LiteTrace Brands Earns First DLC NLC V5.2 Listing with an NLC-Integrated Thermostat October 8, 2026 | PRESS RELEASE Keilton+autani is among the first systems listed to the DesignLights Consortium’s newest Networked Lighting Controls standard, and the only one listed with its own integrated thermostats, with two models to choose from COLUMBIA, MD, October… Read more LiteTrace Brands Earns First DLC NLC V5.2 Listing with an NLC-Integrated Thermostat
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Meet LiteTrace Brands at the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair 2026
HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL LIGHTING FAIR | AUTUMN EDITION 2026 Meet LiteTrace Brands in Hong Kong October 27 – 30, 2026 | Booth GH-C18 | Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre See connected lighting in action Meet the LiteTrace Brands team in Hong Kong to explore flexible approaches to connected commercial lighting… Read more Meet LiteTrace Brands at the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair 2026
Bluetooth Dimming Comes to the IWS102 Series and DWS102 Wall Switches
Bluetooth Dimming Comes to the IWS102 Series and DWS102 Wall Switches September 2, 2026 | Keilton+autani BEFORE YOU SPECIFY Bluetooth dimming is standard on the DWS102. In the IWS102 Series it is a specific model, so confirm dimming is included when you specify. Your Keilton+autani representative or the datasheet will confirm the right… Read more Bluetooth Dimming Comes to the IWS102 Series and DWS102 Wall Switches
LiteTrace Brands 2025 Year in Review
When Your Building Controls Provider Exits the Market: Your Action Plan
Making the Right Decision for Your Facility It’s every facility manager’s nightmare scenario: your building controls provider just announced they’re shutting down. Your building controls provider has announced they’re exiting the market. Support will end soon, parts will become scarce, and you need a plan. This guide walks you through what happens next and how… Read more When Your Building Controls Provider Exits the Market: Your Action Plan
The Rising Demand for Integrated Building Systems: How Lighting + HVAC Work Together
Why manage two systems separately when they can work better together? Today’s building owners face a common challenge: lighting systems detect when people are present, but HVAC systems often run regardless of occupancy. This disconnect wastes energy and money. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, commercial buildings waste up to 30% of the energy… Read more The Rising Demand for Integrated Building Systems: How Lighting + HVAC Work Together
