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Hubbell Lighting offers an unprecedented opportunity to gain a cutting-edge lighting education in an

environment that brings today’s most relevant lighting solutions to life. Our 25,000 sq. ft. Lighting

Solutions Center, located at our Greenville, SC headquarters, is engineered to present a total solutions

approach to current lighting challenges and to evolve to meet future lighting challenges head on. Unique

features of this forward-thinking, engaging educational facility include:

n Five-topic Lighting Solutions Lab with multi-media presentations about today’s lighting challenges

n State-of-the-art training rooms and amphitheater with versatility to showcase products specific to

the subjects discussed

n A dedicated staff with extensive experience and professional accreditations

n Concierge service to facilitate course, accommodation, and entertainment arrangements

n Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are available for most classes

THE EVOLUTION OF LIGHTING EDUCATION

We proudly support continuing education requirements for these visionary industry partners:

LIGHTING SOLUTIONS CENTER

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The only lighting manufacturer with a LEED Silver certified headquarters, Hubbell Lighting clearly

demonstrates its commitment to environmental responsibility by showcasing its products and proven

processes. Real world applications of environmentally-friendly ways to light our daily lives are easily

recognizable throughout. The Lighting Solutions Center is a seamless segue of our big picture commitment

to sustainability.

Need further proof?

n Hubbell Lighting offers the most comprehensive range of LED residential and commercial products,

many of which have been accepted into the IES progress report.

n Our Architectural Area Lighting brand is the first Lighting manufacturer to offer carbon offset credits

with their fixtures.

n We support and participate in the United States Green Building Council’s Greenbuild International

Conference and Expo.

n We are proud members of the United States Green Building Council.

n Our Hubbell Lighting Headquarters continues to be acknowledged for achievement

in sustainability. In 2009, multiple awards from the USGBC and the American Institute

of Architects recognized Hubbell’s sustainable building design and operation.

HOME GREEN HOME


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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

LIGHTING CONTROLS

COURSE FEE: $200 FEB 24, AUG 4

This one day course is focused on the basics of lighting controls. Through this program participants will

gain an understanding of various control solutions including motion sensing, daylight harvesting, panel-

based lighting control systems, and wireless lighting control systems. In addition, participants will also

be exposed to the current legislation and building codes, such as ASHRAE, IECC, and California’s Title 24,

that are changing the controls landscape. At the end of this course participants should be able to identify

opportunities in various applications for a lighting control system, specify the control requirements

based on the lighting fixture criteria, and recommend an appropriate solution based on the application

requirements.

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING COURSE FEE: $500 MAR 4-6, MAY 20-22, SEPT 9-11, DEC 9-11

Designed for professionals new to the lighting industry or seasoned professionals looking for a refresher,

this three-day workshop focuses on the fundamental principles of lighting and introduces today’s latest

advancements in lighting technology. Through hands-on training and real-world applications, we take an

interactive approach to educating our participants in general lighting terminology, lamps and ballasts,

solid-state lighting technology, light, vision, and color, optical control, and basic application principles.

LIGHTING EXTERIOR ENVIRONMENTS

COURSE FEE: $200 MAR 25

This workshop will focus on the design basics and principles of exterior lighting systems. Through a

combination of hands-on learning and application analysis, you will learn basic design principles for general

outdoor lighting including parking lot, parking garage, roadway, pathway and egress lighting applications.

Additionally, participants will examine current technologies in luminaires, light sources, as well as driver

and ballast technology. Participants will also learn about design considerations related to legislation, the

International Dark Sky Association (IDA), safety and security, and the IES/IDA Model Lighting Ordinance

(MLO).


LEDS & EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

COURSE FEE: $350 APRIL 1-2

This two-day course will discuss the evolving LED market and the speed at which LEDs are quickly being

integrated into general lighting applications. Participants will gain fundamental knowledge of solid-state

lighting components, a basic understanding of LED system design and performance metrics such as

lifetime, efficacy and application efficiency. Participants will gain an understanding of the evolving design

approaches taken with contemporary LED luminaires and gain additional insight into LED optical design,

drivers, thermal management, printed circuit boards, surge suppression, the integration of controls and

dimming. Additional topics covered include, emerging technologies, related energy codes and legislation

and energy efficiency programs.

PRODUCT SOLUTIONS WORKSHOP

COURSE FEE: $350 APRIL 21-22, SEPT 3-4

This fast paced product solutions workshop is for the experienced lighting professional and those new

to the industry. During this two-day, hands-on and application-based workshop participants will gain

additional insight into Hubbell Lighting’s comprehensive portfolio of commercial and industrial product

solutions for interior and exterior applications.

LIGHTING CALCULATIONS WORKSHOP

COURSE FEE: $200 MAY 8, OCT 9

This fast-paced workshop is intended for application engineers and specialists or sales representatives

who prepare design calculations and specifiers who evaluate lighting designs. This workshop will cover

the basics of photometry and photometric reports, current lighting design concepts for interior and

exterior environments and lighting design software. Participants will also learn how to avoid making poor

lighting decisions by understanding the factors that go into lighting design calculations, including lumen

maintenance, lamp lumen depreciation, luminaire dirt depreciation, ambient temperature effects and the

pro-ration of IES files, to name a few. Participants will be able to explain and compare design calculations

and rendered results so the end user can make informed choices.

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LIGHTING FOR INDUSTRIAL SPACES

COURSE FEE: $200 JUN 24

According to Department of Energy studies, industrial spaces consume nearly one-third of all energy used

in the United States. Estimates show lighting in these industrial spaces to be of significant age, many

20 years or older. As upgrades are considered, lighting offers the fastest internal rate of return with the

lowest initial investment. This course will explore the best lighting solutions for new and existing spaces.

Participants will explore existing and emerging lamp technologies to understand the best approach to take

for industrial applications. Further discussion will include lighting audits, incentives, economics, current

legislation, and future innovation. This course is ideal for facilities managers, facilities owners, industrial

consultants, energy service providers, engineers, and all other industry consultants.

RELIGHT/RETROFIT WORKSHOP COURSE FEE: $350 MAY 6-7, OCT 7-8

With rising costs in energy and an increased focus on sustainability, building managers and owners are

challenged to find new ways to reduce these costs and the resulting environmental impact. Studies show

that 30% of a typical building’s energy use is consumed by lighting. As a result, lighting has been targeted

as a key opportunity to improve building efficiency, reduce maintenance and energy-related costs and

improve employee productivity. Through this two-day workshop, participants will gain additional insight

into new and emerging relight and retrofit strategies, emerging technology trends, related energy and

lighting legislation as well as the basics of conducting an energy audit and methods for effectively

relighting or retrofitting various interior and exterior applications.


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LIGHTING CONTROLS FEB 24 $200

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING MAR 4-6 $500

EXTERIOR LIGHTING MAR 25 $200

LEDS & EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES APR 1-2 $350

PRODUCT SOLUTIONS WORKSHOP APR 21-22 $350

RELIGHT/RETROFIT WORKSHOP MAY 6-7 $350

LIGHTING CALCULATIONS MAY 8 $200

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING MAY 20-22 $500

LIGHTING FOR INDUSTRIAL SPACES JUNE 24 $200

LIGHTING CONTROLS AUG 4 $200

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING SEPT 9-11 $500

PRODUCT SOLUTIONS WORKSHOP SEPT 3-4 $350

RELIGHT/RETROFIT WORKSHOP OCT 7-8 $350

LIGHTING CALCULATIONS OCT 9 $200

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING DEC 9-11 $500

All courses are held at the Hubbell Lighting headquarters in Greenville, SC.Lighting Solutions Center701 Millennium Boulevard, Greenville, SC 29607Phone: (864) 678-1045Fax: (864) 678-1070Website: www.lightingsolutionscenter.comPayment is required before the seminar or workshop date.

Complete this form, fax to (864) 678-1070, or mail to: Lighting Solutions CenterHubbell Lighting, Inc.701 Millennium Boulevard, Greenville, SC 29607The registration form is also available online at www.lightingsolutionscenter.com

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REGISTRATION

Interested participants may register for any course by registering online at www.lightingsolutionscenter.

com or by completing the registration form on page 17 and returning by mail to the address listed.

CLASS TIMES

Classes normally begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 4:30 p.m. You will be notified via email of any

changes to the class schedule. Shuttle service from your hotel to the Lighting Solutions Center is available

through the Hilton (please notify bell desk that you will need a shuttle). Standard shuttle departure time

is 8:15 a.m. from the front entrance of the hotel, unless otherwise notified.

AIR TRAVELParticipants should plan to fly into Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) the evening before

class begins. Arriving guests may arrange Hilton complimentary shuttle service from the airport upon

arrival by making a reservation with the Hilton Front Desk. To make a reservation, call (864) 232.4747 and

request to speak to the Front Desk (please make sure to identify yourself as a Hubbell guest). Charlotte-

Douglas International Airport (CLT) in Charlotte, North Carolina and Asheville Regional Airport (AVL) in

Asheville, NC are approximately 1½ hours from Greenville and may be more cost-effective options from

some locations. Participants choosing these airports will need to arrange transportation to and from

Greenville, SC.

MEALS

The Lighting Solutions Center provides lunch and snack breaks during class sessions. For three-day

class sessions, a dinner event will be provided. All other meal requirements are the responsibility of the

participant. Those with special dietary requirements should notify the Lighting Solutions Center concierge

one week prior to arrival.

ATTIRE

The Lighting Solutions Center dress code is business casual to casual.

VISITOR INFORMATION


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The Lighting Solutions Center has negotiated a discounted hotel package with the Hilton Greenville

located minutes from the building. The package includes a rate of $91.00 for a standard room with the

following amenities included:

• Complimentary WiFi• Complimentary Full Breakfast in Bistro 45• Complimentary Shuttle to and from Airport• Complimentary Shuttle to and from Hubbell• Complimentary Local/Toll Free Calls• Complimentary Parking• 6pm same day cancellation

For participants wishing to extend their stay in Greenville, the negotiated rate can be extended for two

nights after the class session ends, based on availability. To book a reservation participants may either call

the hotel directly or call the national reservation line.

Contact information is as follows:

DirectCaroline RipleySenior Sales Manager864.298.6844Hubbell Corporate Code: 2622908*Be sure to identify yourself as a guest of Hubbell Lighting

National1.800.445.86671.800.HILTONSHubbell Corporate Code: 2622908

Hotel AddressHilton Greenville 45 W. Orchard Park DriveGreenville, South Carolina 29615

Secondary rates are available at the Hyatt Regency Greenville. Please contact the LSC Concierge for more information.

HOTEL


When choosing a new location for its headquarters, Hubbell Lighting looked to the home of over 215

international companies along the I-85 Boom Belt. Greenville, located in the Piedmont region of South

Carolina, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, is half way between Atlanta and Charlotte.

Greenville’s award winning downtown is the arts and entertainment epicenter for the Upstate with

live entertainment ranging from the symphony and arts to baseball and other sporting events. Eclectic

dining, exceptional parks, and world-class museums round out the city’s cultural experience. Notable

entertainment options nearby include:

n BMW Performance Driving School — Sign up for one of the many Driving Schools offered at the

center.

n Fluor Field at the West End — Play ball with the Greenville Drive, Greenville’s Boston Red Sox

affiliate minor league team.

n Biltmore House — Tour “America’s last castle,” the majestic Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North

Carolina, complete with award-winning gardens, shopping, and the nation’s most visited winery.

n Whitewater Rafting — Experience all levels of rafting through the Blue Ridge Mountain waterways.

n Fishing — Enjoy a guided fishing tour for Brown and Rainbow Trout on Lake Jocassee.

n Golf — Play a round of golf at one our very own South Carolina courses.

n Historical Tours — See our historic city on foot with a guided tour through downtown Greenville and

eat at one of the city’s many eclectic restaurants.

n Ice Hockey — Watch Greenville’s AA Hockey Team, The Road Warriors, take to the ice.

Find out how you can customize your visit to Greenville at www.greenvillesc.gov.

DESTINATION GREENVILLE

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Downtown Greenville, SC

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