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FAQs: Sustainability
Does Litecontrol have LEED certified fixtures? How does Litecontrol support Sustainability? Are your fixtures Energy Star rated? Q: What is LEED? A: The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System® is a voluntary, consensus-based national standard for developing high-performance, sustainable buildings. In several construction categories, LEED prescribes a point system by which a building may obtain standard, silver, gold or platinum certification as a measure of sustainable design. For more information, visit www.usgbc.org . back to top Q: Does Litecontrol have LEED certified fixtures? A: Fixtures and other equipment cannot be LEED certified. LEED certification is strictly a measure of sustainable design for an entire building or project. back to top Q: How does Litecontrol support Sustainability? A: Litecontrol continues to develop products to meet increasingly demanding environmental standards and practices. For energy-sensitive lighting applications (as they all are now), we can offer the broadest range of highly efficient solutions in the marketplace. In a quest to make lighting more efficient, we are constantly employing new materials and technologies in our fixture designs, researching trends and techniques, and involved in industry and academic initiatives on sustainability. back to top Q: Are your fixtures Energy Star rated? A: No. The EPA's Energy Star program does not currently have a category for commercial lighting. back to top |
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