is to provide a high percentage of
lighting controls for building occupants to improve occupant
productivity and comfort.
Provide individual lighting controls for at least 90% of all
building occupants.
Provide lighting controls for all shared multi-occupant spaces to
meet the group needs.
- Perform preliminary lighting control calculations early in
design to determine if more or less lighting controls are required
to meet the credit.
- Review drawings carefully as the design develops to ensure the
required number of operable windows and lighting controls are
provided and documented.
- Specific types or number of controls are not defined by LEED
for shared multi-occupant spaces.
- Task lights need not be permanently wired.
- 27% of all California LEED Certified projects achieved this
credit for LEED v2.1.
Additional EDR Resources
Case Studies: An Integrated Campus Benefits From Its Desert
Environment
Case Studies: Multi-Agency Library Benefits from Daylighting
Strategies
Case
Studies: The Stage is Set for Optimum Energy Savings
Case Studies: Public Agency Demonstrates Resource Efficiency
Through Innovative Design
Case Studies:
Title 24 and Savings By Design
Design Briefs: Lighting
Controls
Design Briefs:
Efficient Lighting Systems
Design
Briefs: Integrated Design for Small Commercial HVAC
Design
Guidelines: Daylighting Controls
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