Centralized Low-voltage Class 2 DC lighting for a California hospital expansion, with projected ~50% lower lighting CapEx and ~43% lower OpEx.

Learn how TD Canada Trust's Square One branch used Cence's low-voltage DC power architecture to support a dense decorative lighting installation while simplifying power distribution and long-term maintenance. By centralizing AC-to-DC conversion within the Cence LV Hub, the project improved serviceability through hot-swappable power modules and reduced the complexity associated with distributed power conversion.

Learn how Kaiser Permanente Roseville used centralized low-voltage DC power distribution to POWER LED lighting in a new hospital expansion, simplifying maintenance while improving energy performance and long-term system reliability.

A Toronto university hub powers LED lighting with Class 2 low-voltage DC, with no conduit and no AC-to-DC drivers at the fixture.

One centralized AC-to-DC conversion at 95% efficiency powers a Toronto bank branch's LED lighting and supports its ESG goals.

A flagship downtown Toronto bank branch powers its lighting with Cence's Class 2 low-voltage DC distribution system.

Centralized Class 2 DC hubs power modular LED fixtures four storeys above a retail escalator, with no AC-to-DC drivers at the fixture.

A 22,400 sq ft Colorado medical office built Class 2 low-voltage DC lighting in from the ground up to meet its decarbonization goals.

A California medical office expects up to 20% lower lighting energy use and operating costs with centralized Class 2 DC power.

Centralized Class 2 DC power removes AC-to-DC conversion losses at the fixture to improve hospital lighting efficiency.

Scotiabank commissioned Omnify Lighting to install new LED light panels in the front facade of their Yonge and Eglinton location. Cence's partnership with them supports Scotiabank's ESG goals; reducing energy consumed by their LED panels by 43%.

In partnership with RYSE, Cence reduced energy consumed by connected devices at the Annex Hotel by 25%. Additionally, the Cence system was about half the cost of the alternative (a wired solution).

Cence improved the efficiency of Design Fusion’s 3D printers by about 70%, as well as their uptime. Additionally, the Cence solution was about half the cost of the alternative (a standard pressure control system).

Cence improved the efficiency of ED Modular's modular suites by about 30%. Additionally, the Cence solution was about half the cost of implementing the alternative (Power over Ethernet or PoE).

Cence improved the efficiency of Innovia Geotech's geothermal heat pump equipment by about 15% with monitoring and control functionality. Additionally, the Cence solution was about half the cost of implementing the alternative (a traditional controls setup).

Cence improved the efficiency of the laundry dryers in a multi-residential building managed by Cherishome by about 60%, as well as improved air quality in the space. Additionally, the Cence solution was about half the cost of the alternative (a wired solution).

Cence improved the efficiency of lighting and HVAC in an HH Angus office space by about 30%, as well as implemented air quality monitoring and more. Additionally, the Cence solution was about half the cost of the alternative (Power over Ethernet or PoE).