Acuity Controls nLight® networked lighting control solutions aid in ensuring buildings meet the CA Title 24 requirements.
Manual dimming Lumen maintenance Plug load controls
Automatic daylighting controls Occupancy sensing controls Demand response lighting control
Last Revised November 2015
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