LED lighting is not only changing lighting as we know it but is also influencing building power delivery systems. As with many other devices prevalent in today’s commercial spaces, LED lighting and integrated controls are low-voltage systems powered by AC systems. This has created interest in low-voltage power alternatives, including power over Ethernet (PoE) and distributed low-voltage systems.
In an informative blog post, Eaton’s Chris Andrews describes these alternatives and suitable applications for each.
Check it out here.





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