Understanding Lighting Systems

Name: Understanding Lighting Systems - Elmhurst Energy
SKU: WEBINARSAVEENERGY
Price: 30.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Training delivery On Demand CPD Domestic New Build Non-Domestic Retrofit

Suitable for DEAs, Retrofit Assessor, Retrofit Coordinator, OCDEAs, NDEAs, DEC Assessors and ESOS Lead Assessors

Qualifications 1 Hour CPD

£30.00 + VAT

1 Hours CPD

This ‘Understanding Lighting Systems’ interactive training module is designed to be undertaken as CPD (Continuing Professional Development). The module should take approximately one hour to complete and covers the following subjects:

Understanding different types of lighting systems.
Appreciating LED lighting technology.
Identifying lighting design factors.
Understanding lighting control systems.
Identifying energy-saving opportunities.

This CPD also has a short quiz at the end that will test your understanding of how to save energy in lighting systems.

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