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Lighting System
i.
1 to 6 credits for a reduction of Lighting Power Density (LPD)
by: 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% respectively;
ii.
1 credit for appropriate zoning and manual control distribution;
iii.
1 credit for daylight dimming controls;
iv.
1 credit for occupancy sensor controls;
v.
1 credit for task light for every workstation;
vi.
1 credit for master switch (main switch) at the staff entrance
of the premises so that the person can switch off all the
lighting systems and non essential power when leaving the
premises;
vii.
1 credit for compliance with voluntary lighting code to switch
off retail signboards and non-essential lighting after operating
hours, or no later than 23:00 hours
Documentation
Credit(s) shall be achieved when the Applicant provides the
documentation stated below, to demonstrate criteria compliance:
i.
Summary table, with specification describing the installation
requirements for the features;
ii.
drawings, as-built drawings showing systems;
iii.
manufacturer specification, catalogue, and data sheets;
iv.
Records, testing and commissioning records, Completely
filled EMSD Technical Form for Lighting Installation showing
the percentage of reduction in lowering the Lighting Power
Density (if adopted);
v.
EU submission shall be signed by a Registered Energy
Assessor (REA);
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For energy efficient features not listed above, the Applicant can
submit the proposed features for BSL TRC consideration.
The Applicant shall also submit calculation showing the estimated
energy saving achieved by the adoption of each or all the proposed
features. Number of credit(s) to be achieved is subject to BSL TRC’s
final approval based on the estimated energy reduction and/or the
innovation of the proposed features.
Note: Energy saving measures that rely on occupant’s behaviour or
manual control (such as, turning up the set temperature manually for
air conditioning; turning off lighting by hand in accordance to staff
energy management manual) will not be considered energy saving
features in this section.