Understanding Lighting Controls
Lighting to Enhance Iconic Structures
Mr. Vincent Lum
Mr. Kuan Mun Fai
Vincent Lum has more than 15 years in lighting
control industry in residential & commercial projects.
Currently, Business Development Manager for Crestron,
his main responsibilities include develop the Crestron
lighting control business within SE Asia and provide
assistance some part of Crestron Asia office. Prior to this,
he was a sales manager for Pacom, Bizplanet, in lighting
control sales.
Projects include Shangri-La Hotel, Pan Pacific Hotel,
Mandarin Oriental, Hyatt, Parkway Novena Hospital, highend bungalows (3000 - 4500 square meter), Universities
and the list goes on.
The topic for today is “ONE”. What is Integrated
Building / Home Technology (IBT / IHT).
• Senior Business Development Manager
• Strategic Partnership - Specifier Programs
• Asia Commercial Lighting
Mun Fai started his career in Philips Lighting as a
Lighting Application Support building Lighting Application
Centers in the region before moving on to Business
Development Manager in the Architectural Segment
venturing into new markets like Vietnam in the early 90’s
With his extensive experience, he became the
Market Development Manager for Shop Lighting and later
as Product Manager driving the Architectural Lighting
portfolio and Fiber Optics in the Asia Pacific region.
Based out of Hong Kong, he spent the next 5 years
involved in the latest state of the art LED technology with
Philips Lumileds Inc. developing “Never Before Possible”
applications in automotive, consumer & professional
general lighting.
Currently, Mun Fai bridge the new digital gap with
more innovative lighting technologies enabling lighting
partners to switch to a Greener & Sustainable Future.
Abstract
The landmarks that encapsulate a city’s individuality
are the lifeblood of the place. Lighting plays an important
role in highli ghting the iconic structures of a city. A good,
innovative lighting solution has a dramatic impact on a
city’s tourism, night economy, and political positioning. It
provides a city with its own distinct branding that fosters a
sense of pride in the people who live there.
From some time now, Philips has been engaged
in a process to bring together an integrated approach
in order to re-humanize every aspect of the urban
environment. We call this City. People. Light, a global
initiative aimed at exploring how lighting can be
developed and applied to provide sustainability by
improving the quality of people’s lives.
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