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I have a conference room that only has an on-off switch. Is this compliant with the credit requirements? If not, how can I improve lighting controllability in this space and also be compliant with LEED?

We have a lot of visitors in certain parts of our building, but we don’t necessarily want them to have controllability over lighting whenever they want. What do we do for these spaces? Can we still earn this credit?

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EBOM-2009 IEQc2.2:Controllability of Systems—Lighting

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Benoit Gosselin
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We are currently working in a higher education campus where there are several space types such as pools, cafeterias, stores, laboratories, studios, residences, workshops, lounges and a radio studio. Do we include all of them in our evaluation as special-use space type? Or is it best to just concentrate on typical workspaces that there are in this type of building (classrooms, offices, ...)? Thank you

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David Posada
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Mon, 04/25/2011 - 16:26

You'll need to consider all workstations, not just the typical office ones. You can see a related discussion over at the NC 2009 EQc6.1 forum topic - there is a comment I posted on March 29, 2011 that describes an approach that would probably apply to your situation.

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