Controls Without Confusion

Successful Projects with CINs and SOOs

Harold Jepsen, Legrand / Wattstopper | C. Webster Marsh, Lighting Controls Academy

Location: Nassau

Wednesday, April 14, 2027

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm ET

Credits TBA

Intermediate

Lighting design success includes having successful controls. As energy code-mandated control solutions become inherently more complex, good documentation—notably best practices such as a Control Intent Narrative (CIN) and a Sequence of Operations (SOO) is essential to satisfying code requirements and client expectations. In this presentation by veteran lighting control experts who have worked in the manufacturing, design, and education sides of the industry, attendees will learn how to compose a successful CIN/SOO, integrate these documents into their workflows, and learn about resources that simplify CIN/SOO creation and use.

General familiarity with lighting and lighting controls is helpful, but not required, to gain important lighting design and actionable documentation knowledge from this session.

Learning Objectives

  • Apply lighting control solutions recognizing energy codes, space usability, user interaction, and the full range of control capabilities.
  • Document lighting and control design intent with clear Control Intent Narratives (CIN) and Sequences of Operation (SOO) for projects.
  • Integrate best practices into lighting design workflows to ensure successful lighting control solution.
  • Utilize available lighting control design resources to provide code compliant and simple to use documentation methods.

Speakers

Harold Jepsen
Harold Jepsen
VP Standards & Industry Relations
Legrand / Wattstopper

Harold Jepsen, PE WELL-AP is the Vice President of Standards & Industry Relations for Legrand’s lighting and control businesses. A 30-year veteran in the energy, lighting, and building automation industry, he is a professional engineer, and WELL-AP. Harold serves on various committees within NEMA, ASHRAE, IES, ICC, and other organizations involved in lighting, controls, and energy efficiency. He sits on the board of the Lighting Controls Academy and Association for Smart Homes and Buildings.

C. Webster Marsh
C. Webster Marsh
Education Manager
Lighting Controls Academy

C. “Webster” Marsh, CLCP, is a Lighting Controls Designer at Sladen Feinstein Integrated Lighting and as Education Manager for the Lighting Controls Academy. A Certified Lighting Controls Practitioner (CLCP), Webster is also Director of Education and Programming for ArchLIGHT Summit, creator of Tonight in Controls, and he co-hosts the Lighting Controls Podcast, helping professionals stay connected with the latest in lighting controls.

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