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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

For Hotel Project

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Boon Wah Chong
Ascott International Management (2001) Private Limited
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As it wasn't mentioned anywhere. I would like to enquire, for Hotel project, if there are individual switches for each light or set of lights. Such as 1 light switch for the entire bedroom, would such a set-up qualify for this credit.

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David Posada
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Mon, 03/31/2014 - 23:54

For this credit the guest rooms would probably be okay since they usually have multiple light switches. But we also need to provide light controls for 50% of the hotel employees, which can be harder. Employees that work at desks would need task lights. Conference rooms and event rooms would need lights on dimmers that the occupants can control.

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