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Dear Leed Support,
I was doing daylight calculation using glazing factor formulae. I would like to know how to get Window Geometry Factor and window height factor.
While trying to understand this calculation, I come across daylight factor. So, is daylight factor similar to glazing factor?
It will be a great help if you can reply at the earliest.
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Paula Melton
Editorial DirectorBuildingGreen, Inc.
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March 6, 2018 - 2:56 pm
Matouleibi, daylight factor and glazing factor are different kinds of measurements. Daylight factor has to do with light levels, while glazing factor has to do with the physical properties of the building.