ENERGY EFFICIENT

LIGHTING
[INDOOR / OUTDOOR]

SUBASRI D
ROSHINI SANTANA
BOLINI AMRITHA
ENERGY EFFICIENT
LIGHTING
Energy-efficient lighting refers to lighting technologies
and practices designed to minimize energy consumption
while providing adequate illumination. This means using
lighting solutions that consume less electricity to produce
the same amount of light output or better compared to
traditional lighting technologies. By reducing energy
consumption, energy-efficient lighting helps lower
electricity bills, decrease greenhouse gas emissions
associated with energy production, and contribute to
sustainability efforts.

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ENERGY EFFICIENT
LIGHTING
[INDOOR]
Indoor energy-efficient lighting focuses on optimizing lighting systems
within buildings to reduce electricity consumption while maintaining
appropriate illumination levels for various activities.

1.LED Lighting
2.Task Lighting.
3.Occupancy Sensors.
4.Daylight Harvesting
5.Lighting Controls
6.Energy-Efficient Fixtures
7.Lighting Design
By incorporating these strategies, indoor energy-efficient lighting aims to reduce electricity consumption,
lower utility costs, and promote environmental sustainability within buildings.

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LED LIGHTING
LED lights are the most commonly used indoor
energy-efficient lighting option.
They consume significantly less energy than
traditional incandescent and fluorescent bulbs
while providing the same level or even better
quality of illumination.
LED technology has advanced to offer a wide
range of color temperatures and brightness levels
suitable for various indoor applications.
 TASK LIGHTING:
• Task lighting in indoor spaces offers numerous
benefits, including improved visibility, enhanced
visual comfort, energy efficiency, and flexibility
in lighting control.
• By strategically incorporating task lighting
fixtures into interior design plans, users can create
well-lit environments that promote productivity,
comfort, and energy savings.
• Instead of illuminating entire rooms, task lighting
focuses light on specific work areas or tasks, such
as desks, countertops, or reading nooks.
• This approach minimizes wasted light and reduces
overall energy consumption.

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OCCUPANCY
SENSORS:
Occupancy sensors, also known as motion sensors or
presence detectors, are devices used to detect the presence or
absence of people within a defined area.
occupancy sensors play a crucial role in promoting energy
efficiency, convenience, safety, and security in buildings,
making them valuable tools for both residential and
commercial applications.
Installing occupancy sensors in indoor spaces allows lights to
automatically turn on or off based on occupancy.
This ensures that lights are only in use when needed, reducing
unnecessary energy consumption in unoccupied rooms or
areas.
 DAYLIGHT HARVESTING:
• Daylight harvesting systems use
sensors to detect natural light levels
and adjust artificial lighting
accordingly.
• When sufficient daylight is available,
artificial lights dim or turn off,
reducing energy usage while
maintaining consistent lighting levels.

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LIGHTING
CONTROLS:
Implementing lighting controls such as dimmers,
timers, and programmable switches enables users
to adjust lighting levels based on specific
requirements and preferences.
This flexibility helps optimize energy usage by
tailoring lighting to different tasks, times of day,
or occupancy patterns.
Lighting controls encompass a variety of devices
and systems designed to regulate the operation of
lighting fixtures, providing users with flexibility,
convenience, and energy savings.
 ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING DESIGN:
FIXTURES:
• Choosing fixtures designed to accommodate • Thoughtful lighting design considers
energy-efficient bulbs, such as LEDs or CFLs, factors such as natural light exposure,
ensures maximum energy savings. room layout, and user preferences to
• Energy-efficient fixtures are often designed to minimize energy usage while providing
distribute light more effectively and minimize comfortable and functional illumination.
wasted energy through heat generation.
• Indoor energy-efficient fixtures are lighting
fixtures designed to minimize energy
consumption while providing effective
illumination for indoor spaces.

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ENERGY EFFICIENT
LIGHTING
[OUTDOOR]
Outdoor lighting plays a significant role in energy efficiency and
environmental sustainability, particularly in outdoor spaces where
illumination is necessary for safety, security, and visibility.

Here are some examples of energy-efficient outdoor lighting solutions:

By implementing energy-efficient outdoor lighting solutions, communities,

LED OUTDOOR
FIXTURES:
LED technology is highly energy-efficient and
is widely used in outdoor lighting applications.
LED outdoor fixtures, such as streetlights,
floodlights, pathway lights, and wall packs,
offer long lifespans, durability, and superior
energy savings compared to traditional lighting
technologies like incandescent or fluorescent
bulbs.
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SOLAR-POWERED
LIGHTS:
• Solar-powered outdoor lights harness sunlight
to generate electricity through photovoltaic
panels.
• These lights store energy in rechargeable
batteries during the day and automatically
illuminate at night.
• Solar-powered lights are ideal for outdoor
areas where grid power is unavailable or
impractical, such as pathways, gardens, and
remote locations.

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MOTION
SENSOR
LIGHTS:
Outdoor lights equipped with motion sensors
activate only when motion is detected,
reducing unnecessary energy consumption
during periods of inactivity.
Motion sensor lights are commonly used for
security lighting, outdoor walkways, and
perimeter lighting, providing illumination only
when needed to enhance safety and security.
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DARK-SKY FRIENDLY
FIXTURES:
• Dark-sky friendly outdoor fixtures are
designed to minimize light pollution by
directing light downward and reducing glare
and skyglow.
• These fixtures are compliant with dark-sky
regulations and guidelines, helping to preserve
natural nightscapes, protect wildlife, and
promote energy efficiency by minimizing
wasted light.

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SMART
OUTDOOR
LIGHTING
SYSTEMS:
Smart outdoor lighting systems incorporate
sensors, timers, and wireless connectivity to
provide intelligent control over outdoor
lighting fixtures.
These systems can adjust lighting levels
based on ambient light conditions, occupancy,
or user preferences, optimizing energy usage
and enhancing outdoor lighting performance.
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ENERGY-EFFICIENT
STREET LIGHTING:
• Street lighting accounts for a significant
portion of outdoor lighting energy
consumption in urban areas.
• Energy-efficient street lighting solutions, such
as LED streetlights with dimming capabilities
and adaptive lighting controls, help
municipalities reduce energy costs, lower
maintenance expenses, and improve visibility
and safety on roadways.

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TIMED
LIGHTING
CONTROLS:
Timed lighting controls enable outdoor lights to
operate on predetermined schedules, turning on and
off at specific times of the day or night.
By programming outdoor lights to align with peak
usage periods or occupancy patterns, timed lighting
controls help optimize energy consumption and
reduce electricity bills for outdoor lighting
installations.
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