Crestron electronic GLPS-HDSW-FT, IPAC-GL1 Appendix B, Green Light Designer Software, Doc 4775A

Commercial Lighting Design Guide Appendix B

Appendix B

Green Light Designer Software™

Crestron Green Light™ Designer allows you to design and document a complete, energy-efficient commercial lighting solution that combines facility-wide lighting, shade/drape control with audio/video integration and network management—all without requiring extensive knowledge of Crestron products, or any other Crestron software.

Green Light Designer is based on the Green Light line of Crestron commercial lighting solutions, which are designed to maximize energy conservation and cost savings. Green Light systems offer users the flexibility of precise manual control of all devices, while providing customized levels of automation to achieve advanced features such as daylight harvesting and load shedding. A Crestron control system can schedule, monitor and manage all the technology centrally and globally from touchpanels, keypads and PCs.

Green Light Designer features a straightforward user interface, with all data entry confined to 4 easy-to-use tabs: load schedule, shades, control stations, and sensors. As you define your project, an Equipment List of required Crestron products is generated automatically behind the scenes. A Green Light Designer Project consists of one or more “systems”. Green Light Designer supports three basic system types: iLux local room dimming, centralized Power Switching, and centralized Architectural dimming. Each project can mix and match these system types as required. Within each system, your design is broken down by floors and rooms. To each room you can add lighting and shade circuits as dictated by your load schedule, as well as control stations such as touchpanels, keypads and handheld remotes.

For rapid design, a wizard is available to quickly add multiple copies of similar rooms. Once the project is designed and configured, Green Light Designer allows you to generate attractive and easy to read reports such as One-Line Diagrams, Load Schedules, Shade Schedules, Equipment Lists, and Equipment Lists by Room. Reports can be generated in a variety of formats (for example PDF, Excel, HTML, CSV, Text) ready to be sent via email or imported into other applications.

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