Building lighting automation through the integration of DALI with wireless sensor networks

Bellido-Outeiriño, F.J.; Flores-Arias, J.M.; Domingo-Perez, Francisco; Gil-de-Castro, Aurora; Moreno-Munoz, A.

doi:10.1109/tce.2012.6170054

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“…Pan et al [5] presented a intelligent light system based on WSN according to user activities and profiles. Bellido-Outeirino et al [6] proposed system focuses on buildings lighting automation with integration of Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) devices and wireless sensor networks. Parise et al [7] presented lighting system which optimise according to the characteristics of the room and also suitable for energy management to monitor and verify the system.…”

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High efficient and intelligent lighting and security remote control system using a Zigbee network

Sakhare¹,

Angal²

2015

2015 International Conference on Industrial Instrumentation and Control (ICIC)

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The proposed intelligent lighting system can optimize energy uses with integrated sensors and controllers. The main control is designed using a various sensors which collects the relevant data for management and maintenance of the lamp. ZigBee and Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) based wireless technologies are used for the wireless communication, also used LED based source of light which gives the additional energy saving . Information is communicated between monitoring station and lamp station by using ZigBee network.Whenever the lamp gets damaged Short Message Service (SMS) is sent by using GSM which makes easy maintenance of lamp. There are three modes of operation of system-day mode, peak mode and intelligent mode. The real time monitoring of lamp can be possible by using GUI at monitoring station which is also used to check power consumption of each lamp. Intelligent LED lighting system targets the energy saving and autonomous operation for the streets, bungalows and farms.

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High efficient and intelligent lighting and security remote control system using a Zigbee network

Sakhare¹,

Angal²

2015

2015 International Conference on Industrial Instrumentation and Control (ICIC)

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“…Bellido et al [4] proposed building lighting automation system using digital addressable lighting interface (DALI) devices with wireless sensor networks.…”

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An Efficient LED Lighting Control System Using WSN for Indoor Environment

Meenakshi¹

2015

IJIRSET

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Nowadays, energy saving is one of the most important factor to consider. Light and its inefficient use accounts for a great part of world's total energy consumption. Automated lighting systems available to address this concern have not been effective in indoor environments like home and office buildings. This is primarily because indoor environment requirements have to take into account the needs of the users. This paper proposes an LED lighting scheme using Wireless technology, Sensors and tunable parameters which while providing energy saving will also meet the users need.

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“…For example, European regulations require the use of presence and light detectors to control artificial lighting [13]. Lighting control systems had received some attention as a way to improve the energy consumption of organizations [14][15][16][17].…”

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Environmental Impacts of Energy Saving Actions in an Academic Building

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Global warming and climate change effects have been of such impact that several countries around the world are enforcing public policies to mitigate them. Mexico has shown a strong commitment to the environment and rational use of energy, as signed on the General Law for Climate Change (GLCC) and stating, in its second article, the goal of a 30% reduction of greenhouse gases by 2020. To add to this goal, the Hermosillo Institute of Technology is implementing a pilot energy saving program that mixes retrofitting of academic buildings and the implementation of automatic controls for lighting and heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC). The retrofitting is performed by replacing fluorescent T8 tubes with high efficiency LED T8 tubes in a new arrangement. To increase the energy saving obtained by the retrofitting, a building automation and control system (BACS) has been developed and installed. The BACS is implemented using two different networks, the first one communicates a central control unit with the building control node using a private Ethernet network. Inside the building, the control actions are transmitted using a ZigBee network. The energy savings have been estimated as 4864 kWh/year, representing a 36.42% saving, the environmental and health effects are calculated using emission parameters of the nearest power plant to our site, and the procedure presented in Harvard’s Six Cities Study by Dockery. Results show a total CO2eq equivalent to 0.000409% of the national goal. The economic impacts of the carbon social cost and health benefits are $745.26 USD/year and $4017.71 USD/year while the direct billing savings are $3700.56 USD/year, and these results are based on only one building of the campus.

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Building lighting automation through the integration of DALI with wireless sensor networks

Cited by 63 publications

References 14 publications

High efficient and intelligent lighting and security remote control system using a Zigbee network

High efficient and intelligent lighting and security remote control system using a Zigbee network

An Efficient LED Lighting Control System Using WSN for Indoor Environment

Environmental Impacts of Energy Saving Actions in an Academic Building

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