Energy assessment of existing installation with optional, supportive online monitoring
Site surveyed and energy consumption calculated at circuit watts level.
Installation of remote monitoring equipment to individual circuit level.
Real time measurements by site or estate.
Management have observer rights.
Monitoring can be installed permanently to ensure individual site energy savings continue to be achieved.
Proposed lighting design and calculation conforming to current legislation
Proposed lighting design and calculation.
Light sources chosen by best practise with a site lifetime calculation of ten years.
Controls as appropriate.
Full Part L (2013) and LENI* compliance with supporting certification.
LENI methodology calculates energy usage per sqm and compares it to Part L parameters.
External factors such as air conditioning, chiller/freezer cabinets, natural light sources etc are taken into consideration.
Emergency lighting provided to the statutory regulation of - "The Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting" (ICEL).
Light level to suit application.
Luminaire sampling for site approval.
Implementation of proposal
Remove existing luminaires where necessary and dispose of according to "The Waste Electrical Equipment (WEEE) regulation 2013 applicable from 1st January 2014.
Clean and refurbish, in situ, any luminaires that are to be retained.
Clean any major daylight contributors such as roof lights.
Clean all other Natural Light areas.
Installation of new energy efficient light sources including:
Major Brand luminaires and components installed.
Wireless Control Systems reducing installation costs with remote monitoring and analysis.
