07 DBR Lighting PDF

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (AIIMS)
AT DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND
LIGHTING
DESIGN BASIS REPORT
& SPECIFICATION
Architect :
M/S Arcop
Associates Pvt Ltd
A-15, Pamposh Enclave,
New Delhi – 110048
Client :
M/S NBCC (INDIA)
Ltd.
AIIMS, DEOGHAR NBCC, INDIA

LIGHTING
Design Basis Guidelines Report for ARCHITECTURAL

LIGHTING for all Public Areas, Decorative Lighting & Glass
Sculptures, Facade Lighting for EPC bidders . This is a
Design Intent, Design Philosophy, Design guide document
only for Lighting Design to be developed by the EPC
Bidders.

LIGHTING
Basic Guidelines for All lighting to be implemented by EPCContractor under

design approval by Arcop.
Wherever Possible : NO obviously Visible Light Sources, Luminaires
to be shielded wherever possible. Wherever Possible : Textured
Wall to be Wall Grazed with Light via usage of linear Wall Grazers.
Wherever Possible : Flat Walls to be Wall Washed with Light via usage of linear or
point source Wall Washers.
Wherever Possible : ART-Work/Paintings/Sculpture/Installations to be Accent

highlighted via usage of Narrow or Medium Beam Accent Spotlight or Framing
Projectors where necessary directed byArchitect.
VERYIMPORTANTto strike a Balance of WASHED+ GRAZED+ACCENTED+ UNLIT

spaces. Final Signoff required from Architect ARCOPin thisregard.
ToAvoid : Greenish tint in any/all visible light / Color over Angle discoloration
or color banding in any/all light All Public Spaces to be Illuminated by 3000K
CCT/ 90CRI and balanced out with 4000K / 90CRI where necessary
Accent/Highlights to be at a minimum ratio of 3:1 in terms of intensity in public
spaces

LIGHTING
VERY I MPORTANT to strike a Balance
of WASHED + GRAZED + ACCENTED +
UNLIT spaces.
Wallwasher - Flat Walls to be Wall Wash withLight

via usage of linear or point source WallWashers.
Wall grazer - Textured Wall to be Wall Graze

with Light via usage of linear Wall Grazers
Accent - ART-
Work/Paintings/Sculpture/Installations to be
Accent highlighted via usage of Narrow or
MediumBeamAccent Spotlight or Framing
Projectors where necessary directed byArchitect
Unlit Spaces - Essentially an 'Unlit Light' is

placed in our scenes to 'Light' the character.
The Unlit Light has three components that you
can set : Tint Colour, Brightness & Contrast

LIGHTING
Wallwashing : Vertical illuminance defines and structures spatial situations. It

contributes significantly tothe impression of brightness in aspaceand aids visual
tasks in the verticalplane.

LIGHTING
Projection : Projectors are used for projecting signs, patterns

and images using gobos or structured lenses for light effects
and to create sharp-edged patterns. This enables an
additional level of information and awareness to be built up.

LIGHTING
Entrance Lobby - Office
Direct diffuse light produces a soft

illumination with little shadow and
reflection. The limited formation of
shadow results in weak modelling
capabilities. Shapes and surface
textures are only slightly emphasised.

Pre Function Area
LIGHTING
CALIBER
Column 80
Uplighters –
Accentuate the
columns with
narrow beam
uplighters
Wall grazer- Vertical illuminance defines

and structures spatial situations. It
makes a significant contribution to the
impression of brightness in a space and
to a feeling of security.
Linear Recessed Grazer
Linear
Grazer CEILING
WALL

LIGHTING

LIGHTING
Drop Offs & Plazas CALIBER

80
Column
Uplighters –
Accentuate the
columns with
narrow beam
uplighters
CONVENTION HALL
Canopy surface mounted
downlights for
general illumination
Bega LED compact

downlights

1. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1. PURPOSE
This DBR is a guide for EPC CONTRACTOR for the planning and design
of the lighting and lighting control systems for AIMS Deoghar facilities.
2. RESPONSIBILITY
EPC contractor shall provide all necessary engineering and professional
services to perform planning and design of the systems for the project. EPC
contractor is responsible and liable for the engineering and professional
design in accordance with the contract, good engineering and design
practices, latest standards and applicable codes, and project-specific
requirements.
3. COORDINATION
EPC shall coordinate planning and design of the lighting systems with
architectural, structural, civil, site utility and site work, HVAC, plumbing, fire
protection/alarm systems, and sustainable designs, as applicable. EPC
contractor shall coordinate design information between construction drawings
to ensure clarity, completeness and correctness in accordance with latest
Standards and applicable codes, project-specific requirements, and pre-
existing conditions (if any).
For exterior spaces, focus should be on coordination of hardscape, softscape,
and landscape. Base designs for pole-mounted luminaires should be
coordinated with civil and structural engineers. For interior spaces, focus
should be on coordination of luminaire type, trim and layout with ceiling type,
construction, layout, plenum depths, diffusers, ceiling tracks, and all ceiling-
mounted objects. Luminaire layout should be coordinated with furniture,
casework, millwork, and equipment layouts. Lighting control device locations
should be coordinated with interior features and furnishings to assure ready
access, as well as proper sensor performance.

1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
4. DESIGN STANDARDS AND CODE
GENERAL
At the minimum, comply with the latest Codes and Standards of the
following organizations:
• National Lighting Code 2010 ( India)
• NBC 2016
• American National Standards Institute (ANSI), for any special
Hospital lighting
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
• ECBC
• ANSI / ASHRAE / IES Standard 90.1
• CPWD Tech. Specifications

2. LIGHTING DESIGN
REQUIREMENTS

- 2: LIGHTING DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
1. ENERGY CONSERVATION
i. Design shall include task lighting that allows occupants to achieve
task-focused illumination.
ii. Design shall include daylight harvesting where practical.
iii. Design shall use vacancy sensor instead of occupancy sensor where
practical.
iv. Design shall use occupancy sensors in public rest rooms and
large multi- occupant spaces.
v. Design shall select luminaires with maximum efficiency.
vi. Design shall avoid lighting above or in front of illuminated vending
machines.
vii. Design shall limit façade lighting to public entrances.
viii. Design shall include automatic lighting control system in conjunction
with by- pass switches for lighting circuits in non-patient care areas
and where practical.
2. LIGHTING DESIGN OBJECTIVES

Lighting design shall meet the following primary objectives:
1. INTERIOR
i. Design for Safety and Security: Lighting systems shall effectively
support patient care and safety, life/fire safety and security for
patients, staff, and visitors.
ii. Design for Function: Lighting systems shall provide sufficient level
of lighting for occupants to effectively perform designated tasks
and functions.
iii. Design for Visual Comfort: Lighting systems shall contribute to the
visual comfort for patients, staff, and visitors.
iv. Glare should be mitigated using practical design methods and correct
specification of luminaires.
v. Design for Maintenance and Operation: Lighting systems shall be
easily maintained and operated. Similar components of luminaires
from different manufacturers should be compatible and
interchangeable.

2: LIGHTING DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
2. EXTERIOR
i. Design for Safety and Security: Lighting systems shall contribute to maintain
effective safety and security for patients, staff, visitors, and property.
ii. Design to Function and Wayfinding: Lighting systems shall provide sufficient
level of lighting for patients, staff, and visitors to effectively perform desired tasks
such as driving, parking and walking, as well as wayfinding.
iii. Design for Maintenance and Operation: Lighting systems shall be easily
maintained and operated. Similar components of luminaires from different
manufacturers should be compatible and interchangeable.
2. LIGHTING CONTROL DESIGN STRATEGIES AND OBJECTIVES

A/E should employ lighting control design strategies with focus on effective patient care and
safety, life/fire safety and security, and energy conservation.
3. LIGHTING CONTROL DESIGN METHODOLOGIES

(1) INTERIOR
i. Do not use time-scheduled lighting controls such as time clocks, astronomical
clocks and timers for patient care space, and utility closet/rooms/vaults.
ii. Provide automated lighting controls only after careful consideration that safety and
security is not compromised.
iii. Maximize daylight harvesting, where applicable.
iv. Provide override devices where automated lighting controls are installed. Local
override devices shall be readily accessible and labeled.
v. Define automated lighting control zones. Provide a Lighting Control Zone
Schedule on the drawings.
vi. Integrate automated lighting controls with BAS controls, where possible.
(2) EXTERIOR
i. Utilize automated control.
ii. Use photo-electric sensors to control all outdoor luminaires.
iii. Use infrared motion sensors to reduce illumination in non-essential areas that
require illumination but are not commonly occupied after operating hours.
iv. Use programmable time clock controls or BAS time control in non-patient care
areas that are unoccupied after operating hours.
4. LUMINAIRE SELECTION GUIDELINES

1. INTERIOR
i. Review detail drawings to meet project’s scope, specific project requirements, pre-
existing conditions (if any), and latest applicable codes.
ii. Review product installation data to assure compliance with specifications.

iii. If LED is specified, review LED luminaires to evaluate glare control, flicker
rates, and color rendering capabilities.
iv. Confirm luminaire construction shall be able to withstand surface wipe down
disinfection.
v. Lenses shall not deflect on contact.
vi. Sterile environments shall utilize sealed and gasketed luminaires.
vii. Luminaires in patient-care areas shall be provided with lens.
2. EXTERIOR
i. Review details to meet project’s scope, specific project requirements, pre-
existing conditions (if any), and latest applicable codes.
ii. Review product data to assure compliance with specifications.
iii. Luminaires shall be UL listed for wet locations.
iv. Recessed in-grade luminaires shall have a non-wicking conduit entrance.
v. Luminaires shall be rated for operation at temperatures anticipated for local
area.
vi. Pole height for site lighting shall comply with local codes or ordinances, and
specific project scope and requirements.
6. LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION GUIDELINES

Selection must be determined in conjunction with luminaire, ballast/driver, and/or light
controls.
1. FLUORESCENT
i. LED Type Lighting fixtures with inbuilt harmonic suppression mechanism shall be
provided
ii. Select appropriate quantity of lamps in each luminaire providing that design
criteria for each area/room shall be met.
iii. Quantity of luminaires shall be kept to a minimum while maintaining design
criteria for each area/room.
iv. Do not use high output lamps.
v. Do not use screw-in type self-ballasted compact fluorescent if any lamps.
2. HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID)
i. In applications where color rendering is not important, High Pressure Sodium
lamps may be considered for use.
ii. HID sources are not recommended to provide emergency illumination. Where HID
sources are fed from emergency power, luminaires must be provided with quartz
restrike kits that utilize either current sensing or time-delayed restrike.
iii. HID sources are prohibited for applications that require “instant on” operation.

3. LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LED)

i. Industry practice is to provide LED luminaire as a complete luminaire consisting of
housing, reflector/lens, LED module, and driver. LED luminaires from different
manufacturers which have similar housing, lumen output, input wattage, and
optical system may have different photometric performance. A/E shall review all
important performance parameters to assure a minimum of three domestic
manufacturers are producing equivalent equipment.
ii. Utilize LED luminaires when operating at or below temperatures of 0 degrees C
(32 degrees F). LED luminaires perform well in cold weather. Do not specify LED
luminaires for environments that exceed 50 degrees C (122 degrees F), unless
LED luminaires are certified, listed and warranted by manufacturer for such
environment. Verify with manufacturer that performance and warranty are not
altered.
iii. Do not use LED lamps for non-LED luminaires as a replacement or retrofit.
iv. Avoid using RGB (red, green, blue) LED light sources in applications where only
white light is desired.
7. BALLAST AND LED DRIVER SELECTION GUIDELINES

Selection must be determined in conjunction with luminaire, lamp source, and controls.
1. fluorescent if any BALLAST if any
i. Utilize program rapid-start ballasts to maximize energy savings and lamp life.
ii. Dimming ranges for dimmable ballasts must correlate to visible light control, not
power consumption. For most dimming applications a range from 10% to 100% is
acceptable.
2. HID BALLAST
i. HID ballasts fed from emergency power must be provided with either current
sensing or time delayed quartz restrike.
ii. Consider electronic ballast as the basis of design.
3. LED DRIVER
i. Utilize 0-10V dimmable power supplies as the basis of design.
ii. In patient-care areas, LED power supplies must be field accessible.
8. EMERGENCY POWER PACK SELECTION GUIDELINES

i. Provide emergency power packs in selected luminaires located in
surgical/operating rooms.
ii. Provide emergency power packs in selected luminaires located in areas where
life safety emergency power is not available, or as required by latest codes.
iii. Specify emergency power pacts with integral self-testing and self-diagnostic
features.

9. LIGHTING CONTROL SELECTION GUIDELINES

i. Verify lamp/ballast/LED driver compatibility with control devices prior to
finalizing specifications. Confirm compatibility during the submittal review
phase.
iii. Coordinate circuiting with control zones and devices.
iv. Consider LED in dimming application.
v. HID sources are not suitable for frequent switching. Access to the
ON/OFF control should be limited.
vi. Wireless controls are prohibited. Consider using automatic sensors
for applications where hands-free switching is desirable due to
operational or infection control concerns.
10. LIGHTING CALCULATIONS

i. Calculations should be performed using computer software such as Dialux,AGI,
Elum or Radiance or any other latest software.
ii. Calculation grids should not exceed 5 feet x 5 feet (1.5 m x 1.5 m) at grade for
exterior applications unless otherwise noted, and 2 feet x 2 feet at 2’-6” (0.6 m x
0.6 m at 0.76 m) above finished floor for indoor application unless otherwise
noted. Rooms that are smaller in size or have critical illumination requirements
should utilize a 1 foot x1 foot (0.30 m x 0.30 m) calculation grid.
iii. Utilize surface reflectance to reflect specified room finish. However, if specified
room finish is not available, utilize standard values of 80% for ceiling, 50% for
walls, and 20% for floors. Confirm the lamp lumen output listed in the
photometric report of the luminaire matches the lumen output of the specified
lamping.
iv. Calculations shall use appropriate light loss factors. Light loss factors shall
include lamp lumen depreciation, ballast factor, and luminaire dirt depreciation.
v. Calculations performed for spaces with fluorescent if any lamps operating
outside of standard temperature ranges should include an ambient temperature
adjustment factor for the lamp..

vi. Utilize daylight rendering software to determine extent of daylight

penetration and create daylight harvesting responsive control zones
accordingly.
vii. Provide a hardcopy report of lighting calculations to VA. Include all
functional areas and list of average illumination levels, types of luminaires,
quantities and type of light sources, maximum and minimum illumination,
and light loss factor used.
11. LIGHTING SYSTEM COMMISSIONING

Employ total building commissioning practices tailored to the size and complexity of
the building and its system components to ensure design requirements are met.
This should include a designated commissioning authority, the inclusion of
commissioning requirements in construction documents, a commissioning plan,
verification of the installation and performance of systems to be commissioned, and
a commissioning report.
12. LIGHTING MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS

i. Luminaire components, such as lamps, ballasts, and power supplies, must
be accessible from below the ceiling.
ii. Minimize the number of different light sources to simplify maintenance
and operation.
iii. Lighting luminaire components should be compatible and interchangeable.

3. EXTERIOR LIGHTING
GUIDELINES

- 3: EXTERIOR LIGHTING GUIDELINES
1. ROADWAYS
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination:
Pedestrian Conflict Area: 8-12 lx (0.8-1.2 FC)
No Pedestrian Conflict Area: 6-9 lx (0.6-0.9 FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (ave / min):
Primary Roadways
Secondary Roadways
(3) Color Temperature (CCT)
LED: 4000 degrees
High Pressure Sodium: 1900 degrees
(4) Color Rendering (CRI):
LED: minimum of 85
High Pressure Sodium: minimum of 21
(5) Power Source:
Normal power
Above parameter are just indicative , eventual calculations should be

as per latest guidelines/norms at the time of actual detail design.
DESIGN APPROACH:
Lighting should enhance nighttime visibility to promote safety and security for
pedestrians and vehicles. Higher pole heights will reduce glare and permit wider
spacing. Provide increase illumination at signage, pedestrian crosswalks, and bus
stops. Consider photometric distribution types when selecting and spacing to
minimize pole locations. Luminaires should be mounted on one side unless
uniformity limits are exceeded. When mounted on both sides, the poles should be
staggered.
RECOMMENDED LUMINAIRES:
(1) Pole-mounted full cutoff, low profile, LED, or high pressure sodium
luminaire.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Photocontrols for all luminaires.
(2) Automatic control zones with time schedule for all exterior lighting circuits.
SPECIFIC COORDINATION ISSUES:

(1) Luminaires shall be enclosed and sealed in weatherproof housing
(2) Comply with Dark Sky recommendations.
(3) Roadway surface luminance impacts night time visibility and should
be considered.

(4) Coordinate pole and luminaire with exterior building and landscape
color palette.
(5) Coordinate pole locations with civil and landscape features,
signage, pedestrian crosswalks, underpasses, overpasses and
bus stops.
(6) Coordinate pole base height to reduce pole damage. Consider elevated
bases when located in vehicular ways.
(7) Coordinate pole-mounted security cameras and devices, banners, and
signs with structural engineer.
(8) Provide house side shields at property lines to mitigate light trespass.
2. OPEN PARKING AREAS
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Asphalt Surfaces: 5 lx (0.5FC) minimum point
Concrete Surfaces: 10 lx (1 FC) minimum point
(2) Uniformity Ratio (avg / min):
(3) Color Temperature (CCT):
LED: 4000 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:
Normal power
DESIGN APPROACH:
pedestrians and vehicles. Higher pole heights will reduce glare and permit wider
spacing. Special consideration should be taken to provide increase illumination at
signage, pedestrian crosswalks, and bus stops. Consider photometric distribution
types when selecting and spacing to minimize pole locations. Consider multiple
luminaires per pole to further reduce pole locations.
(1) Pole-mounted full cutoff, low profile, LED, metal halide or high pressure
sodium luminaire.

CONTROL APPROACH:

(1)Luminaires shall be enclosed and sealed in weatherproof housing with
UL listing for wet locations.
color palette.
(4) Coordinate pole locations with civil and landscape features,
signage, pedestrian crosswalks, underpasses, overpasses, and
bus stops.
(5) Coordinate pole base height to reduce pole damage. Consider elevated bases
when located in parking areas.
(6) Coordinate pole-mounted security cameras and devices, banners, and signs
with structural engineer.
3. WALKWAYS
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Adjacent to Roadside: 10 lx (1 FC)
Remote from Roadway: 5 lx (0.5 FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (ave / min):

LED: 4000 degrees
Metal Halide: 4000 degrees
Compact Fluorescent: 3500 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
Metal Halide: minimum of 65
Compact Fluorescent: minimum of 80
(5) Power Source:
Normal power

DESIGN APPROACH:
pedestrians. Vertical illumination should be considered. Luminaires with visible
brightness will create visual interest and reinforce wayfinding and highlight
intersections and cross walks. Consider pedestrian scale poles (12 foot (3.65 m)
mounting height or less) and luminaires instead of bollards. Consider photometric
distribution types when selecting and spacing to minimize pole locations.
(1) LED, compact fluorescent if any or metal halide bollard with cutoff type
optics.
(2) Pole-mounted LED or metal halide pedestrian scale luminaire with
visible brightness.
CONTROL APPROACH:

(1) Luminaires shall be enclosed and sealed in weatherproof housing with
color palette.
(4) Coordinate locations with civil and landscape features, signage, pedestrian
crosswalks, and bus stops.
(5) Coordinate pole-mounted security cameras and devices, banners and signs
with structural engineer.
(6) Coordinate location of walkway lighting to avoid light trespass in interior
spaces.
4. ENTRIES
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained
Illumination:
Emergency/Ambulanc 500 lx (50
e:
Main: FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (max /ave): 50 lx (5 FC)
4:1
LED: 4000 degrees


LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:
Normal power
Life Safety branch of the EES power for egress lighting at exit
discharge and emergency/ambulance entry.
DESIGN APPROACH:
Lighting at building entrances shall include a combination of approaches to enhance
nighttime visibility and promote safety and security. Transitions should be highlighted
to adjust for visual adaption through out the day. Vertical illumination and surface
brightness should be considered to create a lit destination. Decorative wall
luminaires should be considered to provide visual interest and create a visual cue to
mark the building entrance from a distance at night. Color rendering and
temperature are particularly important at the emergency/ambulance entrance where
patient assessment can occur.
(1) LED, compact fluorescent if any or metal halide bollard with visible
brightness.
(2) Pole-mounted LED or metal halide pedestrian-scale luminaire with
visible brightness.
(3) Recessed ceiling-mounted fluorescent if any or LED cove or perimeter light.
(4) Recessed ceiling-mounted compact fluorescent, LED or metal halide
downlight or wall washer.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(3) Ambulatory entrance shall remain at full brightness throughout the night.
(1) Luminaires shall be enclosed and sealed in weatherproof housing with UL
listing for wet locations.
(2) Recessed soffit/ceiling-mounted lights shall have a minimum UL listing for
damp locations.
(3) Coordinate pole and luminaire with exterior building and landscape color
palette.

5. LANDSCAPE
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Trees, Shrubbery: 30 lx (3 FC)
Decorative Structures: 50 lx (5 FC)
Focal Points: 50 lx (5 FC)
Water Features: 30 lx (3 FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (max / min): n / a
LED: 4000 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:

Normal power
DESIGN APPROACH:
Landscape lighting should be limited to entries, courtyards and meditation gardens,
as well as the highlighting of building or landscape features (i.e., trees, plant life,
artwork, water features, and hardscape). Glare and direct light source view should
be minimized by luminaire placement and aiming. Color rendering and temperature
should be evaluated with the features being illuminated.
(1) In grade LED or metal halide uplights.
(2) Stanchion- or base-mounted LED or metal halide accent and floodlights.
(3) Surface-mounted in landscape feature linear LED exterior strip lights.
(4) LED step light.
(5) LED underwater accent light.
CONTROL APPROACH:

(2) Coordinate fixture layout with hardscape and landscape.
(3) Coordinate location and aiming to avoid light trespass in interior spaces.

6. BUILDING PERIMETER
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Non-Public Building Entries: 30 lx (3 FC)
Walkways Adjacent to Perimeter: 5 lx (0.5
FC)
Loading Dock Platforms: 30 lx (3 FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (max / ave): 4:1
LED: 4000 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:
Normal power
Life Safety branch of the EES power for egress lighting at exit
discharge.
DESIGN APPROACH:
Lighting should enhance nighttime visibility to promote safety and security at
building perimeter. Vertical illumination and glare should be considered.
(1) Wall-mounted full cutoff, low profile, LED, metal halide or high pressure
sodium luminaire.
(2) Wall-mounted LED, metal halide or high pressure sodium wall pack
luminaire with lens.
(3) Wall-mounted LED, metal halide or high pressure sodium floodlights.
CONTROL APPROACH:

(3) Coordinate luminaire with exterior building color palette.
(4) Coordinate luminaire layout with building elevations.

7. FLAGPOLES
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Flag: 100 lx (10 FC)
LED: 4000 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:
Normal power
DESIGN APPROACH:
Lighting should highlight flag uniformly. Consider horizontal and vertical
illumination. Glare and direct light source view should be minimized by luminaire
placement and aiming. Color rendering and temperature should be evaluated
with the flags being illuminated.
(1) In grade LED or metal halide up light.
(2) Stanchion- or base-mounted LED or metal halide spot light.
(3) Pole-mounted LED or metal halide accent and flood lights.
CONTROL APPROACH:

(1) Comply with Federal laws governing nighttime illumination of the flag of
the Unites States.
(2) Coordinate mounting requirements for luminaires mounted to flag pole.

8. PARKING STRUCTURES
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Basic: 50 lx (5 FC) with a minimum point of 10 lx (1 FC)
Ramps Day: 100 lx (10 FC) with a minimum point of 20 lx (2 FC)
Ramps Night: 50 lx (5 FC) with a minimum point of 10 lx (1 FC)
Entrance Areas Day: 2500 lx (250 FC) with a minimum point of
500 lx (50 FC)
Entrance Areas Night: 50 lx (5 FC) with a minimum point of 10 lx (1
FC)
Stairways: 20 lx (2 FC)
Top Level Open to Sky: 25 lx (2.5 FC) with a minimum point of
5 lx (0.5 FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (max / min): 10:1
LED: 4000 degrees
Fluorescent: 3500 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
Fluorescent: minimum of 80
(5) Power Source:

Normal power
Life Safety branch of the EES power for egress and exit
discharge lighting.
DESIGN APPROACH:
Lighting should enhance interior parking structure visibility to promote safety and
security. Consider horizontal and vertical illumination. Provide brightness at ceiling
to improve contrast between deck and side wall openings. Glare and direct light
source view should be minimized by luminaire selection and placement.
Transitions should be highlighted to adjust for visual adaption throughout the day.
Signage, pedestrian walkways, and elevator lobbies should be illuminated to create
lit destinations. The top deck should be treated as an exterior parking area using
pole-mounted luminaires mounted on the perimeter and ramps.
(1) Surface-mount to ceiling low profile LED, HID, fluorescent if any or
compact fluorescent if any parking garage luminaire with uplight
component.

(2) Pole-mounted full cutoff, low profile, LED or metal halide luminaire.
(3) Recessed ceiling-mounted compact fluorescent if any or LED downlight at
lobbies.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(3) Automatically reduce light by stepped switching or dimming when no
activity is detected by local sensors.

(2) Coordinate pole base height to reduce pole damage. Consider elevated
bases when located in parking areas of roof deck.
(3) Coordinate interior parking area luminaire layout with structural grid and
ceiling clearances.
(4) Consider luminaire options to discourage nesting by birds.
9. HELICOPTER PADS
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Apron: 32 lx (3.2 FC)
(2) Uniformity Ratio (max / min): n /a
(Comply with FAA helipad lighting regulations.)
LED: 4000 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:
Normal power

DESIGN APPROACH:
Helipad lighting shall comply with FAA helipad lighting regulations which include but
are not limited to:
(1) Wind sock shall be internally or externally illuminated.
(2) Touchdown and Lift Off Area (TLOF) shall be illuminated by a minimum of
three (3) flush or elevated green perimeter lights per side with one (1)
fixture mounted at each corner if TLOF is square or rectangular; maximum
spacing of 25 feet (7.6 m) between fixtures whether TLOF is square,
rectangular, or round.
Flush fixtures shall be located within 1 foot (0.3 m) inside or
outside of TLOF perimeter.
Elevated fixtures shall be located within 1 foot (0.3 m) outside of
TLOF perimeter.
(3) Final Approach and Take Off Area (FATO) shall be illuminated by a
minimum of three (3) flush or elevated green perimeter lights per side with
one (1) fixture mounted at each corner if FATO is square or rectangular;
maximum spacing of 25 feet (7.6 m) between fixtures whether FATO is
square, rectangular, or round.
Flush fixtures shall be located within 1 foot (0.3 m) inside or
outside of FATO perimeter.
Elevated fixtures shall be located 10 feet (3 m) outside of
FATO perimeter.
(4) Optional floodlights may be utilized to illuminate the TLOF or FATO but
must not interfere with the area and should be capable of being turned
OFF during takeoffs and landings.
(5) Optional landing direction lights shall be utilized only when necessary
and consist of five (5) yellow omni-directional lights on the centerline
of the preferred approach/departure path spaced at 15 foot (4.57 m)
intervals.
(6) Optional heliport identification beacons shall be utilized only when
necessary and flash white/green/yellow at the rate of 30-45 flashes per
minute.
(7) Obstructions (i.e., unmarked wires, antennas, poles, cell towers, etc.) within
the approach/departure space shall be adequately illuminated to FAA
standards.
(1) LED or HID lighted wind cone.
(2) Flush or elevated omni-directional green LED perimeter lights.
(3) Optional flush or elevated omni-directional yellow LED landing lights.
(4) Wall- or building-mounted LED or HID floodlight.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Local manual switch for flood lights.
(2) Photocontrols for perimeter and landing lights.


(1) Comply with appropriate regulatory agency documents.
(2) Determine size and shape (rectangular, square, circular) of TLOF and
FATO.
(3) Determine location of helipad (roof or ground).
(4) Determine if TLOF will be elevated above FATO and coordinate lighting
with safety net if TLOF is elevated.
(5) Determine any obstructions to the TLOF and FATO.
(6) Determine if landing direction lights will be needed.
(7) Determine if heliport identification beacons will be needed.
(8) Determine if taxiway and taxi routes will be located on site.
(10) Life safety from ESS is required if helicopter pad is used for helicopter
medical evacuation purposes.
10. WATER TANKS
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Horizontal: 100 lx (10 FC)
Vertical: 30 lx (3 FC)
(2) Contrast Ratio (max / min): n / a
LED: 4000 degrees
LED: minimum of 85
(5) Power Source:
Normal power
DESIGN APPROACH:
Proper vertical and horizontal illumination and uniformity should be provided for
the water tank storage area. Glare and direct light source view should be
minimized by luminaire placement and aiming.
(1) Pole-, base- or building-mounted LED, metal halide or high pressure
sodium floodlight.
CONTROL APPROACH:
1) Automatic full OFF with local manual control devices for all lighting.

1) Luminaires shall be enclosed and sealed in weatherproof housing with

11. ROOF MOUNTED ANTENNA-OBSTRUCTION LIGHTS
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination: n / a
(3) Color Temperature (CCT): n / a
(4) Color Rendering (CRI): n / a
(5) Power Source:
Life Safety branch of the EES power.
DESIGN APPROACH:
Obstruction lighting shall comply with FAA regulations which include but are not
limited to:
(1) Flashing or steady burning aviation red obstruction light beacons used
during nighttime.
(2) Flashing medium intensity white obstruction lights used during daylight
and twilight that automatically reduce intensity during nighttime. Other
methods may be omitted if structure is less than or equal to 500 feet
(152 m). This system is not recommended for structures less than or
equal to 200 feet (60.9 m).
(3) Flashing high intensity white obstruction lights used during daytime with
automatically selected reduced intensities for twilight and nighttime
operations. Other methods may be omitted if this is used. This system is
not
recommended for structures less than or equal to 500 feet (152 m).
(4) Flashing or steady burning aviation red obstruction light beacons used
during nighttime and high or medium intensity white lights for daytime and
twilight. Other methods may be omitted if medium intensity is used and
structure is less than or equal to 500 feet (152 m) or if high intensity is used
and structure is any height.
(5) If structure is located in the midst of numerous structures with white lights,
red obstruction lights should be used.
(6) Temporary obstruction lights must be provided during building construction.
(1) Red flashing or steady obstruction light beacons.
(2) Medium intensity flashing white obstruction light beacons.
(3) High intensity flashing white obstruction light beacons.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) None. Lights shall remain ON at all times.


(1) Coordinate location of lights with structure.
(2) Coordinate type of obstruction lights on other buildings with new structure.
(3) Continually coordinate type of obstruction lights needed as construction of
new structure progresses.

4.1 PATIENT AREAS LIGHTING
GUIDELINES MATRIX

- 4: PATIENT AREAS LIGHTING GUIDELINES
1. EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT ROOM
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient: 500 lx
(50FC)
(2) Average Maintained Illumination - Task Focus:
Exam: 1000 lx (100 FC) on exam table
Charting: 300 lx (30 FC) on desk
(3) Uniformity Ratio (max / min):
Ambient 3:1
Fluorescent if any: 3500 degrees
LED: 3500 degrees
LED: minimum of 80
(6) Power Source:
Normal
Critical branch of the EES.
DESIGN APPROACH:
A combination of ambient, exam, and task illumination should be provided to reach
desired illumination levels. Both horizontal and vertical illumination is important for
caregiver performance and patient comfort. Luminaires should be visually
comfortable with appropriate optics to minimize glare during examinations when
the patient is in a reclining position. Color rendering and temperature are
particularly important.
(1) Recessed ceiling-mounted fluorescent if any or LED lensed luminaire.
(2) Surface-mounted fluorescent if any or LED under cabinet task light.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Multi-level switching controls for fluorescent if any luminaires, or dimming
controls for LED luminaires.
(2) Automatic full OFF or scheduled OFF with local manual control devices for
all lighting.
(3) Automatic daylight response by photocontrols for ambient lighting.
(4) Under-cabinet lights shall be controlled with integral switch.
(5) Provide separate controls for areas enclosed by curtains.


(1) Rooms may require supplemental medical procedure lights. Coordinate
placement with casework and equipment layouts. Ensure that room
luminaires match the CCT and CRI of supplemental medical lights.
(2) Isolation and infection control examination and treatment rooms shall be
specified with enclosed and sealed luminaires, UL listed for wet locations
and have the ability to be wiped down with corrosive cleaners.
(3) Consider luminaire placement and optical control to mitigate glare and
veiling reflections.
2. LABORATORY
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient: 500 lx (50 FC)
(2) Average Maintained Illumination - Task / Focus:
Bench Top: 800 lx (80 FC) at 3’-0” AFF on work surface
Dental Prosthetics: 2000 lx (200 FC) at 3’-0” AFF on work
surface
Ambient: 3:1
LED: 3500 degrees
LED: minimum of 80
6. Power Source:
Normal
Life Safety branch of the EES.
DESIGN APPROACH:
A combination of ambient and task illumination should be provided to
reach desired illumination levels. Vertical illumination should be
considered at shelving. Color rendering and temperature are
particularly important. In cell and tissue labs, provide UV-free or UV-
filtered light luminaires.
(1) Recessed ceiling-mounted fluorescent if any or LED lensed
luminaires.
(2) Surface-mounted fluorescent if any or LED under cabinet task
light.

CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Multi-level switching controls for fluorescent if any luminaires, or dimming
controls for LED luminaires.
(2) Manual ON with automatic full OFF or scheduled OFF with local manual
control devices for all lighting.
(4) Under-cabinet lights shall be controlled with integral switch.
(5) If sensors are used, motion detectors shall be placed in every aisle to
ensure complete coverage.
(6) Lighting in laboratories that use photographic or optical diagnostic
techniques, or use electron microscopes, shall be controlled with
dimmers.

(1) Consider light sources with higher CRI and CCT for critical color rendering
tasks.
(2) Consider luminaire placement and optics to mitigate glare and veiling
reflections.
3. DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING ROOM
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient: 500 lx (50 FC) at 3’-0”
AFF
Control Station: 300 lx (30 FC) at finished floor
System Component: 200 lx (20 FC) at finished floor
Patient Screening: 400 lx (40 FC) at finished floor
Ambient: 3:1 in imaging and control rooms
Ambient: 4:1 during imaging
LED: 3500 degrees
(5) Color Rendering
(CRI):
LED: minimum of 80
(6) Power Source:
Normal

DESIGN APPROACH:
A combination of ambient and task illumination should be provided to reach desired
illumination levels. Both horizontal and vertical illumination is important for caregiver
performance and patient comfort. Luminaires should be visually comfortable with
appropriate optics to minimize glare when the patient is in a reclining position.
Graphic and decorative luminaires are recommended in imaging rooms for visual
interest during testing.
(1) Recessed ceiling-mounted fluorescent if any or LED lensed luminaires.
(2) Recessed ceiling-mounted compact fluorescent if any or LED
(3) Surface-mounted fluorescent if any or LED under-cabinet task light.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Imaging and control rooms shall be fully dimmable.
all lighting.
(3) Under-cabinet lights shall be controlled with integral occupancy sensors
or switches.

(1) In imaging rooms with electromagnetic (EMI) and radio frequency (RFI)
fields, light must be constructed of non-ferrous materials. Ballasts and
drivers should be located outside of the magnetic resonance field, typically
in the system component room or control room and provided with electrical
noise filters.
(2) Coordinate luminaire placement with scanning equipment locations. Do
not place luminaires over large scanning equipment.
(3) Consider luminaire placement and optics to mitigate glare and

4. RADIATION THERAPY ROOM
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient: 500 lx (50
FC)
Ambient: 3:1
Ambient: 4:1 during treatment
LED: 3500 degrees
LED: minimum of 80
(5) Power Source:
Normal
DESIGN APPROACH:
A combination of ambient and task illumination should be provided to reach desired
illumination levels. Luminaires should be visually comfortable with appropriate optics
to minimize glare during examinations when the patient is in a reclining position.
Light luminaires with graphics, color changing coves, or video screens may be used
in these spaces to provide visual interest to patients during their procedure.
(4) Recessed ceiling-mounted fluorescent if any or LED cove or perimeter
light.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Provide patient bed/chair control for lighting in treatment rooms or cubicles.
(2) Dimming controls are preferable for patient comfort.
all lighting.
(4) Under-cabinet lights shall be controlled with integral occupancy
sensors or switches.


(1) Coordinate if pillow switch lighting control is provided for patient
use.
5. PHYSICAL/OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient: 100 lx (10 FC) at finished
floor
Clinics: 500 lx (50 FC) at 3’-0” AFF
Arm and Leg Whirlpools: 300 lx (30 FC) at 2’ AFF
Hubbard Tanks: 300 lx (30 FC) at 2’ AFF
Hydrotherapy: 300 lx (30 FC) at 2’ AFF
Special Treatment: 750 lx (75 FC) at 3’-0” AFF
Tables and Exercise: 300 lx (30 FC) at 3’-0” AFF
Food Preparation: 500 lx (50 FC) at 3’-0” AFF
Ambient: 3:1
LED: 3500 degrees
(5) Color Rendering
(CRI):
LED: minimum of 80
(6) Power Source:
Normal
Life Safety branch of the EES
Lighting in the room should appear pleasant and comfortable. Specify luminaires with
lenses or wire guards in recreational therapy areas. Luminaires should be visually
comfortable with appropriate optics to minimize glare in spaces where the patient is
in a reclining position.
(4) Suspended linear fluorescent if any or LED indirect/direct luminaire.

CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Multi-level switching controls for fluorescent if any if any rescent luminaires,
or dimming controls for LED luminaires.
all lighting.

veiling reflections especially in areas with pools.
(2) Luminaires in rooms with whirlpools, Hubbard tanks, and pools shall
be enclosed and sealed and UL listed for wet locations.
6. NURSE STATION
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient:
General Day: 300 lx (30 FC) at finished floor
General Night/Quiet: 100 lx (10 FC) at finished
floor
ICU Day: 500 lx (50 FC) at finished floor
ICU Night/Quiet: 300 lx (30 FC) at finished floor
Desk Surface: 500 lx (50 FC) at 3’-0” AFF
Ambient: 3:1
LED: 3500 degrees
LED: minimum of 80
(6) Power Source:

Normal

DESIGN APPROACH:
The nurse station lighting will include a combination of ambient and task lighting
strategies to allow for wayfinding, charting and note taking, filing, and computer
work. Illumination levels should be uniform throughout the nurse station.
Decorative lights such as sconces and pendants may be used for visual interest.
light.
(5) Decorative compact fluorescent, fluorescent if any or LED wall-mounted
sconce or ceiling-mounted pendant.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Multi-level switching controls with dimming controls for LED luminaires.
(2) Desk lights shall be controlled with integral occupancy sensors or
switches.
(3) Automatic full OFF or scheduled OFF with local manual control devices
for all lighting.

(1) If using pendants, ensure complete field of view from nurse station to
patient rooms for patient observation.
(2) Coordinate style of lighting luminaires with adjacent areas.

7. PATIENT CORRIDOR
DESIGN PARAMETERS:
(1) Average Maintained Illumination - Ambient:
Day: 200 lx (20 FC) at finished floor
Night/Quiet: 50 lx (5 FC) at finished floor
ICU Night/Quiet: 100 lx (10 FC) at finished
floor
Ambient Day: 2:1
Ambient Night: 3:1
LED: 3500 degrees
(4) Color Rendering
(CRI):Fluorescent: minimum of 80
LED: minimum of 80
(5) Power Source:
Normal
DESIGN APPROACH:
Patient circulation lighting should be consistent throughout each facility. Lighting
in corridors should be coordinated with adjacent spaces for a cohesive
appearance. Vertical illumination should be considered with respect to signage
and wayfinding. Consider locations of decentralized nurse stations when
placing luminaires.
light.
(4) Decorative compact fluorescent, fluorescent if any or LED wall-mounted
sconce.
CONTROL APPROACH:
(1) Automatic full or partial OFF or scheduled OFF with local manual
control (devices for all lighting.

(1) Mitigate possibly glare from highly polished floors.

BOQ
TENDER Breif Description Images
Type
D: DECORATIVE LIGHT
D-01 25W to 50W LED Decorative Pendant Light Fixture, Non
Dimmable, CCT 2700K OR 3000K or 4000K, IP20.
Range of Dimension = H: from 170mm to 215mm x
500mm to 600mm Dia, Finishing Color To Be
Confirmed by LD/Arch
D-02 30W to 90W LED (1.2m / 2.4m / 3.6m) Pendant Direct

Light Fixture with NO VISIBLE SCREWS on ENDCAPS
which have the Option of being CHROME or BLACK or
WHITE, CCT 3000K or 4000K, Dali Dimmable Dim : H
140mm x W 60mm x L as reqd, IP20, Finishing TBC
D-03 30W to 60W LED Decorative Pendant Light Fixture. Dali

Dimmable, And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K
,Dimension = H 17mm x 524mm Dia,IP20, Finishing To
Be Confirmed
D-04 10W to 20W Decorative LED Suspended Direct Light

Fixture , Dali Dimmable, And Colour Temperature
3000K or 4000K,IP20 Dimension = Dia. 20mm to 60
mm , H = 200mm to 900mm , Finishing To Be
Confirmed
D-05 12W LED Decorative Wall / Ceiling Mounted Light

Fixture, Dali Dimmable, And Colour Temperature
3000K or 4000K,IP20
Dimension = D 46mm x Die 370mm, Finishing To
Be
Confirmed
D-06 Decorative Led Stretch Back Lit Ceiling (Allow 200w),

Dali Dimmable, And Colour Temperature 3000K or
4000K,IP20
Dimension = TBD
D-07 Decorative Led Suspended Light Fixture (Allow 28w,100

lm/W 600mm Die), Dali Dimmable, And Colour
Temperature 3000K or 4000K,IP20,
Dimension = Die=600mm,900mm,1200mm,H=120mm,
Finishing To Be Confirmed
EX: EXTERIOR LIGHT
EX-01a Exterior Grade 300mm Tall 9.2W (411lm) 300°
Distribution LED Bollard Fixture And Colour Temperature
3000K or 4000K, Non Dimmable driver, Dimension:
Dia=165mm, L=300mm. IP65,With Mounting
Accessories as per Detail
EX-01b Exterior Grade 1000mm Tall 18.4W (881lm) 360°

Distribution LED Bollard Fixture And Colour Temperature
Die=165mm, L=1000mm. IP65 With Mounting
EX-02a Exterior Grade Post Top (3m Tall) (4400lm) 32W LED
Symmetrical Distribution Light Fixture And Colour
Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non Dimmable driver,
Dimension: Head- Die=525mm, H=565mm; Pole Die=76;
IP65, With Mounting Accessories as per Detail
EX-02B VIP areas Light Building Architectural Pole to

OPTIONALLY have Provisions for Multiple up to 5
modules per column Total versatility with 360° rotatable
modules for a variety of solutions (360° lighting, 180°
reflector, 180° LensoFlex®2, 180° spot, luminaire bracket
and light ring)Modules with beyond light features (CCTV
camera, loudspeaker, WLAN, EV charger)Multiple
reflectors and Refractor Lighting technologyDesigned to
incorporate Owlet or ZIGBEE range of control solutions,
photocell and presence detection sensors, withstands
high temperatures (Ta 55°C) CCT 3000K OR 4000 K.
Colour rendering index(Ra) > 80. With replaceable LED
module with overheating protection and an expected
service life of at least 50,000 operating hours With LED
power supply unit 220-240 V, 50-60 Hz. Protection class
IP 65. Luminaire made of cast aluminium and stainless
steel, colour graphite. Safety glass. Reflector made of
anodised aluminium. Optical system can be. adjusted 0°,
15° or 30°. With door and integral connection box With
anchorage unit made of steel, hot-dip galvanised, length
approx. 800 mm. Dimensions: 400 x 180 mm. Height of
luminaire above ground 4500 mm. 2 Flood lights optinally
required.
EX-03 Exterior Grade Post Top (3m Tall) (4400lm) 32W LED
Symmetrical Distribution Light Fixture And Colour
Dimension: Head- Die=525mm, H=565mm; Pole Die=76;
EX-04 Exterior Grade 40W or higher LED Surface Mount Wall

wash Light Fixture And Colour Temperature 3000K or
4000K, Non Dimmable Driver, Dimension: L=250mm,
W=250mm.H=299mm IP65, With Mounting Accessories
as per Detail
EX-05 Exterior Grade 12W(824lm) LED Recessed Ground

Mount Uplight Fixture With 45° Distribution And Colour
Dimension: Die=209mm, Depth=169mm, IP68, With
Mounting Accessories as per Detail
EX-06 Exterior Grade 40W (3200lm) LED Surface Mounted

UP&DOWN Light Fixture And Colour Temperature
Die=150 mm, H=550mm, IP65, With Mounting
EX-07 Exterior Grade 4W (183lm) LED Recessed Wall Mounted
Ramp Light Fixture And Colour Temperature 3000K or
4000K, Non Dimmable driver, Dimension: Die=120mm,
H=120mm,Depth-105mm, IP65, With
EX-08 Exterior Grade Post Top (6m Tall) Single Head 72W (150
lm/W) LED Type II Distribution Light Fixture. And Colour
Dimension: L=590mm, H=90mm, W-330mm, IP66, With
EX-09 Exterior Grade Post Top (6m Tall) Double Head 72W
(150 lm/W) LED Type II Distribution Light Fixture And
Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non Dimmable
driver, Dimension: L=590mm, H=90mm, W-330mm, IP66,
With Mounting Accessories as per Detail
EX-10 Recessed wall luminaire Shielded light. LED 6W-35W,

General 600LM-4500LM, IP65+ SIZE DIA: 150MM - 300MM ,
purpose HEIGHT:150MM-300MM, colour temperature 3000 K OR
4000K Colour rendering index (Ra) > 80. With
replaceable LED module with overheating protection and
an expected service life of at least 50,000 operating
hours. With/Without LED power supply unit, DALI
controllable, 220-240 V, 0/50-60 Hz. Protection class IP
65. Luminaire made of cast aluminium, aluminium and
stainless steel, colour graphite. Safety glass, frosted. Two
cable entries for through-wiring.
EX-10 Recessed Wall luminaire Directed light with asymmetrical

High light. LED 2W TO 40W,245LM - 4000LM, IP65
Performa SIZE:DIA:80MM - 300MM, CCT 3000K OR 4000K.Colour
rendering index (Ra) > 80. With replaceable LED module
nce
with overheating protection and anexpected service life of
Pathway at least 50,000 operating hours. With or Without LED
lights power supply unit 220-240 V, 0/50-60 Hz. Protection IP
65. Luminaire made of cast aluminium, aluminium and
stainless steel, colour graphite. Safety glass. Reflector
made of pure anodised aluminium. Two cable entries for
through wiring
EX-11 Exterior Grade Recessed Ground Mounted 24W (2951lm)

LED Adjustable Uplight And Colour Temperature 3000K
or 4000K, Non Dimmable driver, Dimension: Die=300mm,
Depth- 420mm, IP68, With Mounting Accessories as per
Detail
EX-12A Underwater Recessed-Spotlight ip68 | V4A- 1.4571 | ø
50mm to 130 mm, 1 to 6 POW-LED CW or WW or NW or
RGB | from 3W to 17W 10° spot to 40deg wide | Cable:
UW, 2x1,5 qmm (3 m) Internally rotatable and +/-15°
adjustable Use of the most powerful single-chip POW-
LED with over 230lm/LED (TLF) at 700 mA with light
colour cold white. SALINE version possible, IP68 – up to
5m water depth Cable gland M16x1,5 · Constant-current
power source/RGB controller/external transformer ·
Installation housing made of stainless steel 316Ti with 1.5
m cable protection tube and connection socket (order
separately) · Supplied with lamp and 3 m of underwater
cable
EX-12B Surface-mounted Spotlight Serie 4.0100 Standard | 180°

adjustable | Protection system ip68 | V4A-SS 1.4571 | 4
to 12 POW-LED NW/CW/WW/RGB-CW/RGBNW | total
17,5 W | 12 V-DC | | Multiple Beam Mounting foot
adjustable through 180° Rotationally symmetric light
distribution ··· · Screw-type cable fastener M16, stainless
steel · Constant-current power source/RGB controller
external · Supplied with lamp and 5m of underwater
cable
EX-13 Exterior Grade Recessed Ground Mounted 6W LED

Adjustable Uplight And Colour Temperature 3000K or
4000K, Non Dimmable driver, Dimension: Die=109mm,
Depth-102mm, IP67, Honey comb louver With Mounting
EX-14 Exterior Grade Post Top (5M tall) 50W LED Type II
Distribution Fixture. And Colour Temperature 3000K or
4000K, Non Dimmable driver, DCHOICE OF
STREETLIGHTING from : SCHREDER ABHAJHUR,
KESELEC SCHREDER ROMA, KESELEC SCHREDER
STYLE, KESELEC SCHREDER NENA, KESELEC
SCHREDER NILE, KESELEC SCHREDER VOLTANA,
KESELEC SCHREDER TECEO, OR ANY OTHER
NEWER KESEER MODEL . OSRAM STREETLIGHT
MICRO/MINI/MIDI/LEDENVO OR ANY OTHER NEWER
OSRAM MODEL OR. OPTIONAL CAN USE BEGA
99446/99491/99499/99556
EX-15 Exterior Grade 15m-30m Pole Tall 1550W LED High

Mast Fixture. And Colour Temperature 5200K,
Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=702mm, W-571mm,H-
468mm, IP65, With Mounting Accessories as per Detail
EX-16 Exterior Grade 2W LED Forward Throw Distribution Step
Light. And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non
Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=72mm,W-32mm, Depth-
EX-17 Exterior Grade 25W/M Linear RGB LED surface wall

mounted light fixture And Colour Temperature 3000K or
4000K, Non Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=As per Plan,
W-16mm,H- 15mm,IP67 With Mounting Accessories as
per Detail
EX-18 Exterior Grade 4.5m Post Top 57W (100 lm/W ) LED
Asymmetric Forward Throw Distribution Fixture And
Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non Dimmable
driver, Dimension: L=400, W=180,H-4500mm, IP65, With
EX-19 In-ground luminaire, drive-over for pressure loads from

1T to 5T, LED ranging from 0.15W - 40W, 20 Lumens -
6000LM, 24 V DC, 270 lm, 13DEG - 86°, CCT 3000K
0R 4000 K. CRI > 80. With replaceable LED module with
overheating protection and an expected service life of at
least 50,000 operating hours. 20 years warranty of
availability of LED module and wearparts. With or Without
power supply unit.Protection class IP 66 or higher, safety
class III. Luminaire made
stainless steel, Steel grade no Installation sleeve made of
polyamide. Safety glass,frosted. With fixed waterproof
connecting cable, length 3 m, with integral waterstop.
Luminaire diameter as per Wattage. Surface
Temperature of Glass to be checked for installation in
Specific areas.
EX-20 Exterior Grade SURFACE MOUNTED IP65 LED

BULKHEAD IK10 OR HIGHER LED WATTAGE
RANGING FROM 10W TO 20W CCT 4000K OR 5000K,
WITH 5 YEAR WARRANTY
EX-21 IP65 OR HIGHER : 3W LED to 20W LED , Wall Effect

with single upto 4 nos .. Narrow 2deg to wide sharply
defined lenses for crisp wall effect. D Exterior Grade
Surface Mounted 18W (17lm/w) LED Diffused Distribution
Uplight And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non
Dimmable driver
EX-22 Exterior Grade 16W/M, 5000K/4000K/3000K (Single

Colour) Surface Mounted LED Linear Fixture And Colour
Dimension: L=As Per Plan, W=46mm,H=59.4mm,IP65,
EX-23 Exterior Grade 16W, 40° Surface Mounted LED
Downlight. And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K,
Non Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=155mm, W=155mm,
EX-LAL.1 Large-area luminaire as ceiling and wall luminaire. 50W-

100W, 5000 lumens to 15000LM, Protection class IP 65.
Luminaire made of cast aluminium and stainless steel,
colour graphite.Synthetic cover with light-diffusing white
matt finish. Two cable entries for through-wiring power.
Luminaire diameter 670mm dia x 125mm deep, 930mm
dia x 140mm deep, 625x625x55mm sq, 1535 x 335 x
55mm.
EX-24 Ceiling-mounted downlight Square or Round shape.

Wattages 4W-40W, 445LM 5000LM, IP65+ SIZE : DIA
95MM - 220MM, HEIGHT:90MM -175MM. Beamangle
13DEG - 86°, CCT 3000K / 4000K. CRI (Ra) > 80. With
hours. 20 years warranty of availability of LED module
and wear parts. With or without LED power supply unit,
220-240 V, 0/50-60 Hz. Protection class IP 65. Luminaire
made of cast aluminium, and stainless steel, colour
graphite. Safety glass, clear. Reflector made of pure
anodised aluminium. Two cable entries for through-wiring.
EX-25 Recessed ceiling compact downlight LED 4W-40W,

connected wattage Range of beam angle 13DEG upto
86°, , cct: 3000 K or 4000k. CRI (Ra) > 80. With
hours. 20 years warranty of availability of LED module
and wear parts. With/Without built-in power supply unit.
Protection class IP 65, safety class III. Luminaire made of
cast aluminium, aluminium and stainless steel, colour
graphite. Safety glass, clear. Reflector made of pure
anodised aluminium. With fixed connecting cable 2 x 0,75
qmm, length 0,5 m, with connector. For installation in
suspended ceilings having a material thickness of 10-45
mm. Dimensions as per wattage.
EX-26 In-ground luminaire, drive-over for pressure loads from

6000LM, 24 V DC, 270 lm, 13DEG - 86°, CCT 3000K
class III. Luminaire made
stainless steel, Steel grade no Installation sleeve made of
polyamide. Safety glass,frosted. With fixed waterproof
connecting cable, length 3 m, with integral waterstop.
Luminaire diameter as per Wattage. Surface
Temperature of Glass to be checked for installation in
Specific areas.
EX-27 Exterior Grade Under Water Recessed Mounted 27W

(RGB) Adjustable Uplight And Colour Temperature
Die=130mm, Depth-115mm, IP68, Honey comb louver
EX-28 Exterior Grade 27W, RGB 80° Distribution Surface

Mounted LED Uplight, Non Dimmable driver, Dimension:
Die=185mm, Depth=90mm, IP65, With Mounting
EX-29
IP66 or IP67 DIRECT VIEW Tube in

CW/WW/NW/RGB/RGBW in an IP66/IP67-rated slim
LED tube for any wall or fa ade media lighting. Available
in 295mm, 495mm, 995mm, and 1495mm lengths, the
ç
simple but robust construction, allows up to 10m of tubes
to be daisy chained on a single power run.
RECESSED OR SURFACE MOUNTED IP68

EX-30
UNDERWATER STAINLESS STEEL SS316L V4A
Underwater floodlight LED RANGING FROM 3W TO
90W, CCT 3000K, 3000K or 4000K OR RGB OR RGBW.
Protection class IP 68 20 m, safety
class III. Luminaire made stainless steel, Steel
grade no. 1.4301, electro polished. Safety glass.
Reflector made of pure anodised aluminium. Mounting
bracket with 2 holes for
horizontal and vertical floodlight adjustment. With
fixed, waterproof connecting cable 05RN8-F
2 x 1 qmm, length AS REQUIRED ON SITE
CL:CEILING LIGHT
CL-01 5W/M (76 lm/W) LED Strip Cove Light With Al Extrusion
And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non
Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=As Per Plan, W=8mm. H-
2.1mm, IP20 With mounting accessories as per details
CL-03 12x1.2W (92 lm/W ) - LED Linear Recessed into slot

Light Fixture And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K,
Dali Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=As per plan,
W=15mm. H-17.5mm, IP20
R: RECESSED LIGHT
R-01 UGR compliant general use Downlight, Ceiling Recessed
LED Down light using LED Array 7350/500/700 mA
10W/15W/24W 1000lm - 2300 lm 4000K CRI 90 35 deg
beam angle. Available in Gold, Grey, Black or White
R-02 LED Downlight 13-30W 500lm-3000lm 2700K,3000k or

4000k 48deg or 65deg beam angles with two different
sizes 80mm and 105mm, shapes square and round fixed
with White/White or Black/Aluminium or White/Aluminium
golden,blue, trim NonDim or Dimmable LED Driver.
R-03 20W-55W 2000 lumens to 6000 lumens 3000k or 4000k

16deg or 24deg or 33deg beam angles adjustable
orientation with white/white or black/aluminium or
white/aluminium trim nondim or dimmable led driver. With
trim and no trim options available.
R-04 10W to 26W LED Adjustable Track Mounted 6° to 22°
Distribution. Dali Dimmable, Remote Control Lighting
(RCL) 3000K or 4000K, Dimension: D-220mm,H-
210mm,IP20
R-05 36W (3250Lm) LED Recessed 2'X2' tile fixture and

Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non
Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=595, W=595mm. H-
90mm, IP20 With Mounting Accessories
R-06 36W (3250Lm) LED Recessed 2'X2' tile fixture and

Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Dali
Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=595, W=595mm. H-
90mm, IP20 With Mounting Accessories
R-07 18W/M & 27W/M Linear LED Diffuse Distribution

Recessed in wall/ ceiling Light Fixture With 3000K or
4000K, Dali Dimmable driver, Dimension:
L=1176,W=60mm,H=76mm , IP20
T:TRACK LIGHT
T-01 26W LED 40 Distribution Track Mounted Light Fixture,
3000K or 4000K, Dali Dimmable driver, Dimension:
Die=79mm,H=125mm,L=227mm,W=72mm, IP=20
W:WALL LIGHT
W-01 Exterior Grade 2W LED Forward Throw Distribution Step
Light. And Colour Temperature 3000K or 4000K, Non
Dimmable driver, Dimension: L=72mm,W-32mm, Depth-
S:SUSPENDED LIGHT
S-01 6W TO 55W(85lm/W) LED 15° 26° 38° 60° BEAM angle
Surface Mount Down light round or square cylinder. IN
GLASS OR CAST ALUMINIUM. With honeycomb louver
and opal glass snoot black with 80CRI And CCT 2700k
or 3000k or 4000K,or 5000K Non Dimmable driver,
Dimension: Dia=AS REQD IP20, OR IP44 or IP54 OR
IP65 white black or Multi colour Multi finish Inside/Outside
options required as per architect design.
S-02 53w (121 lm/W) led suspended direct/indirect distribution
light fixture 3000K or 4000K, Dali Dimmable driver,
Dimension: L=1175mm, W=338mm, H=16mm. IP20,
Mounting accessories as per details
S-03 50W (5000 LM) LED Suspended Direct/Indirect Light

Fixture With 3000K or 4000K, Dimmable driver,
Dimension: Die=650mm, H=15mm. IP20 With Mounting
accessories as per details
RG:
RG-01 In-ground luminaire, drive-over for pressure loads from
6000LM, 24 V DC, 270 lm, 13DEG - 86°, CCT 3000K
class III. Luminaire made stainless steel, Steel grade no
Installation sleeve made of polyamide. Safety
glass,frosted. With fixed waterproof connecting cable,
length 3 m, with integral waterstop. Luminaire diameter
as per Wattage. Surface Temperature of Glass to be
checked for installation in Specific areas.

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ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (AIIMS)

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Design Basis Guidelines Report for ARCHITECTURAL

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Basic Guidelines for All lighting to be implemented by EPCContractor under

Wherever Possible : NO obviously Visible Light Sources, Luminaires

to be shielded wherever possible. Wherever Possible : Textured

Wherever Possible : ART-Work/Paintings/Sculpture/Installations to be Accent

VERYIMPORTANTto strike a Balance of WASHED+ GRAZED+ACCENTED+ UNLIT

or color banding in any/all light All Public Spaces to be Illuminated by 3000K

Accent/Highlights to be at a minimum ratio of 3:1 in terms of intensity in public

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Wallwasher - Flat Walls to be Wall Wash withLight

Wall grazer - Textured Wall to be Wall Graze

Unlit Spaces - Essentially an 'Unlit Light' is

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Wallwashing : Vertical illuminance defines and structures spatial situations. It

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Projection : Projectors are used for projecting signs, patterns

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Direct diffuse light produces a soft

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Wall grazer- Vertical illuminance defines

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Drop Offs & Plazas CALIBER

Bega LED compact

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4. DESIGN STANDARDS AND CODE

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2. LIGHTING DESIGN OBJECTIVES

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2. LIGHTING CONTROL DESIGN STRATEGIES AND OBJECTIVES

3. LIGHTING CONTROL DESIGN METHODOLOGIES

4. LUMINAIRE SELECTION GUIDELINES

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6. LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION GUIDELINES

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3. LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LED)

7. BALLAST AND LED DRIVER SELECTION GUIDELINES

8. EMERGENCY POWER PACK SELECTION GUIDELINES

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9. LIGHTING CONTROL SELECTION GUIDELINES

10. LIGHTING CALCULATIONS

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vi. Utilize daylight rendering software to determine extent of daylight

11. LIGHTING SYSTEM COMMISSIONING

12. LIGHTING MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS

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Above parameter are just indicative , eventual calculations should be

SPECIFIC COORDINATION ISSUES:

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2. OPEN PARKING AREAS

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SPECIFIC COORDINATION ISSUES:

(2) Uniformity Ratio (ave / min):

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SPECIFIC COORDINATION ISSUES:

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