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Exterior viedo wall
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by benny sung on
Hi, My project will install an exterior viedo wall. May I know if this feature shall included in the calculation?
LZ2: 600W
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Marcio Alberto Casado Pereira on
Can someone please explain where the 600W of Base Site Allowance in an LZ2 zone comes from? I know it comes from ASHRAE90.1-2007 Addenda i, but what does it mean?
Boundary Lights: Not Allowed?
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Nowfal Kunju Muhammed on
If project uses boundary lights (even near to boundary also), it is very difficult to comply the credit requirements. Is there any solution to this issue?
Translucent "Daylighting" Panels - count as "shielded" openings?
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Lyle Axelarris on
We have insulated, translucent daylighting panels on the project, and I'm wondering if they will be considered "windows" for the interior lighting requirements of this credit.
Campus lighting calcs at project/lighting boundary
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Deborah Zimmerman on
Our project is a new building being built on an existing campus.
Dark Sky Ordinance vs ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1 2007
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by PREMNATH SUNDHARAM on
Hello All, I have a project that is required to meet its own jurisdictional dark sky ordinance.
Exterior Lighting - shielded Up lights with Trees or structures
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Ahmed Mosa on
Hi All, We are considering using some of up-lights to light some trees at night, I wonder if there is a way to calculate the lumens shielded by trees or by a canopy structure on top of it (very na
Wall on Site Boundary
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Omer Moltay on
We have a 2 m. high brick wall running all around out site.
Tree-mounted luminaires
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Heather Holdridge on
We are working on a rural site which will be classified as LZ1, so will not be allowed any light to be emitted above 90 degrees from nadir.
When is the lighting zone classification determined?
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Mark Meaders on
We have a govt. project that is building on a greenbuild site. The pre-development condition of the site is an LZ1. However, after the project is developed, there will be over 1m sq.