This three-day workshop focuses on the fundamentals of lighting, which includes lighting technologies such as LEDs, lamp and ballast systems, lighting terminology, fixture types, cost of light, photometry and an introduction to lighting controls. Participants will be able to actively engage and apply skills learned throughout each session while interacting with instructors and classmates. Lighting Fundamentals is not only a course for those new to the lighting industry but also a refresher course for those who are looking to re-establish the basics of their lighting knowledge.

Focus:

• Light, Sight, and Color
• LED and Traditional Light Sources
• Cost of Light
• Lighting Terminology
• Photometry
• Optical Control
• Luminaires
• Lighting Controls and Connected Lighting Introduction
• Incentives, payback calculators, and web tools

Prerequisites: No prior experience in lighting is required.

CEUs: Up to 20 hours available  

Seminar Offered:

• Jan 19 - 21
• March 9 - 11
• March 30 - April 1
• May 18 - 20
• Aug 17 -19
• Oct 12-14
• Dec 7 -9

Note:  This course may contain information specific to the products of Cooper Lighting Solutions. As such, our policy prohibits representatives of competing brands from attending SOURCE classes (in Peachtree City or remote locations). Attendees who fall within this category will respectfully be asked to depart and refunds will not be issued.

Thank you for your cooperation and consideration.

This two day course will cover Cooper Lighting Solution's product offerings from  basic sensors to advanced systems.  Participants will receive a comprehensive overview of of integrated and wireless systems as well as an understanding of their application. Wiring and installation details and overall functionality will also be highlighted within the discussed applications. We will review the Cooper Lighting Solution's control offerings including:

• Greengate Panels / Room Controller
• DLVP System
• Halo Home System
• Wavelinx Wired
• Wavelinx Wireless
• Wavelinx Low voltage
• Trellix system overview and demo.

Who should attend:  persons who are involved in the specification or sales of lighting  and controls projects, contractors, and quotations

Prerequisites:     None

Seminar Offered:

• March 17-18
• June 23-24
• Sep 1-2

Note:  This course may contain information specific to the products of Cooper Lighting Solutions.  As such, our policy prohibits representatives of competing brands from attending SOURCE classes (in Peachtree City or remote locations). Attendees who fall within this category will respectfully be asked to depart and refunds will not be issued.

This three-day workshop focuses on the fundamentals of lighting, which includes lighting technologies such as LEDs, lamp and ballast systems, lighting terminology, fixture types, cost of light, photometry and an introduction to lighting controls. Participants will be able to actively engage and apply skills learned throughout each session while interacting with instructors and classmates. Lighting Fundamentals is not only a course for those new to the lighting industry but also a refresher course for those who are looking to re-establish the basics of their lighting knowledge.

Focus:

• Light, Sight, and Color
• LED and Traditional Light Sources
• Cost of Light
• Lighting Terminology
• Photometry
• Optical Control
• Luminaires
• Lighting Controls and Connected Lighting Introduction
• Incentives, payback calculators, and web tools

Prerequisites: No prior experience in lighting is required.

CEUs: Up to 20 hours available  

Seminar Offered:

• Jan 19 - 21
• March 9 - 11
• March 30 - April 1
• May 18 - 20
• Aug 17 -19
• Oct 12-14
• Dec 7 -9

Note:  This course may contain information specific to the products of Cooper Lighting Solutions. As such, our policy prohibits representatives of competing brands from attending SOURCE classes (in Peachtree City or remote locations). Attendees who fall within this category will respectfully be asked to depart and refunds will not be issued.

Thank you for your cooperation and consideration.

This five-day long course will focus on the WaveLinx Wired lighting control system.  Participants will gain an understanding of the WaveLinx Wired area controllers and accessories.  The classes start off with an introduction to WaveLinx Wired components and progress on to set up, controller wiring, accessory wiring, and programming.  Throughout the course, programming labs and demonstrations are used to fortify course material and to help foster teamwork amongst the group when solving simulated lighting scenarios. 

Cooper Lighting Solutions WaveLinx Wired is one single lighting control solution for all traditional wired control application needs. This DIN Rail based lighting control system is capable of supporting energy management, code compliance, DMX lighting and individual addressable lighting control applications, all from a single platform. Each controller configuration is fully networkable and commissioned via the iCANSuite software package.

Tuition Includes:  Commissioning hardware/software ($500 value) Breakfast and Lunch Daily; Transportation from Group hotel to the SOURCE daily; transportation to the airport at the conclusion of the course; and dinner the first evening; Participants are responsible for tuition,  transportation to Peachtree City, Georgia, Hotel costs and other expenses.

Prerequisites

Cooper Lighting Solutions Controls Specialist course or equivalent knowledge.

Seminar Offered:

• Feb 21-25
• May 23-27
• July 18-22
• Oct 17-21

Note:  This course may contain information specific to the products of Cooper Lighitng Solutions. As such, our policy prohibits representatives of competing brands from attending SOURCE classes (in Peachtree City or remote locations). Attendees who fall within this category will respectfully be asked to depart and refunds will not be issued.

Thank you for your cooperation and consideration.

This three day long course will focus on the Greengate line of lighting panels and sensors which are used to implement desired control strategies.  Participants will gain an understanding of the various systems which include; Room Controller, LiteKeeeper, ControlKeeper, and ControlKeeper T.  The class begins with an overview of the various sensor offerings and how they are commissioned for use with our panels.  The students then progress on to setup, wiring, sensor integration and programming of each panel type using the Keeper Enterprise software package.  Programming labs are used to fortify course material and to help foster teamwork amongst the group when solving simulated lighting scenarios. 

Greengate lighting control panels offer stand-alone, networkable, centralized, and distributed solutions for projects of varying sizes, control requirements, and load types.  The energy saving capabilities of these cost-effective panels allow for effective code compliance with any control strategy.  Some panels allow for programming via onboard user interface, and all panels are programmable via the Keeper Enterprise software package.

Tuition Includes:  Commissioning hardware and programming software ($500 value) Breakfast and Lunch Daily; Transportation from Group hotel to the SOURCE daily; Transportation to the airport at the conclusion of the workshop; Dinner the first evening; Participants are responsible for transportation from the airport to Peachtree City, Georgia, Hotel and other expenses.

Prerequisites

Cooper Lighting Solution's Controls Specialist course or equivalent knowledge.

 Seminar Offered:

• Mar 28-30
• Aug 1-3
• Nov 7-9

Note:  This course may contain information specific to the products of Cooper Lighitng Solutions. As such, our policy prohibits representatives of competing brands from attending SOURCE classes (in Peachtree City or remote locations). Attendees who fall within this category will respectfully be asked to depart and refunds will not be issued.

Thank you for your cooperation and consideration.

This three-day workshop focuses on the fundamentals of lighting, which includes lighting technologies such as LEDs, lamp and ballast systems, lighting terminology, fixture types, cost of light, photometry and an introduction to lighting controls. Participants will be able to actively engage and apply skills learned throughout each session while interacting with instructors and classmates. Lighting Fundamentals is not only a course for those new to the lighting industry but also a refresher course for those who are looking to re-establish the basics of their lighting knowledge.

Focus:

• Light, Sight, and Color
• LED and Traditional Light Sources
• Cost of Light
• Lighting Terminology
• Photometry
• Optical Control
• Luminaires
• Lighting Controls and Connected Lighting Introduction
• Incentives, payback calculators, and web tools

Prerequisites: No prior experience in lighting is required.

CEUs: Up to 20 hours available  

Seminar Offered:

• Jan 19 - 21
• March 9 - 11
• March 30 - April 1
• May 18 - 20
• Aug 17 -19
• Oct 12-14
• Dec 7 -9

Note:  This course may contain information specific to the products of Cooper Lighting Solutions. As such, our policy prohibits representatives of competing brands from attending SOURCE classes (in Peachtree City or remote locations). Attendees who fall within this category will respectfully be asked to depart and refunds will not be issued.

Thank you for your cooperation and consideration.