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BEAM P

LUS FOR

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EW

B

UILDINGS

E

NERGY

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)

V

ERSION

1.2

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5 L

IGHTING

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YSTEM IN

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AR

P

ARKS

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NERGY

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4.2

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NERGY

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FFICIENT

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YSTEMS

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5 L

IGHTING

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YSTEM IN

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AR

P

ARKS

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XCLUSIONS

Buildings without carpark or carpark area less than 10% CFA.

O

BJECTIVE

Encourage the adoption of lighting equipment and controls that will

provide for energy conservation.

C

REDITS ATTAINABLE

2

P

REREQUISITES

None.

C

REDIT REQUIREMENT

1 credit for using lamps and, where applicable, ballasts that will consume

less electricity than those meeting the zero-credit requirements by 20%

or more.

2 credits where the consumption is reduced by 25% or more.

A

SSESSMENT

The zero credit performance criteria for the interior lighting installations

(not including that in public areas in and adjacent to the assessed

building) shall be determined based on the following:

The use of 40W fluorescent tubes, each with a 10W control gear and

producing 2,400 lm; and

The use of the minimum number of lighting fittings with lamps of

performance as given above that will allow the required illumination

levels in various premises in the building to be achieved.

The illumination levels required in various types of premises in the

assessed building shall follow guidance given in relevant lighting design

guides, such as the CIBSE Code for interior lighting [1]. Determination of

the minimum number of lighting fittings required shall be based on the

Lumen formula, based on a utilisation factor (UF) of 0.45 and a light loss

factor (LLF) of 0.8.

The Client shall submit the following information to demonstrate that the

installations will meet the basic requirements and the individual

requirements above for the related credits:

the criteria adopted in the design of the lighting systems;

If daylight harvesting is adopted, proof must be provided to show

associated energy reductions. Recommended car park design lux

levels must be maintained in the car park under a 10,000 lux

overcast sky condition[2];

the quantity of lighting fittings designed for various premises, the

wattage of each fitting and the operation patterns of the lighting

systems; and

the energy use predictions for the zero-credit case and the as

designed case for the lighting installations.

In addition to the above requirement, the Client is also required to

demonstrate that control systems and devices have been provided to

switch off or dim the output of lighting installations when and where

illumination is not required.

Where there is a need to take into account trade-off of performance

between the mechanical ventilation and the lighting installations, the

submitted calculations shall show that the extra energy used due to non-

1

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers. Code for interior lighting.

2

The Institute of Structural Engineers, Design recommendations for multi-storey and underground car parks (2002), Institute

of Structural Engineers, London, U.K.