6 Trends in Architectural Lighting
Lighting is about creating an experience, and architectural lighting is driving a design-forward approach to illumination. ...Read More
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Lighting is about creating an experience, and architectural lighting is driving a design-forward approach to illumination. ...Read More
What are the differences and individual benefits of general and architectural lighting, and what’s the best lighting solution for your next project? ...Read More
Balancing performance and energy efficiency is possible with HDHE linear lighting. We explain the benefits and the best spaces to use it. ...Read More
Lighting architects are using chip-on-board lighting to enhance spaces in unique ways. Our latest blog explains the technology behind CoB lighting. ...Read More
What reaching 200 lumens per watt source efficacy means for the lighting industry, and how ERP achieved this point source LED breakthrough. ...Read More
Commercial lighting trends in 2025 encompass energy efficiency, well-being, and smart integrations for these larger spaces. ...Read More
Learn if linear or point source lighting will achieve the right look, feel, and efficiency for your next lighting project. ...Read More
INTRODUCTION: In certain lighting applications, LED drivers need to be mounted away from their respective light engines or light fixtures. In that case, it also becomes necessary to ascertain the maximum distance of the driver from the light engine (in other words, how far away can the driver be located from the LED engine). Application Note ...Read More
ERP Power’s VZM Series of LED drivers offer a programmable 0-10 V dimming constant voltage solution in an efficient and compact IP20-rated case. Nominal input voltages are 120 VAC and 277 VAC, with output voltage options of 24 VDC and 48 VDC. The drivers comply with ENERGY STAR®, DLC (DesignLight Consortium®), and CA Title 24 ...Read More
INTRODUCTION: The ANSI C137.1 standard (currently in version ANSI C137.1-2022; available here) specifies the 0–10 V control interface method and performance requirements for dimmable LED drivers, fluorescent ballasts, and dimming control units where output power is adjustable between minimum/off and maximum via a control input signal. The interface may be from one or more control ...Read More