Lighting control has become a standard in new construction and existing retrofit solutions…those who have it love it and wonder how they ever lived without it! Participants will walk away from this course with a basic understanding of lighting control terminology, and the benefits and solutions related to lighting control— presented in simple, easy to understand language. Additionally, attendees will be active participants in discussion surrounding common misperceptions, features, and lighting control design considerations.

Learning Objectives:
After this lecture you will:
- Discuss lighting control terminology
- Discuss and differentiate between various types of lighting control system solutions offered today
- Compare lamp types
- Identify the benefits of lighting control – Answering the question “Why would your clients install lighting control systems in their homes?”
- Clarify common misperceptions related to lighting control systems – that we may hear when educating your clients on the value of lighting control systems
- Explore design considerations – as we are beginning to lay out the plans

Program: CO1058
AIA Credits: 1 LU (General Knowledge)
IDCEC Credits: 0.1 LU (General Knowledge)

 

The all-in-one DM NAX™ Audio-over-IP distribution system is creating an incredible amount of excitement. Crestron’s audio team is back to take a deeper dive into this breakthrough audio distribution technology.

• Popular streaming services embedded in every zone
• Pure and powerful amplification
• Supports AES67 and Dante® audio networking
• Works seamlessly with voice assistants
• Scalable up to 256x256

Join us as we talk through how DM NAX works, how to set up the DM-NAX-8ZSA, and how to integrate DM NAX into all things Crestron and beyond.

 

Home electronics should integrate seamlessly into a home’s design and décor. This course reviews the three- pronged approach to hiding technology—advance planning, design philosophy, and product selection—which are available for minimizing the visual impact of electronics without compromising performance. Specific challenges and recommendations related to hiding video displays, projectors, speakers, controls, cameras, and equipment racks—among others—will be addressed. This course speaks to innovative and creative ways to lessen the visual impact of electronics by making them low-profile, hidden or camouflaged, or even invisible!

Learning Objectives:
- Review various residential systems and technologies and the unique approaches that can be used in the concealment process
- Discuss how advance planning, design philosophy, and product selection affect the proper functionality of the installed products without compromising design integrity and aesthetics
- Discuss methods and strategies for hiding technology in safe, convenient, and secure methods
- Analyze technology implementation planning process

Program: CO1054
AIA Credits: 1 LU/HSW
IDCEC Credits: 0.1 LU (General Knowledge)