Its Olympic diving pool is 1 of 11 specialist diving centres in the UK, and it’s the home to a state-of-the-art ‘dry dive’ training area. Many champions, including Tom Daley, train there.
Inspire brings the best of wellbeing to its diverse and vibrant community. It’s where young children learn to swim, adults improve their health and future gold medallists train their way to Olympics.
CILS objective was to help Inspire reduce the leisure centre’s energy consumption, to lower running costs, whilst modernising its building lighting system for the best visitor experience.
To achieve this, we designed and implemented a smart LED lighting system and automated the emergency lighting.
saved on electricity each year at 20p/kWh
equivalent saved over product lifetime
less energy consumed in single year
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This is a great example of a project where we invested our own money to provide a better sustainable position for the organisation.
There were opportunities beyond just lighting I was particularly keen on. Those intelligent sensors could allow us to reduce further our cost base and be more efficient in the longer term.“
– Stuart Trower
Director of Operations
Active Luton
CILS is a trusted lighting and smart building solution provider. We’re especially well-known in Luton. For years, we’ve been working in over 40 education, community and leisure buildings around Luton, to help decarbonise the borough.
We designed the lighting system to ensure its longevity, with a life expectancy of 20 years and beyond.
In areas where lights and sensors may be under constant battering, or where there is a risk of water damage to lights, we took extra care to assess and create the most sustainable, enduring system, befitting the sports activity.
On the Enlighted smart system, every light fitting has its own processor, memory, and upgradable software – meaning motion, power consumption, ambient light levels and temperature, can all be monitored and proactively managed.
There is also an option to integrate other building systems, like heating or solar panels, with a simple plug load controller.
The emergency lighting system is also connected into the smart infrastructure and carries out all compliance testing automatically. The testing results are turned into a simple and clear report for the client, without any manual labour required.
Electricity and gas used in non-residential buildings are approximately 24%
of emissions in Luton. To improve this, Luton Council needed
to improve the energy efficiency of its corporate buildings. CILS secured £7.7million…