This Earth Month, we’re thinking about the many ways we can positively impact the environment. From making data centers more energy-efficient to prioritizing sustainability in the workplace, there are many ways that companies and individual employees can become more environmentally-friendly – and save money in the process. Li-Fi is one of those ways.

What is Li-Fi?

Short for high-speed visible light communication, Li-Fi is defined by LVX System as “the modulation of a free-space beam of light in order to transmit a signal.” In a more basic way, Li-Fi is lighting as a service. It adds a data stream to lighting, using photons both to light a space and to provide high-speed wireless service throughout. And because Li-Fi uses LED lamps with more responsive controls, it can provide better lighting with less energy and an overall lower cost.

The Benefits of Li-Fi

Using Li-Fi to light and connect your workplace has many benefits:

• Saves energy and money
• Improves safety and security
• Provides high-quality light with greater control and a lower cost
• Improves transmission speed using low-impact visible light rather than the high-energy radio waves used in Wi-Fi

“A Communication Medium of Light”

Soon, companies, partners and employees will come to expect more from lighting than just light. The LVX Li-FI Platform is a smart system, providing easy control and operation, and a host of additional capabilities. If a lighting upgrade is in your company’s near future, consider implementing the LVX Li-Fi Platform.

Vaultas partners with LVX System to install and implement Li-Fi. Contact us to determine whether this revolutionary system is the right next step for your business.

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Our primary ecosystem access points are located in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as Alexandria and St. Cloud, MN, and Milwaukee, WI, with remote access from anywhere in the world. Contact us to get started.