Best Practice Guide for Office Buildings

OFFICE Campus BUILDINGS OF-B2.0 Building Campus: network communication • software access Control Needs Shared lighting control data across multiple floors and multiple buildings Centralized control, programming, monitoring, trending, and reporting of lighting control system Graphical display of lighting control status matching facility layout Web-based access to lighting control network Solution Networked lighting control panels (Lighting Integrator Complete Control level) Lighting control software to operate on facility manager’s PC (WinControl software package) Graphics based lighting control software package (WinControl Graphics) Browser-based control via WebLink Application Description Five-building office campus with three stories per building. Includes parking lots, walkways, driveways, courtyards and signs. Underground conduit system provides access between buildings and exterior lighting. All security, building automation, fire alarm and lighting control systems to be monitored and controlled from facility manager’s office on the first floor of building 1. Building Requirements Requires lighting control panels on each building floor with no more than 24 relays per panel. Power for lighting control panels is 277 VAC. Refer to individual office plan solutions for specific information on individual space and exterior lighting requirements. Business Lighting Plan Building 1 Building 2,3,4,5 C HPSA Photocell Third Floor LCPX-3 Third Floor LCP1-3 A B A A C Network dataline wire Low voltage wire Sensor wire Dataline Link WEB Link Lighting Control Panel Second Floor LCPX-2 Second Floor LCP1-2 HLINKCC WL-Base LCP A A C First Floor LCPX-1 First Floor LCP1-1 Typical occupancy sensor (as needed) Typical cleaning switch, 1 per wing (as needed) B Typical low voltage switch (as needed) B HLINKCC HLINKCC WL-Base WL-Base Central Administration PC Ethernet LAN to Central Administration PC Design Solution Description Lighting Integrator Complete Control lighting control panels on each floor and between each building are networked together by dataline wire. Each panel communicates lighting control activity over the dataline. A riser diagram indicates the wiring required between each panel and lighting control device in the system. A dataline power supply and network options module (HDPS1CC) powers the dataline and a dataline link (HLINKCC) connects the dataline to the PC in the facility manager’s office in building 1. WinControl and WinControl Graphics software packages allow the manager to see the lighting activity in all areas controlled by the lighting control panels. Scheduling and control programming can be performed at the facility manager’s office and downloaded over the dataline to the lighting control panels, or performed remotely via web browser using WebLink. 12 Watt Stopper/Legrand OF-B2.0 0908

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Best Practice Guide for Office Buildings Contents Lighting Control Best Practice Guide for Office Buildings Value of Lighting Control for Office Buildings Office Building Space Usage Influential Factors for Lighting Control Office Building Lighting Control Design Guidelines Office Building Best Practice Guide Roadmap Summary of Best Practices for Lighting Control in Office Buildings Buildings Conference Rooms Cubicles Hallways Kitchens Open Offices Private Offices Restrooms Stairwells Storage Closets Exterior Lighting Summary of Energy Codes

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