In designing and specifying a lighting control system, part of the work involves configuring control zones to meet code requirements. YAWN! Just kidding. This may sound like a very boring part of the process. In fact, it’s an incredibly important consideration for two reasons:
U.S. Power is an industrial energy services contractor that specializes in the reduction of energy consumption across a broad array of manufacturing and food processing facilities located in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. In addition, the company publishes a useful curation of energy-oriented information from the marketplace, and consolidates it into a concise, monthly letter known as ‘The Fabulous Lighting Maven’, distributed to Facilities Managers throughout the nation.
While the company prides itself in its diversity, it owns and operates a specialty lighting contracting firm as well, known as U.S. Power Vision, LLC. With a core business in and around industrial LED lighting, it keeps itself and its clients at the cutting edge of illuminating and connective technologies, all aimed at providing – from the eyes to the fingertips – superb control and intuitive simplicity.
