Peabody has chosen the EyeNut monitoring and management solution for interior lighting from Harvard to control lighting across its estate of 1,700 blocks of social housing. Harvard, in partnership with Fern Howard, developed a wireless enabled Bulkhead fixture which, when installed alongside EyeNut, offered multi-site control and energy savings, as well as meeting the strict emergency regulations required in social housing.

Harvard has seen manufacturing processes improve following the implementation of Harvard’s Lean Enterprise Deployment system (HLEDs). Commenced in Q3 2014, HLEDs has seen Harvard implement a number of different processes, throughout the product life cycle from design and development and pre-production, to the production itself and after-care; as well as developing lean leaders, training and developing team leaders and supervisors in ‘...

Harvard Engineering has announced that its LeafNut system has been chosen by Wirral Council to control and monitor its 7,500 lights. LeafNut, which will be installed by SSE alongside LED luminaires from Urbis Schreder, will allow the council to centrally control and monitor the whole network of LED lights and assess the performance of the network to achieve maximum efficiency, with minimal cost.

Expanding its CoolLED range, Harvard Engineering has announced the addition of an EyeNut driver with ZigBee dongle. The 33W driver operates at 2.4GHz, offers dimming down to 1% and is available in both built-in and remote variants. The CLZ EyeNut driver enables easy commissioning during the installation stage and reduces the number of components needed within the luminaire.

A new wave of web-based lighting controls which are user friendly, simple to install and easy to retrofit have hit the market. Dr Andy Davies of Harvard Engineering, a manufacturer of energy-saving lighting solutions, enlightens us.

Harvard Engineering, designer, developer and manufacturer of LED drivers and control products for the lighting industry recently launched the first two CoolLED drivers in its ‘DualDim’ product portfolio – the CL50 and CLR50.

CoolLED drivers provide a high performance solution for powering high-brightness LED from a mains supply.