NLCs For Small/Medium Buildings: Lessons learned and New Frameworks

7/16/20252:00pm EDT1 hour
Networked Lighting Controls offer significant energy savings and operational benefits over traditional stand-alone controls. But adoption of NLCs still lags in the Small to medium sized building market. Luckily, NLC systems have come a long way in the last five years, and many have made progress overcoming the primary objection to NLCs: high upfront costs. In this webinar, we will touch on how the NLC QPL can inform system selection, introduce a simple framework that will help demystify NLC installation and programming, share lessons learned from experience with NLCs in large buildings and explore how lighting manufacturers are helping their customers achieve success with NLCs.

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Meet your Panelists

  • Jason Jeunnette

    Jason joined the DLC in early 2022 as Technical Manager of Building Integration, a position in which he enjoys exchanging ideas and perspectives with the full gamut of lighting industry stakeholders. “Every time I speak to someone,” he says, “I come away from the conversation with new thoughts and ideas that make the programs I am working on better.” Jason came to the DLC with 25 years of lighting industry experience, most recently as director of lighting at a sales agency focused on the distributor and contractor markets. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatrical Lighting from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and a Master of Fine Arts in Architectural Lighting from Parsons The New School for Design, Jason spent 20 years as an architectural and theatrical lighting designer in New York City, focusing on lighting controls. He is Lighting Certified (LC), a Certified Lighting Controls Professional (CLCP) and a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society Chicago Chapter.

  • Frank Agraz, LC, IES

    Frank Agraz, LC, IES has worked in the energy efficient lighting retrofit community for 3 decades and currently serves as Director of Engineering at Facility Solutions Group.  He and his team develop turnkey lighting projects and provide technical and educational support to the customer.  Prior to his current role, he co-founded Maneri-Agraz, a national turnkey lighting retrofit provider.  He is a Past President of the Illuminating Engineering Society and serves on the Board of Directors of NCQLP.  Mr. Agraz is Lighting Certified by the NCQLP and is a former Exam Committee Chair, responsible for the group that develops and maintains the content of the annual LC exam.  He graduated from Texas A&M University with a BS in Industrial Distribution.

  • Kirby Corkill

    Kirby Corkill is the CEO of Jarvis Lighting, a commercial lighting manufacturer known for building high-quality products and helping customers tackle complex lighting projects. With over a decade in the industry, Kirby focuses on making things easier for customers—especially when it comes to planning and implementing Networked Lighting Controls. Under his leadership, Jarvis has grown into a trusted name in the field. He also served on the Board of Directors for the Petroleum Equipment Institute, helping the institute navigate the risks involved with integrating EV charging into existing fueling facilities. Before all that, Kirby earned his BA in Music (Opera!) from Lawrence University.

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