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New Certified Professionals: Nicolas Arrarte Henon Joseph Caceres Farfan Cristian Espinoza Hernan Fagnilli Fuentes Cristian Hurtado Hardy Lazo Baya Saha
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New Street Lighting Profile Nearing Completion The LonMark Lighting Task Group is finalizing the new Functional Profile of a Luminaire Controller Object designed to support broadcast scheduling, and peer-connected traffic/occupancy signals. Comments have been received and the Task Group is preparing to vote on the new Profile. This Profile is designed to work in memory constrained devices and does not replace the older Outdoor Lighting Controller Profile.
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LonMark's Ambassador Program has been involved with the new North America Streetlighting Spec: Model Specification for Adaptive Control and Remote Monitoring of LED Roadway Luminaires, V1.0. Street Lighting Specification Released by U.S. Department of Energy. The Department of Energy (DOE) Municipal Solid-State Street Lighting Consortium's Model Specification for Adaptive Control and Remote Monitoring of LED Roadway Luminaires is a tool designed to help cities, utilities, and other local agencies accelerate their adoption of systems that can further reduce the energy and maintenance costs of operating their streetlights. The model specification provides both a suggested set of high-level requirements and a template for translating unique user needs into clear and consistent specification language. This version has undergone one public review cycle, where input from users, technology providers, and other industry stakeholders was used to determine: what requirements should be mandatory; how best to support the breadth of system architectures and features available in the marketplace; and where the development of standards that reduce user risk could be encouraged. The market for this technology and its commercial offerings are still in their infancy, however, and likely to evolve over time. This model specification is therefore intended to be a living that will likewise evolve to accommodate future changes in the market. To download the spec:
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May 21, 2013 8 AM PDT: Power of Profiles - Register Today! This session will provide an overview of device-function profiling and discuss the importance of this concept in creating interoperable systems. The session will elaborate on the concept of tightly defined information sharing in a contextual framework that allows integrators to have full control over the customization of a system for their clients – using off-the-shelf devices from a variety of vendors. For the end user the benefits of interoperability are combined with the standardization of profiled functions for thermostats, air handlers, lights, elevators, smoke alarms, and more. Attendees will be shown how strong data typing and profiling produce the building blocks for open controls systems. Speaker: Jeremy J. Roberts, LonMark Technical Director
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 Each month, LonMark International features a company, organization or individual committed to the development, manufacture and use of open, multi-vendor control systems utilizing ISO/IEC 14908-1 and related standards. Hoshizaki America, Inc. is committed to our customers by developing original products that bring comfort and convenience to your life. Headquartered in Peachtree City, Georgia, with manufacturing operations in the US, Hoshizaki is the leading manufacturer of food service equipment – ice makers, ice dispensers, refrigerators, freezers, warewashers and related accessories.
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LonMark International will be exhibiting In booth 6 E 55 May 28-30 at Lumiville, an international trade fair in Lyon, France, LonMark International will demonstrate a networked Street Light application from StreetLight Vision (SLV) using luminaires from Philips Lighting, which includes a LonWorks node from CityLone and Guangdong Rongwen Energy Science and Technology Group. Having multiple sources of luminaires can significantly reduce system implementation and maintenance costs. The system software uses Google Maps to illustrate lighting locations, luminaire status and energy consumption. Two presentations will be delivered at the exhibition to help educate participants on the benefits of networked street light applications.
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 LonMark Published Street Lighting Portal Growing interest in networked street lighting prompted LonMark International to create a dedicated portal. This portal contains a list of LonMark Members offering street light products, specifications for municipalities seeking to specify systems, presentations and case studies for anyone seeking more information on networked street lights.
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The Place Bellecour is a large square in Lyon, France that serves as the city’s focal point. This symbolic location is home to many special events throughout the year drawing tourists from all over. Because of its popularity the square must not only remain aesthetically pleasing but functional as well. Place Bellecour, is part of a global renovation project launched by Grand Lyon, that includes renovation of public lighting led by the French light engineering office Les Eclairagistes Associés (LEA). The existing installation included 18 poles with four luminaries each at 18 meters high; two luminaries are equipped with 700W lamps that switch off at midnight and two luminaries equipped with 400W lamps that are always kept on.
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Under the slogan "One Standard, hundreds of manufacturers, thousands of applications," LonMark and LON, will be present once again with a joint exhibition stand at the next Light+Building show. The booth will be under the patronage of LonMark Germany, and will be organized by TEMA AG. If you reserve your space before May 31st you will receive a 10% discount.
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