From Leeduser.com, CS-2009/IEQc1, Credit Requirements, Potential Technologies & Strategies: "Installation of CO2 sensors in tenant spaces is not required during core and shell construction, and

FOR DOAS unit, can the outdoor air flow monitoring located in supply air side?

Should retail spaces in a shopping mall have CO2 sensors? Does anyone know if shops are treated as densely occupied spaces?

We wish to attempt and submit documentation {LEED Core and Shell 2009 (V 3)} for following credits (with no control on Tenant Spaces): 1. Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring (IEQ Credit 1); 2. Indoor C

Credit requires to monitor CO2 level for densely occupied spaces. Is there any requirements for the minimum no. of sensors per space / sq ft?

Hi! I'm finishing a project and must indicate the levels to be configured in ppm CO2 sensor environments. As an example, I have a training room with 8 people and an area of ​​497.29 sf.

It seems that scop of CS does not require CO2 sensors to be placed in tanent space.

An office building that is being certified under LEED C&S will have 80% of its gross floor area without a complete interior fit-out at time of construction work completion.

Dear all, I understand that LEED doesn't require you to specify a maximum CO2 level for this credit.

Hello everybody. I have a question: Is installation of fan motors with variable frequency drive in main AHUs an acceptable option of outdoor air measurement? I went through credit interpretations,