by Paul Littlefair (24-Feb-2014)
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There is a PDF version of this title available as an instant download here.Lighting controls can give important energy savings and their reasonable provision is required by Building Regulations whenever lighting work is carried out in buildings that are not dwellings. When choosing lighting controls, it is important to take into account the type of space, how it is used and the amount of daylight available. This Digest explains how to do this and describes the common types of control and how to calculate energy savings.
Contents
Introduction
Types of control
Selecting lighting controls
Examples Control for outdoor lighting
Estimating energy savings Commissioning and calibration
Conclusions
References
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Paul Littlefair
24-Feb-2014
978-1-84806-365-5
DG498, DG 498, lighting controls, energy efficiency, sensors, non-domestic, offices, presence detection, occupancy control, photoelectric control.
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