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CI-2009 EAc1.2:Optimize Energy Performance—Lighting Controls

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Adrienn Gelesz
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ABUD Engineering Ltd.
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For Option 1, do you think a space that does not have an external wall, but is within 15feet of the perimeter wall should be included in the credit requirements? We have a 3m corridor attached to the facade that has some windows, and a regularly occupied space on the other side of the corridor also having some glazed surfaces facing the corridor.

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Dane Sanders
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Thu, 04/11/2013 - 16:53

If there is enough daylight available for controls to be useful, then this space should have daylighting control. I would guess that a LEED reviewer would consider this to be included in this credit, unless daylight is detrimental to the activities in the space.
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Adrienn Gelesz
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ABUD Engineering Ltd.
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Thu, 04/11/2013 - 17:10

Thanks Dane, The space is a huge manufacturing area, with only a small glazed ratio on one side. As an engineer I would not consider it useful to have these controlls. Has anyone received maybe comments regarding this form USGBC? Thanks.

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