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How connected lighting reduced energy usage by 79% and increased productivity in Pelling Marketing by Design’s small office.

Published: 10 August 2018 Category: Product Catalogues & Brochures

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Interact Pro connected lighting

Published: 10 August 2018 · Category: Product Catalogues & Brochures

How connected lighting reduced energy usage by 79% and increased productivity in Pelling Marketing by Design’s small office.

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Case Study Interact Pro connected lighting How connected lighting reduced energy usage by 79% and increased productivity in Pelling Marketing by Design’s small office. Works with Interact ready lighting Find out more about Interact www.interact-lighting.com Pro How does connected lighting reduce energy usage and increasing productivity in a small office environment. Saving on energy bill James Gubbins, owner of Pelling Marketing by Design, was looking to upgrade his small office to LED lighting and reduce his energy costs. Small businesses are always looking to retain profits and reducing overheads is a simple and effective way they can achieve this. “Cutting unnecessary expense and streamlining the business is really important for us,” says James. “We often have clients in the building and there can be several areas of the office that aren’t being used all of the time. What’s more, the fluorescent tubes we had in place tend to flicker and produce different shades of light. Not ideal for when we are trying to present ourselves as a modern forward-thinking business”. However, the Pelling office, as with the others in the same complex, is a listed building. This means installing luminaires and signal cables, such as DALI, was out of the question. As an additional problem, Pelling’s office based employees meant any major disruption to the business would impact productivity and hurt the bottom line. “As a design agency, our customers depend on us for results” continued James....

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