Energy Savings from Hubbell Wiring Systems

Lighting Controls

In the U.S., lighting consumes 22% of electricity and represents $40 billion a year in energy costs. Using advanced technology, Hubbell’s H-MOSS® Occupancy Sensors save energy and provide sustainability by automatically turning lights on when a room is occupied and off when a room is vacant. Hubbell daylight harvesting controls detect natural light and maintain required lighting levels accordingly.

Manual and automatic dimmers also offer users the ability to reduce lighting requirements based on the task or amount of available daylight. Hubbell Wiring Systems offers many models of lighting controls that meet the latest codes and standards and provide LEED points under categories like Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy and Atmosphere.

Hubbell Occupancy Sensors

In the commercial environment, deploying H-MOSS occupancy sensors in areas of intermittent use where lights are often inadvertently left on can significantly reduce energy consumption, including restrooms, conference rooms, classrooms, laboratories and closets.
In industrial environments, Hubbell’s H-MOSS® occupancy sensors with passive infrared technology turn lights off when they’re not needed in large warehouse aisles and high-bay applications.
Daylighting controls for spaces like offices, classrooms and atriums with natural light turn lights off or continuously adjust light output based on daylight conditions.
In the home, Hubbell’s California Title 24-compliant residential vacancy sensors turn off lights when motion ceases.

Calculate your Savings

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New Brochure!

Occupancy Sensor Hospitality Reference Guide
This new guide includes comprehensive information about energy use in typical hospitality settings, practical information for determining the right sensor technology and placement, and detailed installation and operating instructions.

Feature Story

Control Light for Energy Savings- April 2009
Hubbell Product Manager Nate Herring explains to Commercial Building Products Magazine how occupancy sensors and daylighting controls help building owners get smart about savings.