitfalls? What questions do you need to ask
before starting a project? What are the main protocols and
standards? What is the right technology for your application? These are
some of the issues that Stewart Langdown of Mackwell will demystify in
this introductory session.
9.35am
The opportunities to retrot with wireless
technology
The arrival of wireless technology promises to create
lots more opportunities to retrot controls. How does a
wireless system compare to a traditional hard-wired system in
terms of installation and performance? Andy Davies of Harvard
Engineering explains all.
10.05am
The Top 10 quick wins
What are the easy ways to fast paybacks in buildings? What should you
be doing in areas such as circulation zones, washrooms, plant rooms and
car parks to make immediate and substantial savings? In this session, well
outline the fastest route to big cuts in energy.
10.35am Q&A
10.50am Cofee and networking
11.20am
Education Exemplar Project: Bath
University
Richard Hughes of the University of Bath
and Jeremy Turner of Lux magazine and Fab
Controls discuss the challenges and how they were overcome to create a
comprehensive multi-building control and monitoring system. Video report
followed by panel discussion.
11:50am
Transport Exemplar Project:
Manchester Airport
Manchester Airport is the busiest outside London and an
early adopter of innovative lighting technology. The facility has
recently linked its lighting controller with its ight monitoring
system to create a dynamic installation which responds
to passengers movements automatically and delivers
spectacular energy savings of 85-90%. A video report will
be followed by an interview with Manchester Airport services
facilities manager Andy Sheridan and technical engineer Jon
Beswick by Lux publisher Ray Molony.
12.20pm Q&A
12.30pm Lunch
1:40pm
Ofce Exemplar Project: Western Transit Shed
conversion, Kings Cross, London
This Lux Award-winning ofce conversion boasts an average
power consumption of just 7.5W/square metre including
feature lighting. It has won Breeam Excellent and Gold Ska ratings.
Here Dominic Meyrick of Hoare Lea explains how a combination of daylight
linking, sophisticated control and design has created an ultra-low energy
ofce for the engineering consultancy
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Session 1: Lighting controls demystied
Session 2: Exemplar projects
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Session 3: Technologies and paybacks
Session 4: Standards and Protocols
2:15pm
Panel discussion: Do controls deliver on their
promise?
Sometimes control installations dont deliver on their
promised savings. What are the reasons for this and how
can we maximise the savings and benets? What are the
barriers to controls in applications such as retail? And what
role does behaviorial change play? Our panellists who
include Chris Barnes of ExCeL London, David Lippold of
LiteIP and Paul Jones of BEG will discuss these questions
and more.
3:00pm Cofee and networking
3:30pm
Dali dilemmas
The biggest mistakes and assumptions
speciers, installers and end users make
with Dali installations. Presentation by
Peter van der Kolk, chairman of Dali, and
Kevin McCann, co-chair of the Dali communications working group.
4:00pm
Lighting and behavioural change
A ground-breaking energy-saving project being trialled at Barts Health
hospitals is set to save the NHS 1/5m this year. The TLC (Turn Of Lights
Out Close Doors) pilot scheme at The Royal London and Barts involves
persuading staf to switch of lights and close doors using the nudge
philosophy. Here Chris Large of Global Action Plan, the provider of the
programme, explains how it works.
4.30pm Q&A
4:40pm
Panel discussion: Just how secure are controls
systems?
Both wired and wireless systems can be prone to interference,
compatibility conicts and security risks, say critics. How
vulnerable are they? And how can we protect installations
and ensure reliable operation? Panellists include Geof
Archenhold of Integrated Systems Technologies, John
McDonnell of Harvard Engineering and Wayne Howell of
Artistic Licence.
5:15pm
Networking drinks reception in association with Harvard
Engineering
7:00pm
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Robert Bain
Robert has been writing about lighting for Lux and Lux Review for about two years.
He began his journalism career a decade ago in the Bahamas as a reporter for the
countrys main daily newspaper, where he interviewed everyone from refugees to
the prime minister. Before joining Lux he was deputy editor of Research, the monthly
magazine of the Market Research Society. He studied languages at the University
of Edinburgh and speaks German and French, plus a little Danish. He also has a
postgraduate diploma in magazine journalism from Harlow College. Robert drinks
large amounts of tea and likes running, cycling, and books that have pictures.
Geof Archenhold
Dr Geoff Archenhold is the founder of Integrated System Technologies which has
been producing LED related products since 1998. Geoffs current focus is the
development of smart lighting control systems and security. He has been advisor
to the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) and has previously been
named the UKs Young European Entrepreneur of the Year by the DTI and the winner
of the BT Euroleader award. Geoff operates across both the public & private sector
in the areas of photonics, ICT, electronics, incubation strategy and new business
development, technology transfer & innovation. Geoff is author of a signifcant number
of worldwide patents, 2 published books and 30+ scientifc & technical papers.
Chris Barnes
After 12 years experience as a Marine Engineering Offcer, Chris came ashore
to work on a number of building services projects including London City Airport,
Goldman Sachs Fleet St, Barclays Capital in Canary Wharf and Earls Court & Olympia
to name a few. In 2005 Chris joined the team at ExCeL London as Event Support
Manager taking on a number of key energy saving projects. He has helped develop
sound systems and processes that have played an integral part in ExCeL London
being awarded the Mayor of Londons Green 500 Diamond Award, as well as a host
of industry related awards. Chris current focus is to maintain the building as well as
enhancing the overall customer experience and keeping control of ExCeLs energy
usages and costs.
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Steven Davies
Steven is a chartered mechanical engineer and has an MBA from Sheffeld Hallam
University. Stevens career has included; vice president at Bombardier Transportation,
the chief executive of EEF Sheffeld Association, EEFs director of ventures, managing
director of SailTime North Wales, and chief executive of the National Skills Academy
for Power. Steven joined the Lighting Industry Association (the LIA) as CEO in June
2013, and has continued to strengthen the position of the LIA within the heart of the
UK lighting industry and supporting LIA Members to grow and achieve excellence in
produce design, specifcation and performance.
Dr Andy Davies
Andy has worked in the lighting industry for over 17 years. He is currently business
development manager for indoor controls at Harvard Engineering where he brings
new generations of indoor lighting control solutions to market, and identifes and
develops new business opportunities for the products. He previously worked for
GE Lighting in a variety of engineering and commercial roles. As product general
manager, he brought to market the GE LED lamps, modules and systems portfolio,
and most recently was sales development director, responsible for the development
of the companys strategic LED module business across Europe, the Middle East
and Africa.
Jon Beswick
Jon has a background in electrical engineering and joined the Manchester Airport
energy reduction project team in 2010. Jon provides technical assessment and design
for all projects at the Manchester Airport site including lighting design and lighting
control system design for all three terminal facilities. His expertise is recognised
throughout the MAG group and he is now providing technical design and guidance
for both Stansted and East Midlands energy reduction projects. Jon has worked at
Manchester Airport since 1993, initially as an apprentice, working his way through to
senior technician and now as MAGs technical engineer.
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Paul Jones
Paul has been in sales and marketing roles in the electrical feld for 25 years, and set
up and run BEG in the UK & Ireland. BEG is a family owned German frm specialising
in building automation and operating for over 30 years, with the focus on energy
saving, security and comfort. BEG operates directly in 12 european countries,
with over 300 employees. Paul has been involved in supplying stand-alone sensor
solutions from the back of house areas all the way through to lighting control systems
for large offces everything from supermarket toilets through to the new CO-OP
HQ in Manchester.
Richard Hughes
Richard has worked in the electrical industry for over 40 years and is currently
employed with University of Bath as electrical services manager.
He has been responsible for the specifcation and installation of one of the largest Dali
lighting control systems within the UK academic sector.
His previous employment includes the BBC where he was responsible for studio
lighting, and CEGB Hinkley Point Power Station as research & development engineer.
Wayne Howell
Wayne Howell is the owner of Artistic Licence, the lighting controls company, which
he founded in1988. From early project work in live entertainment, a product range
evolved, and the company is now a major name in architectural lighting. Wayne was a
key contributor to the development of DMX512-A and Remote Device Management
(RDM) via the ESTA (now PLASA) technical standards programme. But he is perhaps
best known as the inventor of Art-Net, the free, public domain Ethernet protocol now
supported by 200-plus manufacturers worldwide. Wayne enjoys sharing his expertise
through his books, articles and seminars.
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John McDonnell
Johns degree in electrical and electronic engineering, student sponsorship from
Thorn Lighting in 1985 and his fnal year thesis An electronic ballast for a compact
fuorescent lamp laid the foundation for a career in lighting. After graduating in 1987
he started a full time job in sales at Thorn. Following that, experience in wholesaling
and then electronics manufacturing at Arlen and Advanced Lighting gave him the
tools to start his own business. Harvard Engineering, founded in 1993 had been a
long term ambition for John. Building on his experience and spotting a gap in the
market for compact electronics for 2D lamps, John started production of a design
based on his university project in his kitchen. Soon after, a factory was established in
Leeds, paving the way for the Harvard Engineering of today.
Kevin McCann
Kevin is the marketing manager at Mackwell; the leading supplier of lighting
technology solutions. Kevin is also chair of the Dali Marketing and Communications
Working Group based in Frankfurt. His knowledge and experience of the lighting
industry and Dali control systems has helped to promote Mackwells brand, as well as
develop industry recognition of new products and requirements within emergency
lighting control. As chair of the Dali marketing working group, he has helped to
promote the benefts of the Dali protocol and the rewards that investing in quality
lighting control system offers.
Stewart Langdown
Stewart has over 20 years experience in the lighting industry; prior to joining
Mackwell in January 2014 he worked for a large electronic component manufacturer
and lighting companies. Stewart will drive new product developments and introduce
Mackwell to new markets within the industry. Stewart also sits on various Society of
Light and Lighting (SLL) committees and is a regular contributor at industry events
and publications.
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Gordon Routledge
Gordon Routledge is co-founder of Revo Media and has over 17 years experience in
the lighting industry gained in a wide variety of leadership roles. In 2001, he founded
Lumidrives, a pioneering company in the use of high powered LEDs for illumination
applications which he led until its acquisition by Dialight in 2006. Gordon then
developed and led the global lighting business unit. Gordon is serial entrepreneur
and innovator and is inventor and co-inventor on 11 patents.
Ray Molony
An engineer by background, Ray Molony has written about lighting for over 20
years. He is the editor of Lux Review and the publisher of Lux magazine. He studied
electrical and electronic engineering at Dublin City University and worked on
various projects in the defence industry. Hes the co-author of the acclaimed book,
Light: Reinterpreting Architecture, which was published by Rotovision in 2001 and
translated into numerous languages. His current obsession is reclaimed luminaires.
Dominic Meyrick
Dominic joined Hoare Lea in 2000 to start up the lighting group. He has an MSc in
light and lighting from the Bartlett School of Architecture and has worked as a lighting
designer for over 20 years in the construction industry, specialising in all aspects
of the built environment, from buildings and structures through to public realm and
urban masterplanning. Dominic is a partner at Hoare Lea with responsibility for
leading the lighting, daylight design and CGI (Computer Generated Image) groups,
advising clients on all aspects of artifcial, and natural, light including the specifcation
of luminaires and lighting controls ensuring that robust designs are presented that
maintain the visual impression of buildings and spaces in the long term, while keeping
maintenance and energy consumption to a minimum.
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Peter van der Kolk
A graduate electronic engineer, Peter started his career in the wireless data telemetry
and CATV felds, and then moved into the lighting controls industry. Peter is now
responsible for the business development of LED control gear at Helvar. In addition to
his activities at Helvar Peter is also chairman of Dali. With his passion for technology
Peter volunteers as a STEMNET Ambassador supporting opportunities to inspire
young people in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
Jeremy Turner
Jeremy has been installing and commissioning lighting control systems for over
10 years. He started out installing architectural lighting control systems in the high
end residential market. Having worked for many years with a leading supplier of
Dali lighting control systems he is well placed to advise on the use of Dali in the
commercial, hospitality and residential sectors. Currently he and his team at FAB
Controls are responsible for one of the largest Dali installations in the academic
sector.
Andy Sheridan
Andys background is electrical engineering. He is responsible for the utility network
infrastructure at the Manchester Airport site as well as the building management
systems. He also leads Manchester Airports energy management and energy
effciency strategy which has delivered cumulative energy reductions of >125Gwh
since 2006. He has worked at Manchester Airport in various roles within the
engineering team since 1996.
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Andy Clark CEO Bright Green Technology
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Mark Keeley Director ECI Partners
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Simon Huxtable Business development manager Encelium
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Clark Morrow Efcient lighting programme manager EON New Build and Technology
Amy Woolley Energy efciency EON New Build and Technology
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Neal Parr Engineering manager (projects & facilities) Estee Lauder
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Howard McDermott M&E buildings project engineer Great Western Railway
Andrew Chell Sales & marketing manager Greenlite Lighting Solutions
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Adam Jolife Sales director Havells Sylvania
Phil Muir European R&D director Havells Sylvania
Sam Woodward Senior SBU manager - lighting controls Havells Sylvania
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Kevin Denney Utility (energy) manager Heathrow Airport
Peter Rowledge UK sales manager Helvar
Peter van der Kolk Business development director Helvar
Nick Van Tromp Sales manager Helvar
Paul Wilmshurst Managing director Helvar
Anthony Mayo Project director Hilson Moran
Leslie Cordery Facilities manager Hilton London Metropole
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Colin Arnold Estates manager Imperial NHS Trust
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Birgit Painter Senior research fellow Institute of energy and sustainable development,
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Alan Heath Electrical team leader Kings College London
Daniel Xuereb Project manager Kings College London
Ranjith Rosa Chief engineer Landmark London Hotel
Steve Dean Director LAPD Consultants Ltd
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Dina Chowdhury Lighting designer Lighting Design House
Steven Davies Chief executive Lighting Industry Association
Bernard Pratley Senior technical manager Lighting Industry Association
David Lippold Managing director LiteIP
Paul Ayles Hard services co-ordinator London Metropolitan University
Rachel Ward Estates energy manager London Metropolitan University
Paul Franklin Head of maintenance London School of Economics
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Brendan Laing Group technical manager The Co-operative Group
Martin Lowe Regional energy manager The Co-operative Group
Chris Grinsted Group environment and energy manager The Go-Ahead Group
Andy Guest Business development manager The Lighting Association Laboratories
Bill Dickson Energy and environment manager The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
Paul Russell Maintenance manager The Royal College of Music
Chris Jones Sustainability manager (energy) The University of Bristol
DELEGATE LIST
Name Title Company
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Alessandro Annunziata Capital project manager The Whittington Hospital NHS Trust
Paul Bussoopun Key account manager Thorn Lighting
Kieran Govus Senior technician Transport for London
Stuart Higgins Electrical team leader Transport for London
Bruce Macdonald Electrical engineer Transport for London
Suthan Than Commercial manager Transport for London
Rob Waller Electrical Engineer Transport for London
Lawrie Benson Scoping and design manager Tube Lines
Sean Hickey E&M tech account manager Tube Lines
Richard Hughes Electrical services manager University of Bath
Dexter Wright Project manager (electrical) University of Bradford
Alex Watson Senior building services engineer University of Kent
Phil Lawson Estates manager University Of Lincoln
Alan Mitchell Principal electrical engineer University of Southampton
Ray Smith Electrical engineer University of Southampton
Scott Wade WadeLux
Graham Oliver Weblight
Alan Aldridge Head of building services Wellcome Trust
Mark Scally Project manager Wellcome Trust
Paul Davies Controls divison director Whitecroft Lighting
David Lippold Managing director Wireeld
Prasanna Vijayakumar Technical director Zeta Specialist Lighting
Stephen Jackson UK systems sales manager Zumtobel Lighting
USEFUL INFO
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Wi-Fi
We welcome you to use the free wif access within the Cavendish
Conference Centre
Password: cav12345
Refreshments
Will be hosted in the Whittington Suite the main area as you come
into the conference where you will have an opportunity to visit our
exhibitors Harvard, BEG Luxomat, Mackwell and LiteIP.
Please join us at the drinks reception which is sponsored by Harvard
and which will be hosted in the Portland Suite from 5.15pm until 7.00pm
Presentation downloads
Presentations and the delegate pack will be available for download
from Monday 1 March for 30 days at:
www.smartlightingconference.com/presentations
We thought you might be interested to know that.
Recently the Cavendish has become the only landfll-neutral conference
centre in London and the centre is aiming to continue to help our
environment by becoming the leading sustainable venue in London
Join hundreds of other lighting professionals to chew over
the biggest issues facing the industry, including pricing,
quality, safety and ef ciency.
Head to LinkedIn, click on Groups and choose Lighting Talk.
See you there.
Join the discussion
in the Lighting Talk
group on LinkedIn
THANK YOU
Thank you for attending the
Smart Lighting Controls Europe conference.
Your feedback is very important to us.
Please do take the time to complete our feedback form
and to leave it at the registration desk on your way out.
We look forward to seeing you at LuxLive
on 19-20 November 2014
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