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My project has a BAS for the main building HVAC and lighting, but then a separate BAS for an attached arena’s HVAC and lighting. Would this meet the credit requirements?

The lighting in our project isn’t tied to the BAS. Is there an alternative way to meet the credit requirements?

Can sensor calibration be performed in-house? Would a contracto or vendor be capable of performing this service?

Our project building has lighting in the stairwells that is kept on 24/7 for safety and code considerations. All other lighting in the building is on occupancy sensors. Will this situation prohibit the project from being able to pursue this credit?

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EBOM-2009 EAc3.1:Performance Measurement—Building Automation System

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Is it necessary to have exterior lighting monitor and control to achieve this credit point. if interior is on BMS, Will i able to take that credit.

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Tue, 05/17/2016 - 12:27

Both interior and exterior lighting must be automatically controlled. This is completed via BAS control, or via local automatic controls, including occupancy sensors and/or timers. 100% of site lighting and 100% of interior lighting for critical spaces, not exempted under ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1-2007, must have automatic controls in order to comply with the requirements of EAc3.1.

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