Commercial buildings waste an average of 30% of energy consumed every year due to inefficient AC to DC power conversions.
We developed an electrical system to change that, that's how we power sustainability.
Cence plugs directly into an AC electrical panel, and safely distributes up to 450V of fault-managed DC power to make your LED lighting even more efficient.
Eliminates inefficient AC to DC conversions
Automate lighting for efficiency and comfort
Reduce line losses with high voltage DC
Buildings are wasting energy because power lines deliver Alternating Current (AC) power, while 70% of our devices actually need Direct Current (DC) power. For this reason, DC powered devices (such as LED lighting) inefficiently need to use their individual drivers to convert the AC power they get into the DC power they need.
These conversions can waste up to 40% of the energy consumed by DC powered devices.
Want to make your electrical project as efficient and maintenance-free as possible? Click "Get in Touch" to provide some details about your project, and an engineer from our team will be in touch to book a call.
Since 2015, Argentum has been revolutionizing the way power is distributed and managed in buildings, and now our team has merged with Cence to expand our product offerings. We're a Canadian based company that works with buildings around the world, including in the United States, to achieve their green building goals.
The Cence DC power distribution system suits the unique needs of your building; it can either be low or high voltage (up to 450V DC), drivers can either be centralized or decentralized, and it's compatible with most building types.
Because of our patented fault-detection, our Direct Current (DC) power distribution system safely combines the benefits of low voltage wiring practices with high-power capabilities of 450 Volts DC.
Click "Get Started", and share some details about your project.
We will reach out to discuss the best power distribution option for your project.
Implement Cence to reduce your power consumption by up to 40%.