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Green Building
Joshua Ong
Assistance Sales Manager
Schneider Electric (Singapore)
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How can one achieve
a green building?
Source: NRDC Organisation, LEED Certification

Choose a sustainable site
Maximize water efficiency
Make smart use of materials and resources
Safeguard indoor environmental quality
Save energy

Save Energy
One of the best opportunities for cutting costs

and reducing harmful environmental effects
Office Equipment: with Energy labels, sleep mode, laptop,

flat screens
Windows and Daylighting
Electricity Use
HVAC System

Save Energy Windows & Daylighting
Incorporate daylight design elements
clerestories
light shelves
skylights
Increasing natural light in workspace will:

Reduce your electricity bill
Boost employee productivity and satisfaction
Tune your window specifications to your building's orientation

Save Energy Electricity use
Specify lighting fixtures with a coefficient of utilization of at least 80
percent.
Make sure your fixtures and lamps are properly sized for use with one
another.
Install occupancy and lux sensors to control lighting, ventilation, air

conditioning and heating in enclosed areas that are occupied
intermittently, including offices.
Hire a lighting designer to provide solutions that cut energy costs

while creating a more pleasant and productive environment.

Save Energy HVAC System
Implement low-e windows, increased insulation, task/ambient lighting

and energy-efficient office equipment to reduce waste heat.
Consider staging multiple smaller HVAC chillers, rather than one large
chiller.
Specify oversized ducts that will deliver air at a lower speed and
enable you to reduce the size and electricity consumption of your fans.
Implement automated building controls for your HVAC system.

All of them are efficient strategies to
SAVE ENERGY
but
did you know that.

Lighting is one of
the main saving
potential
in Commercial
Buildings?

In commercial building
Lighting accounts for 30% of energy
consumption
Lighting control can help to save up to 60% of

Lighting related energy consumption

Lighting Control
is a MUST
For Green Buildings

Lighting Control
is not about reducing light.
offers the correct light

when and where required,
while reducing wastage.
is about optimization of the ambience

and energy, by a network of light.

Lighting Control
Can save a lot of energy

without sacrificing
lighting quality

Is your next project a
Green Building?

Extra Upfront Cost
By how much?

Extra Upfront Cost
+ 15.8%
Extra Upfront Cost
Is it worth it?

Operation costs -12.9%
Rent ratio +5.1%
Occupancy ratio +5.6%
Building value +14.3%

plus
Your conscience
Companys image
Earths well being

Now, is it worth it?
We believe so.

The BCA Green Mark Scheme was launched in Jan 2005,
provides differentiation of green buildings and serves as a
benchmark for environmental design and performance.
BCA Green Mark brings you:

Water and energy bills reduction
Potential environmental impact reduction
A healthy and productive workplace
Cash incentives to achieve green buildings
GM GFA for new buildings Apr 09

GMIS-EB for existing buildings Apr 09
Sympholux
is the best answer to balance
productivity & energy efficiency

Lighting control is a
must-have criteria to
achieve BCA Green
Mark certification!!

Thats why
Sympholux is the
New Light,
and we mean business.
What is Sympholux and what can Schneider
Electric Offers to Your Building?

Sympholux
enables you to
orchestrate the light level

How do we make it happen

Schneider Electric is the only player
with 3 different lighting control system
platforms:

We master 3 platforms
We can cover all needs
Fluorescent, CFL, LED ON-OFF & Dimming
High power dimming
Energy consumption monitoring & control
HVAC control
DMX (RGB) colour control
Individual lighting control
We can integrate the platforms together and with a

3rd party
We can make them compatible with other

applications or products
We cover all needs
Fluorescent High 3rd party Energy HVAC LED Device
& CFL power integration consumption control On-Off status
ON-OFF dimming monitoring & Dimming monitoring
Dimming control
DMX
colour
control
C-BUS ++ +++ ++ + ++ + +
0 to 10V
KNX ++ +++ ++ +++ + ++

0 to 10V
DALI +++ + +++ +++ +++

Digital
dimming
+++ : very performant

++: performant
+: limited performance
We cover all control strategy
Productivity
Convenience
Comfort Dimming
Health & Scene
Controls
- Adjust artificial lighting

Renewable Energy Daylighting based on the presence of
Sustainability Controls natural light to meet a
minimum required light level
Occupancy-Based - Adjust light levels
Energy Management based on occupancy
Code Compliance
Controls
Energy Savings - Adjust light levels
Schedule-Based Controls based on a schedule

Offer to all the market segment
Office
Hotel
Data centre
Shopping Mall
Infrastructure
Factories
Hospital
Schools & Universities
Residential

Office

Typical Office Lighting Control Solutions
PIR
Conf Room
Dual Tech Large Area
Dimming
Lab Area
C-Bus
Input
Dimming
Ballast
down
up
Large Meeting Room
Cafeteria and Game Room
Usability Lab
Kitchen
Computer
Closet
Copy/Supply
Area
down
up
Light Level & DALI
PIR Controller
down
up
Bicycle Storage Usability
Storage Room Lab
Conference Room
FT Dimming
Open Space
Graphical
Interface
C-Bus Multi Sensor Control Panel
Floor Plan
Private Offices Private Offices
Control
Admin

Open Plan Office
Under lighting control Scheduling,

lighting automatically comes on in the
morning to greet arriving employees.
After a warning blink at the end of the

workday, lighting is automatically
switched off.
Light Level Sensors save energy by

automatically adjusting light levels
based on the amount of daylight.

Open Plan Office
Occupancy Sensors automatically

turn off lights when people vacate the
space.
Also provide automatic override of

lighting during after-hours periods,
eliminating the need for manual
override by employees or the cleaning
crew.
Personal control enable employees

to adjust individual workspace lighting
via a software from their PC.
Occupancy
Detection
Control

Open Plan Office
Time Schedule Control
Scheduling
Time
Scheduling
Open Plan Office
Day Light Saving Control Day Light
Day light
Saving
Control
Open Plan Office
Occupancy Detection
PIR
Occupancy
Detection
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Open Plan Office
Zone Control
Occupancy Control
Manual Override

Personal Control

DALI Individual Lighting Control
Pop Up Control Panel can
provide your personal lighting
control such as on/off, scene,
dimming and so on
Meanwhile the laptops screen

saver is running, which means the
room is vacated for an extended
length of time. Then lighting is
automatically turned off
The lighting will switch on when

the user activate the laptop again

Open Plan Office
Individual Control by
DALI system
Occupancy Control
Daylight Harvesting
Manual Override

Conference Room
Dimming control with preset Scenes

provide the appropriate light levels for
all activities held in the conference
room.
User can press pre-scene in DLT
Press scene
button

Conference Room
A touch screen control allow the presenter complete access to all audio/visual
functions as well as integrated lighting control.
The A/V system and the lighting system are interfaced through a IR Transmitter
or Standard RS232 serial data connection with logic control in advanced.

Manager Room
- Basic Control

space.

Manager Room
- Basic Control

space.
Light Level Sensors save energy by

automatically adjusting light levels
based on the amount of daylight.

Manager Room
- Advance Control
Occupancy detectors can be used

to gradually reduce lighting levels
after predefined periods.
Occupant enjoys personal control of

their fluorescent lighting from laptop
which includes on/ off, dimming as
well as scenes control.
Meanwhile the laptops screen saver

is running, which means the room is
vacated for an extended length of
time. Then lighting is automatically
turned off.

Manager Room
- Advance Control
Personal Control
Occupancy Control
Sequence Override
Manual Override

Corridor
Lighting in the corridor and elevator

lobby is automatically turned on and
off based on occupancy using the
PIR/ Dual Technology occupancy
sensor after hours.
Under the situation of that the local

switch is switched ON, PIR
occupancy sensor is continuously
monitor the movement within the
concerned room space.
Occupancy
Detection
Control
Corridor
Normal mode
Office Hour (100% lighting)
9:00am 8:00pm
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)

Corridor
Normal mode
Non-office Hour (100% lighting)
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)

Corridor
Normal mode
Non office Hour (100% lighting)
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)

Corridor
Normal mode
Security Patrol Tour
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)
Security mode
(100% lighting on by
sensor activation)

Pantry
A staff kitchen/tea room is likely to be

used at certain times of the day and
disused at other times.
It would benefit from a strategy in

which its lighting was activated by
occupancy sensor or even by
schedule at lunch and tea times.
Occupancy
Time
Detection
Scheduling
Control

Restroom
Occupancy sensor is ceiling/ wall-

mounted in the center of each
restroom,
Turning lighting on when the space

is occupied and partial off when
vacant.
The choice of dual technology

sensor was made because it can
detect occupancy around stall
partitions and other obstacles
Occupancy
Detection
Control

Restroom & Lift Lobby
Normal mode
Office Hour (100% lighting)
9:00am 8:00pm
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)

Normal mode
Non Office Hour (100% lighting)
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)

Normal mode
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)

Normal mode
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30 to 50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
10% lighting)
Security mode
sensor activation)

Car Park
Under lighting control Scheduling,

lighting automatically comes on in the
morning.
Occupancy Sensor also provide

automatic override of lighting during
mid night.
Occupancy
Time
Detection
Scheduling
Control

Car Park
Car park Area
Zone 1
Zone 2 Normal mode 100%
lighting
Zone 1
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30-50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
Zone 3
10% lighting)

Car Park
Car park Area
Zone 1
lighting
Zone 1
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30-50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
Zone 3
10% lighting)

Car Park
Car park Area
Zone 1
lighting
Zone 1
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30-50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
Zone 3
10% lighting)

Car Park
Car park Area
Zone 1
lighting
Zone 1
Energy saving
mode (say after
18:00 30-50%
lighting)
Security mode (say

after 22:00 below
Zone 3
10% lighting)
Security mode
sensor activation)
Building Management and Integration
With centralized control, variation in

demand and adjustment to schedules
can easily be accommodated.
Lobbies, breakfast rooms, vending
areas, etc. can have advanced and
exact schedules that can easily be
overridden by the management.
Lighting control also assists building

services staff to monitor and easily
identify faults. By integration with
other services such as security and
air conditioning. Operators for these
systems can be presented with
essential lighting control information
when integrated with Lighting Control
System.

Lighting Control System gives

integration capabilities with building
management systems, SCADA data
acquisition solutions and numerous
other third party devices and
applications.
With the use of OPC servers or

BACnet gateway, integrating Lighting
Control System with an existing
building management system is
straightforward, providing greater
flexibility of control and further
opportunities for energy savings.

OPC Server is a data access server.

OPC Server allows the exchange of information between lighting applications
and third party presentation systems that use OPC clients
OPC server supports both local and networked configurations
HMI Trending Reports
OPC OPC OPC
OPC OPC OPC OPC OPC

Metering Process BMS Detectors C-Bus

Hotel

Hotel

Scene & Dimming Control
Controlling all chandeliers and down Restaurant

lights, preset modes have been
programmed in the Touch Screen and
DLT
Creating specific scenes for the

different operations during Morning,
Afternoon, Evening, Cloudy Day and
Sunny Day Sky Lounge
C-Bus Architectural Dimmers are

purposefully designed to dim large
numbers of lights and will help you
realize the architectural lighting
effects

Lobby
A control Touch Screen can be installed

at the front desk to provide automated
control
Controlling all chandeliers and down

lights, preset modes have been
programmed in the touch screen,
Creating specific scenes for the different

operations during Evening, Cloudy Day,
Sunny Day and cleaning modes.

Restaurant
Exudes a unique air of sophistication

and style.
Flexible control of lighting scenes is

necessary to create different spaces
within for different dining experiences.
C-Bus Architectural Dimmers are

purposefully designed to dim large
numbers of lights and will help you
realize the architectural lighting
effects.

Sky Lounge & Swimming Pool
Although sky lounge is open plan, it

features the clever use of down lights,
pendant lights and LED to accent
suspended ceilings and stone
columns.
C-Bus creates intimate and relaxed

lighting to complement the dinning
experience.
A combination of C-Bus Color Touch

Screen and DLT enables staff to
easily set scenes for day and night.

Hotel Ballroom
Grand ballrooms need to offer clients

great versatility. DLT and Touch
Screen enabling the implementation of
mood lighting and scene control
One moment they are booked for a

business seminar, the next for the
banquet. Each function will require
flexible dimming and control of lighting
Capable of DMX and integration with

MRA systems can be programmed for
the speaker or event manager

Hotel Ballroom
A key requirement in this hotels ballrooms
was for staging connections that provide
full control of house lighting during events.
DMX-compatible C-Bus Architectural

Dimmers consequently enabled seamless
integration and lighting transitions for all
functions via the stage lighting desks.
C-Bus Architectural Dimmers also provide

other advantages such as:
Universal dimming
Modular interchangeable cards
Onboard circuit and RCD protection
DMX-controllable lighting
Multi-purpose 0-10V/DSI/DALI/relay control
cards

Hotel Ballroom
The ballroom can be divided into

different separate rooms for smaller
functions
The flexibility of C-Bus accommodates

any configuration of the Ballroom with
local touch screen control
Split and common control at each

touch screen when joined via the room
linking function

Hotel Ballroom
The ballroom can be configured in

different combinations with its partition
wall in either opened or closed
positions.
All partitions closed A /B /C Per

Function
All partitions opened A +B + C Per

Function
Scenarios 1 A + B / C Per Function
Scenarios 2 A / B + C Per Function

Hotel Ballroom
When the partition wall be closed, C-Bus DLT and Touch-Panels can be
used to control each area individually.

Hotel Ballroom
When the partition is opened, both touch-screens can be used to control

the whole area simultaneously.

Colour
Touch Screen 5 Button 6 Button 2 Button B&W MKII
DLT Wall Switch Wall Switch Touch Screen
Architectural
Dimmer
Backup Generator
dry contact
Lighting
Emergency/ DA+
Panic dry contact DA-
Data from
DMX Console DMX Control
Interface
DALI Dimmable
Fluorescent Tube
Signal from Partition
Open and Close
Projector Dimmable
Screen Fluorescent Tube Lighting
3rd party
Switch
+ -
Lighting
Auxiliary Curtain 0-10V Analogue Relay Switch Professional Dimmer
Input Unit Switch Output Unit

Exterior Lighting
C-Bus controls the exterior lighting

throughout the hotel.
Scheduling control is required to turn

on the signage on the roof, and
street poles in landscape.
DMX integration is capable for LEDs

sequenced flashing along the
Faade.

LED Lighting
LoopIn
Most of LED lighting is used LED driver to control SACBus

DMXGateway
LoopOut
We can use C-Bus DMX gateway (5500DMX) or SA C-
Bus to DMX512 Interface to control the LED lighting LoopIn
LEDDriver#1
LoopOut
C-Bus DMX gateway (5500DMX) can only control total 12
DMX channel LoopIn
LEDDriver#2
LoopOut
SA C-Bus to DMX512 can control one full universe (512
channel) LoopIn
The storage and control of up to 120 DMX presets. LEDDriver#3
LoopOut
The storage of up to 11 shows
Tonextdriver
Both C-Bus DMX gateway (5500DMX) or SA C-Bus
Correctwiringconfiguration
to DMX512 must in the beginning of DMX bus

A customized scalable
solution to suit your needs

4 levels of Lighting Control solutions
Start the green journey
Go green & enjoy ambience lighting
An integrated green solution
A fully potential green solution

Starter
Retrofit occupancy sensors
> occupancy sensing
Intermediate
Retrofit occupancy sensors + boardroom solution
> occupancy sensing + scene control
Advanced
Bus based sensors fully integrated
> occupancy sensing + lux level sensing + scheduling
Master
Single system platform: KNX or C-Bus or DALI
Multi-platform integration: KNX + C-Bus + DALI
> occupancy sensing + lux level sensing
+ scheduling + individual lighting control
Project Reference

The Cisco Building
Bangalore, India

600,000 sq.ft.
7-storey car park
4 buildings
1 club house
Cisco Systems campus-style R&D Center in Bangalore is

its largest in India!
And also the
1st intelligent building in India!
Integrating.
> iBMS
> CCTV
> Lighting & access controls
> Security
> Fire alarm
> Power monitoring systems
Linkage is provided via a common IP Network connected to a

remote Cisco server leveraging a BACnet Protocol

Project fast facts
Workstations: 2,500
Electrical Consultants: RSP Architects Planners &

Engineers India Pvt Ltd
Cost: US$ 850,000
Groundbreaking: early 2008
Opening: late 2009

Ciscos Needs
Achieve Green Building Certification
All installations have to communicate via the IP network

and be monitored and controlled via Cisco Server
Integrate all Lighting and Audio Visual systems

Challenges?
The campus operates 24/7, programmers must be able to
enter the office at any time
Lighting Control system needs to leverage different energy

efficiency strategies to reduce operational cost

Schneider Electrics solution for Cisco

Key Functions
Scheduling
Occupancy sensing
Daylight harvesting
Scene control
Lighting control via IP Phone
Advanced monitoring & control

Scheduling
Scheduling is used to activate/deactivate lights and other

loads such as air conditioning at different times

Daylight harvesting
Light level sensors help enhance daylight harvesting in
individual workstation areas
Multi-sensors have been installed near windows in cabins
Daylight Harvesting
Schneider Electric in Ciscos open space
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C-Bus Lux Sensors 101
Occupancy Sensing
Occupancy sensors activate/deactivate lights in all on-
campus cabins
Standalone sensors control light in rest rooms
Optimized Lighting in Ciscos canteen

Scene control
Neo 4 Key Button panels provide dimming and blind

control in meeting and board rooms
C-Bus Neo module for Board Room Controls

Lighting Control via IP Phone
The campuss lighting control used Ciscos own IP Phone

to control the light in meeting rooms
Ciscos IP Phone monitor lightings

Advanced monitoring & control
40 Ethernet network
interfaces connect the C-Bus
Network to the Cisco Server
3 PC interfaces have been

integrated with Audio Video
systems
2 Citect SCADA and CGATE

systems with unlimited licenses
centrally control and monitor light
usage GUI Interface
Energy Saving report

generation
Outstanding results.
50% saving in average lighting-related energy
19 Months payback of entire C-Bus system
Energy Consumption for a Floor:
without C-Bus System: 1178 Units/Day
with C-Bus LMS System: 512 Units/Day
Energy Saved with C-Bus: 666 Units/Day/Floor
3995 Units/Day/Campus
There will be no outstanding results
when
no constantly monitoring and fine tuning on the lighting

control systems to accommodate user habits and practice

Thanks for coming!
And thank you for your prolong support!

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Green Building

Source: NRDC Organisation, LEED Certification

Maximize water efficiency

Make smart use of materials and resources

Safeguard indoor environmental quality

Schneider Electric - SEMY Sympholux 5

One of the best opportunities for cutting costs

Office Equipment: with Energy labels, sleep mode, laptop,

Schneider Electric - SEMY Sympholux 6

Increasing natural light in workspace will:

Tune your window specifications to your building's orientation

Schneider Electric - SEMY Sympholux 7

Install occupancy and lux sensors to control lighting, ventilation, air

Hire a lighting designer to provide solutions that cut energy costs

Schneider Electric - SEMY Sympholux 8

Implement low-e windows, increased insulation, task/ambient lighting

Implement automated building controls for your HVAC system.

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Schneider Electric - SEMY Sympholux 10

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Lighting control can help to save up to 60% of

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is not about reducing light.

offers the correct light

is about optimization of the ambience

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Can save a lot of energy

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BCA Green Mark brings you:

GM GFA for new buildings Apr 09

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We can integrate the platforms together and with a

We can make them compatible with other

KNX ++ +++ ++ +++ + ++

DALI +++ + +++ +++ +++

+++ : very performant

- Adjust artificial lighting

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Under lighting control Scheduling,

After a warning blink at the end of the

Light Level Sensors save energy by

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Occupancy Sensors automatically

Also provide automatic override of

Personal control enable employees

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