CommScope White Paper
Lighting and the efficient data center
How data centers are using lighting with intelligent sensors to reduce energy consumption and improve operations
This paper describes the role that lighting plays within data centers. While a common approach to lighting in data centers is to leave the lights off, there are practical reasons why many data centers cannot adopt that approach. Though lighting is not a major component of the energy load in a data center, it is an infrastructure area that is relatively easy to address. CommScope's Redwood intelligent lighting network solution represents one of the more efficient methods of lighting a data center.
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| This paper describes the role that lighting plays within data centers. While a common approach to lighting in data centers is to leave the lights off, there are practical reasons why many data centers cannot adopt that approach. Though lighting is not a major component of the energy load in a data center, it is an infrastructure area that is relatively easy to address. CommScope’s Redwood intelligent lighting network solution represents one of the more efficient methods of lighting a data center. |
| This paper describes the role that lighting plays within data centers. While a common approach to lighting in data centers is to leave the lights off, there are practical reasons why many data centers cannot adopt that approach. Though lighting is not a major component of the energy load in a data center, it is an infrastructure area that is relatively easy to address. CommScope’s Redwood intelligent lighting network solution represents one of the more efficient methods of lighting a data center. |