Stark Tech Adds Lutron Lighting Control to Product Lineup for Enhanced Guest Experience
[Buffalo, New York] Stark Tech, an energy technology company, has added award-winning Lutron lighting products to its smart building technology offerings. Lutron products range from individual dimmers to total light management systems that control entire building complexes.
As lighting accounts for nearly 30% of commercial electricity consumption, and electrification and digitization demands continue to grow, companies are searching for green technology solutions that reduce their carbon footprint and increase energy optimization.
In addition, the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has updated its standards for interior lighting power allowances and minimum control requirements. These standards encourage the use of higher-efficiency LED products and provide revised lighting best practices, including daylight harvesting lighting control, receptacle control, and automatic occupant sensor control.
Furthermore, Lutron lighting control products save nearly 10B kWh of electricity annually. Additionally, they reduce waste, improve efficiency, and enhance the guest experience by adding to the guest’s comfort, well-being, and productivity.
Lutron Commercial Products & Solutions Include
- Single Room Controls
- Whole Building Systems
- Automated Shading Systems
- High-Performance Dimmers
- In-Fixture Technologies
- In-Wall Sensors
This product line will help customers transform guest experiences from mundane to memorable. Lutron has been a trusted global vendor for over 60 years, with a wide range of solutions for every space, budget, and performance requirement.
Stark Tech provides excellent service and expertise in integrating disparate systems and customizing building automation solutions to meet performance objectives. Stark Tech has added Lutron lighting controls systems to its growing list of energy-efficient solutions to help customers improve building performance, enhance guest experiences, and reduce operating costs.
