In retail project, it's difficult to incoperate occupancy sensor in retail shop area. Most of floor area in our project is retail shop area, and less than 5% of floor area is back office.

I have a scenario where the core is offset, and is tight to the building envelope on one side. As a result, the egress path around the core on this side falls within the 15' perimeter.

I am not seeing a definition for an occupancy sensor in the 2009 CI reference guide.

Hi, I currently have a CI-v2009 project to pursue this EAc1.2 credit, option 1 and 3. I am filling in version 4.0 forms in the clarification process.

We have a LEED-CI project with a small Gym. The gym has the daylight provision with full height window. Do we need to provide the photo cell sensors at the gym as well? Thanks.

To earn this credit for Strategy 3, does it matter where we locate the sensors so long as we meet the minimum 75% connected light loads, right?

Should decorative lighting be included to Options B&C ? This decorative lighting is not within 15ft of windows and is independently controlled by occupancy sensors.

I would assume that the connected lighting load calculation for Option 2 or 3 would not include the exterior lighting since the exterior areas would not (normally) be on an occupancy sensor (photov

I have a retail store that the sales area is always occupied and therefore not on occupancy sensor. The sales floor is on a time clock instead. The rest of the store is on occupancy sensor.

Hello. I have a typical room in this CI project, that is used in a sporadic period during the day. In this room we have five workstation, but as i said, used about 1 hour per day.