Quiz: 2.4.2 – Tools and Techniques Part 2

1. For automatic lighting shutoff, lighting in a space controlled by occupancy sensors can stay on a maximum of ___minutes after a space is unoccupied.

2. Additional Control: separate control device required for Display/Accent Lighting, Case lighting, Non-Visual Lighting, and Demonstration Lighting – see section:

3. What section of the Standard would you consult to resolve the issue of using the maximum wattage listed on the luminaire label, regardless of whether the actual wattage is less?

4. In what section of the Standard do we find the Tables for Exterior Lighting Zones and Exterior Lighting Power Allowances for those Zones?

5. When you alter 10% or more of the connected load within a space with floor to ceiling partitions, you trigger compliance with the 90.1 – 2010 Standard.

6. When looking at Space Control, in addition to On/Off, a control must have a variable control between 30% and 70% of full power. See section:

7. There are two compliance path methods: The Building Area Method and the Space-by-Space. For the Building Area Method see Section:

8. Functional Testing is required for all control devices and control systems to ensure they are working properly. The person doing the testing is specified in the construction documents. See section:

9. Automatic Daylighting controls for Top Lighted spaces kicks in at 900 square feet for daylight areas with skylights and rooftop monitors, as specified in section:

10. In the Proposal as outlined in Chapter V of Module IV – Part 2, where would you find the Luminaire Spec Sheets?