setsci Setsci conference indexing system 2618-6446 SET Technology 8ad18e15-8e8b-46b4-880d-e3eceb9fd5c9 EVALUATE THE ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCES OF A LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM IN OFFICES Bektaş Yasin Dindar Taner Mutlu Aykan Sarkın Ali Samet Aksaray University Ankara University - Osmaniye Korkut Ata University 08 12 2017 1 239 242 © 2017 SET Technology 2017 SET Technology CC BY 4.0

Building automation and control systems (BACs) allow plants in buildings to be controlled and managed, thus increasing the users' comfort and reducing the operation and maintenance costs. As far as the lighting services are concerned, control systems offer an important opportunity of managing lighting systems and reducing energy consumption, due to the use of integration strategies between daylight and electric lighting and strategies based on the occupancy of spaces. The results of study of ten offices, in which a custom-design building automation and control system has been designed to control both the lighting plants and the air conditioning system, are presented in this paper. The study was carried out in order to evaluate the energy efficiency of the lighting control system and to analyse the environmental luminous conditions obtained through the application of this technology to a real case. The environmental and energy performances, together with the degree of users' satisfaction and acceptance of this control system, were analysed after a year of activity to verify the potentiality and operation of this lighting control system. The obtained results regarding the potential energy savings (from 17% to 32%) were evaluated taking into account both the monitored annual electric energy consumption (for operation) and the parasitic energy consumption due to the installed devices (luminaire ballasts, sensors and controllers)

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