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The Benefits of PoE, is one way to save money in buildings such as schools, hospitals, office spaces or a home? The answer can be as simple as lighting. There have been many advancements in lighting through the years, and LV Energy Systems, is emerging at the forefront of Power over Ethernet lighting technology. To […]
PoE Smart Lighting doesn’t require the installation of high-voltage, AC power wiring to operate; instead, they can use cost-effective Ethernet cables to power and control brightness and color temperature. By using POE networking equipment for your lighting system, you experience major installation cost reductions and ongoing energy savings. Because PoE LED lighting runs on the […]
IOT PoE LED Lighting, imagine a system powered and controlled over standard Ethernet connections. This means it’s not only easier and more economical to install than traditional lighting, but network-enabled lighting components give you immediate access and control over the entire system. Manage your system with an app, a web portal, with accessories […]
Here are 8 reasons to use PoE LED lights in your lighting project. The list below should help you decide if PoE LED’s are a good fit for your lighting project. Lower Installation and Operational Cost With UPoE ports (60 watts) powering two 2×2 lights each, PoE costs less than traditional AC lighting in new […]
Why PoE LED Lighting, Luminetworx LED solution reduces energy consumption; it has a far smaller impact on the utility grid. Unlike solar panel installation, Luminetworx does not require approval from the energy company, which means no delays in delivering the solution. And since it is a low voltage solution it is not limited by building […]
When Bell Labs unveiled the world’s first silicon solar cell in 1954, it was estimated that the company’s new invention could turn 6 percent of the sun’s energy into electricity — a concept commonly referred to as solar technology efficiency. Fast forward to 1999. After nearly half a century of solar research, the University of […]