Please join us for this lunch time presentation. Topics to include…

Using lighting occupancy sensor information to reduce HVAC energy
HVAC uses more energy than lighting
Semi required by code
Increases the value of lighting control systems
Integration challenges

This program qualifies for one (1) CEU

Presented by
Michael Myer, Energy & Environment Directorate
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - Upstate NY

Michael is an at-large member of the IES Board of Directors and also serves on numerous IES technical committees.

You can download the flyer HERE

Please register online HERE

Presented by Javid Butler, Consultant - hc/lambda LLC

DMX512 is becoming prevalent in the built environment for reasons ranging from higher control granularity to tunable color and exciting dynamic facades. This session will discuss how to best implement DMX512 systems, including how to use the IES standard on Control Intent Narratives and Sequences of Operation.

 November 14, 2023 - 12:00 noon
Dinosaur BBQ (upstairs meeting space)
99 Court Street - Rochester, NY 14604
$35 for IES members - $40 for non-members

You can download the event flyer HERE.

Please click HERE to register.

This is NOT the lunch time meeting… See other DMX512 event.

Are you a Contractor, Engineer or Facility personnel who need DMX knowledge? Are you Looking to gain Valuable Insights in the rapidly growing field of DMX Lighting?  This class will cover the following.......

DMX512 In The Built Environment

Using DMX512, why it has been so successful and where to best use DMX512 products.

Planning a DMX512 installation, selecting materials, laying out a system, and developing a SOO.

Roughing in - where things go right or wrong.

Installing - adjusting for field conditions, what can be substituted and what can't.

Starting up - being prepared for startup and what to expect of a programmer.

Troubleshooting post installation and minimizing callbacks

About the Presenter
Javid Butler, Consultant - hc/lambda LLC
Mr. Butler has over 30 years of lighting experience, is NCQLP Lighting Certified (LC) and holds Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP) titles from AEE. He has been involved with numerous major lighting projects including the MetLife Stadium Solar Ring, FedEx Field Media wall, Lincoln Field effect logo, Golden Nugget media wall, Chevy Chase Pavilion media wall, Paris Casino Ballrooms, Ballys Casino Events Center and more. Mr. Butler is active in the Illuminating Engineering Society and serves on the Las Vegas Section Board of Managers and as its President, as well as being the AEE Las Vegas Education Chair .

He serves on several industry standards committees including Chair - ESTA E1.27 DMX512 Cabling / Chair - ESTA BSR E1.68 DMX512 Compliance / ESTA E1.11 DMX512-A ESTA E1.20 RDM / ESTA E1.31 sACN / ESTA Next Gen control protocol IES LP-16 Control Intent Narratives and Sequences of Operation

Program is being held at
Kovalsky-Carr Electric
208 St Paul Street
Rochester, NY

Cost is $179.00 which includes a copy of Javid’s upcoming book on DMX to be shipped early next year.

Please click HERE to regster.

Please join us this year for our annual golf tournament.

New Location: FarView Golf Course

Please click HERE to register online for this event.
If you need to register manually and bring a check, click HERE for sign-up sheet.

If you have any questions, please contact Peter Brincka at
pete@qlsny.com

Open to anyone interested in learning about lighting exterior environments especially lighting designers, town planners, building officials, zoning councils and boards.

Topics will include basic lighting terminology as well as an overview of topics including outdoor lighting criteria and concerns in different applications, luminaire performance and design characteristics, outdoor lighting code guidelines and considerations when creating code.

Presented by Michael Trippe, LC, MIES
Specification Sales, Point Source Group, inc

Cost: $99 Includes Buffet Dinner

Click HERE to see flyer with complete details.

Please click HERE to register online.

Presented by Brian Drew
Northeast Regional Sales Manager - Connected Systems, Cooper Lighting Solutions

This lunchtime presentation will explore how we use wireless controls to meet control strategies and how wireless controls provide a steppingstone to the Internet of Things (IoT). We’ll look at the history that has brought lighting and controls they are at today and how wireless is now the leading solution for connected lighting applications. It will also cover common wireless control technologies and how they work, look at triggers in control applications that may require I.T. involvement addressing security concerns and discuss the role of wireless connected lighting plays in the internet of things with real world examples.

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Please click HERE to register online

This presentation will share specification best practices along with techniques and real-world examples to help you streamline controls specifications in a clear concise manner allowing for an easy-to-understand directive from design to install.  Course topics include distinguishing CIN from SOO, Written Specification, Controls Zoning, One-Line Diagrams, Controls Schedules, and more.

Presented by Kristen Odell-Putnam – Kristen is the Northeast and Canadian Regional Sales Manager of Lighting Controls for Steinel America. She is proficient with Bluebeam and lighting controls design from her prior days at Vertex Solutions as the Lighting Controls Specialist. She also managed and assisted with lighting controls start-ups ranging from DMX, Dali and integrated building solutions. Her on site experience has given her insight into end user needs, the complexity of the design intent, and how to transition that design into real world functionality.

See program flyer HERE.

Registration is closed. Thank you !

Presented by Michael Clemens
Director of Sales, Controls - Acuity Brands

This lunchtime presentation will cover ASHRAE 90.1 with an emphasis on its use in New York state.

Wednesday February 15, 2023
12:00 - 1:00
Dinosaur BBQ - Upstairs Meeting Room
$35 includes lunch

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Registration is closed.

Presented by Paul D Akers, LCSW
Executive Director, Person Driven Counseling & Consulting

The training will encompass several aspects of wellness including physical, emotional, and behavioral health and how they positively impact the employee personally and professionally. As part of introducing wellness to the group, we will also summarize the essential components of stress and anxiety in the workplace and subsequent strategies with which to manage them.

We will also offer strategies around communication, mindfulness, improving emotional and physical health and improving work relationships. Our goal is to provide this training in a collaborative and interactive manner that keeps participants engaged.

You can se our event flyer HERE

Please RSVP and pay online for this event HERE

Presented by Phil Acone, LC
Specification Sales Manager, Cooper Lighting Solutions

Wednesday October 26,2022
12:00 noon until 1:00PM
Dinosaur BBQ
$35 Includes Lunch

Download the flyer with details HERE

This event is closed for registration

In conjunction with the Buffalo section of the IES, our 2022 golf tournament will take place on Monday June 27th at Stafford Country Club.

Special Distinguished Event Guest: Brian O’Neill, PGA
Availability is limited so get your registration in soon!

Click HERE for the PDF with all the details

Please click HERE to register for this event

If you have any questions, please contact Michael Trippe at mtrippe@pointsourcegroup.com

Presented by Tommy Nichols, LC
Architectural Sales Director, Healthcare Lighting & Luminaire LED

This presentation will discuss the use of Germicidal UV (and some non-UV) technologies that may be deployed to reduce pathogens in public spaces. Various technological solutions will be explored – reviewing their history of use, discussing how they work and their effectiveness for typical commercial applications that we see today. Additionally, design considerations and techniques will be discussed in depth for applying UV disinfection technology safely and effectively, incorporating luminaire concepts to supplement the delivery of general ambient illumination. The presentation will also highlight most recent advances in UV disinfection technology that offer more targeted capabilities for today’s specific pathogen reduction needs. 

Click HERE for a detailed flyer.

This course is registered with the following organizations for
Continuing Education Credits:
AIA (1) LU|HSW ~ FBPE (1) PDH ~ IDCEC (0.1) CEU

Wednesday April 27, 2022 - 12:00-1:00
Dinosaur BBQ - Upstairs Meeting Room
$35 Includes Lunch

THIS EVENT IS CLOSED

Please join us for a lunchtime presentation about lighting controls presented by Lutron

This event is sold out

This FREE online Microsoft Teams webinar is an AIA presentation worth 1.0 LU Hour

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Architectural lighting can add tremendous aesthetic value in building projects. Designers and owners should expect that the lighting system aesthetics will endure for decades. But in many cases, poor structural design and cost-cutting material choices can result in rapid degradation in lighting system aesthetics. This one-hour course reviews the luminaire design factors that impact aesthetic durability including structural design, luminaire finishes, lens materials and LED system components.

You can see the course description HERE.

This course is free but does require registration so we can send you the link to the meeting.

Please click HERE to register.

Members of the engineering team from Franklin Energy will be updating on the latest lighting incentive programs form NYSEG & RGE. Please join us for this lunch time presentation.

The flyer for this event can be found HERE

Dinosaur BBQ - Upstairs Meeting Room
$35 includes lunch

Registration is now closed…

Presented by Tucker Downs, Rochester Institute of Technology

This is an abbreviated presentation of the course presented at LightFair 2021 which will focus on how we see color and how modern color science is used to evaluate lighting quality.

Cost: $35 Includes Lunch

See flyer with details HERE.

Register and pay online HERE

Qualifies for 1 LU Credit
This course discusses criteria needed for designing a theatrical space and the programming needs of a typical educational performance space. It will also cover the requirements for all necessary entertainment lighting components as well as holistic requirements for the performance lighting system.

Presented by Bobby Harrell - Strand Lighitng

$35 includes lunch

Download the flyer HERE

Register and pay for this event HERE

Come tour the award winner of our IES Rochester Exterior Lighting Award. This free event will be led by members of the design team at Stantec and the City of Rochester…

Download the flyer HERE

Click HERE to register for this FREE event !!!

In conjunction with the Buffalo section of the IES, our 2021 golf tournament will take place on Monday June 14th at Stafford Country Club. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are very specific guidelines for this year’s events.

New This Year - Distinguished Event Guest: Brian O’Neill, PGA
Click HERE for details !

Availability is limited so get your registration in soon!

Click HERE for the PDF detailing the safety elements being put in place.

If you would like to be a sponsor, please contact Michael Trippe at mtrippe@pointsourcegroup.com

On Thursday, May 20, 2021 at 12:00 PM, Jennifer Brons, MSc, LC, will present research on ultraviolet (UV) disinfection products from a publication recently completed by the Lighting Research Center. This online presentation will include information on products that produce optical radiation at specific UV or very short visible wavelengths, designed for use in disinfecting indoor building surfaces and/or air. Three key aspects of UV disinfection will be discussed: product effectiveness, radiation safety, and energy use in buildings. Information will also be provided about the results of LRC testing of twelve UV disinfection products, representing a variety of product types.

Click HERE to see flyer with details

Click HERE to send an email registration
Please be sure to include your name/company. You’ll be sent a link to the presentation prior to the date.

A review incentive program offerings from national Grid and how they can help you sell products using the incentive/rebates.

You have two options:
1) Attending in person which will include a seated/served meal in an open room with plenty of room for proper distancing.
2) Attend remotely via a Zoom meeting at a reduced cost - no lunch is included.

You can see the meeting flyer HERE

Register for this program online by clicking HERE.

In conjunction with the Buffalo section of the IES, our 2020 golf tournament will take place on Monday September 14th at Stafford Country Club. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are very specific guidelines for this year’s events.

Availability is very limited so get your registration in soon!

Click HERE for the PDF detailing the safety elements being put in place.

Click HERE to visit our online store to register and pay for the event

THIS PROGRAM WILL BE RESCHEDULED

This lunchtime meeting will review changes and updates to the utility's 2020 commercial and industrial rebate programs.

Agenda:

“Lower your project costs and win more jobs using the NYSEG/RG&E C&I Rebate Program”

2020 NYSEG/RG&E C&I Rebate Program overview

Available lighting & controls rebates – including New Construction (NEW for 2020)

Best practices / case studies

Rebate calculator tutorial(s)

Presented by Rick Gottlieb, Director of Sales for Outdoor Products with Eaton Cooper Lighting

This lunchtime meeting will review key fundamentals of Luminaire Classification System (LCS) TM15-11 including what BUG ratings are. It will also cover the difference between the deprecated cutoff classification system and the new BUG ratings including absolute vs relative photometry, LM79 & environmental lighting zones.

See program flyer HERE

Click HERE to register online

Presented by Walt Owens, PhD - Mechanical Engineer, Ephesus Lighting

There are many design elements to consider when designing lighting for sports venues. Lighting technology improvements and controls have changed the way we experience sporting events both in person and on television. Topics including luminaire design, luminaire placement, aiming, center beam candlepower, designing lighting for multi sport arenas and the like will be discussed.

Download event flyer HERE

Register/Pay Online HERE

The IES Rochester Section is proud to once again host Paul & Kim Mercier of Lighting Design Innovations for one of our lunch time educational programs.

Join us on Wednesday October 16 for what promises to be an informative and educational event.

Is it time to replace horizontal illuminance requirements? Should we consider a paradigm shift to the lighting design process - a shift that would consider a person’s response to the visible effects of lighting in the indoor environment as the primary importance?

By considering lighting design objectives, the modern designer can create visual hierarchy and interest within our spaces despite restrictive energy concerns. LiDO is that – a procedure that will put the control for interior lighting design back into the hands of the designers; a true benefit to everyone who lives and works indoors.

See the event flyer HERE

RSVP and pay online for this program HERE

Shotgun Start at 10:30AM. Shamble Format (Pick best drive and hit your own ball from there). Foursome and Individual Registrations include 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch, steak dinner, drinks & prizes.

Please see flyer with details HERE

Please pay and RSVP online HERE.

As a follow-up to our successful round table discussion back in January, this event will continue the discussion of the lighting design process.  This time, the focus will be on the steps after design looking at luminaire procurement & installation. Topics will range from luminaire schedules, specifications, shop drawings, RFI’s, pricing, bid day, supply houses, luminaire procurement, installation, final punch-list, commissioning, etc…

Please see flyer with details HERE

Please pay online and RSVP HERE

Presented over three evenings 3/26 & 3/28 (6PM-8PM) and 4/2 (6PM-8:30PM)

The IES Rochester Section is pleased to present this Lighting Fundamentals course. Designed for individuals new to the lighting industry - or those needing a refresher course - this will highlight many of the topics covered in the IES of North America’s Fundamentals of Lighting.

Qualifies for 6.5 IES CEU credits or 6.5 AIA LU’s (HSW)

Topics Include
History ~ Professional Practice ~ Physics ~ Vision/Color ~ Light & Health Electric Light Sources & Auxiliary Devices ~ Daylighting Luminaires & Controls ~ Lighting Metrics & Photometry ~ Calculations and Rendering ~ Codes and Standards ~ Economics Lighting Design Process & Techniques ~ Sustainability & Commissioning Lighting for Interior/Exterior Environments

See our flyer for this course HERE

Please RSVP and pay online HERE