I was reading the requirements above, and it says for for private offices the requirements can be met with only one on/off switch. That doesn't seem very flexible for the occupant. Is this information correct? They do not require task lighting for private offices only overhead lighting?
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Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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April 5, 2010 - 1:21 pm
Rachael, it seems like your question is about what is a "best practice" vs. what meets the LEED requirement. An on-off switch meets the requirement by providing "flexibility," and so does task lighting (both discussed in a bit more detail in the Checklists section above).To your point, I think it would be smart, however, to focus beyond LEED to what actually provides a benefit to the occupants and for energy efficiency.