2016 Cycle
Measure Type
Lighting
Related Measures
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Outdoor Lighting Controls (Including Bi-level controls)
Expand existing requirement that outdoor lighting be equipped with motion controls that dim lighting when area is unoccupied to cover additional spaces including fueling stations and auto sales lots. Revise allowed wattage reduction during unoccupied periods from 80% to 90%. -
Nonresidential Outdoor Lighting Power Allowance
Update the lighting power allowance requirements so they are based on LEDs as opposed to pulse start metal halides. -
Plug Loads and Lighting Modeling
Proposed updated rulesets to use in the residential compliance software to estimate annual energy use of plug loads and lighting. -
Residential Lighting
Proposes requirements for high efficacy lighting in all residential new construction applications and eliminates exceptions that allow low efficacy lighting in combination with controls. -
Nonresidential Minimum Skylight Area
The primary focus of this report is to reinstate the minimum skylight area requirement to section 140.3(c) while maintaining the overall simplicity of showing compliance. During the 2013 standards development there was an agreement that the calculation of effective aperture as an alternative method ... -
Nonresidential Lighting Clarification and Controls
This CASE report provides the rationale for the adoption of the following changes to the California building efficiency standards which simplifies, clarifies and provides compliance credit for inexpensive and effective control strategies. Section 100.1 A definition of “initial design illuminance” is added ... -
Nonresidential Lighting Controls: Partial-ON Occupancy Sensors
The existing lighting controls in Title 24, Part 6 do not require partial-ON lighting controls. There is an existing power adjustment factor (PAF) in Table 140.6-A that provides an adjustment to the lighting power (LPD) for spaces that include a partial-ON control approach (0.20 factor) ... -
Nonresidential Indoor Lighting Power Densities (LPDs)
This indoor light power densities (LPDs) measure revises the lighting power allowances assigned in Tables 140.6-B, 140.6-C, 140.6-D, and 140.6-G to adjust the values to be comparable in energy efficiency to the levels presented in ASHRAE 90.1. This proposal results in modifications to Sections 140.6 of ... -
ASHRAE Nonresidential Lighting Controls
The Lighting Power Densities (LPD) in Title 24, Part 6 are subject to change as new technologies (in particular, light source technologies that increase lamp efficacy) become available to the market. As a result, the LPD values continue to be revised downward over time in response to these technological ...