Dynamic keypad for controlling energy-savings modes of a load control system

A load control system for a building having a lighting load located in a space of the building, a heating and cooling system, and a window located in the space of the building, the load control system comprising:

• a lighting control device for controlling the amount of power delivered to the lighting load to control the lighting intensity of the lighting load;
• a motorized window treatment comprising a window treatment fabric for covering the window, the motorized window treatment operable to move the fabric between a fully-open position in which the window is not covered and a fully-closed position in which the window is covered;
• a temperature control device for controlling a setpoint temperature of the heating and cooling system to thus control a present temperature in the building;
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• a visual display device comprising a visual display and operable to display a first preset button for selecting a first energy-savings preset on the visual display;
• wherein the lighting control device is operable to decrease an intensity of the lighting load by a first lighting setback so as to decrease the power consumption of the lighting load in response to the selection of the first energy-savings preset, the motorized window treatment is operable to move the fabric so as to decrease the power consumption of the heating and cooling system in response to the selection of the first energy-savings preset, and the temperature control device is operable to adjust a setpoint temperature of the heating and cooling system by a first setback temperature, so as to decrease the power consumption of the heating and cooling system in response to the selection of the first energy-savings preset;
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• wherein the visual display device is operable to display an energy-savings preset adjustment screen having a first adjustment button for adjusting the first lighting setback of the first energy-savings preset and a second adjustment button for adjusting the first setback temperature of the first energy-savings preset.