IES LEM 7 2013

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IES LEM-7 Lighting Controls for Energy Management

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Description

This LEM document is intended to help designers, users, commissioning agents, and other interested parties understand energy-saving strategies, design considerations, equipment, the variety of communication protocols and the importance of commissioning for lighting control systems installed in both interior and exterior applications in all types of buildings (See also IES DG-29-11 Design Guide for The Commissioning Process Applied to Lighting and Control Systems).

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
2	Copyright
4	Committee
6	Contents
10	1.0 Introduction 2.0 Lighting Control Strategies
11	2.1 Personal Tuning 2.2 Occupancy Sensing
13	2.3 Time Scheduling 2.4 Daylight Harvesting
14	2.5 Lumen Maintenance Dimming
17	2.6 Institutional Tuning 2.7 Demand Response 2.8 Adaptive Compensation
18	3.0 Design Considerations 3.1 Owner Project Requirements
19	3.2 Economic Considerations
20	3.3 Energy Codes
22	3.4 High-Performance Green Buildings
23	3.4.1 Green Building Rating Systems 3.4.2 Green Building Codes
24	3.5 Ease of Maintenance 3.6 User Expectations 3.7 Layering
25	3.8 Control Zoning
26	3.8.1. Precision
27	3.8.2. Similar Characteristics
28	3.8.3 Analog Vs. Digital 3.8.4. Daylight Zones 3.9 Flexibility
29	3.10 Integration 4.0 Design Deliverables 4.1 Control Narrative
30	4.2 Control Zone Plan 4.3 Equipment Specifications
31	4.4 Single-Line Riser Diagrams 4.5 Lighting and Relay Panel Schedules
33	4.6 Device Settings and Programming 4.7 Performance Testing and Acceptance Criteria 4.8 Energy Modeling 4.8.1 Setting the Baseline
34	4.8.2 Energy Modeling Rules 4.8.3 Modeling Energy Savings from Lighting Controls
36	5.0 Controlling Light Sources 5.1 Line-Voltage Incandescent/Halogen
37	5.2 Low-Voltage Incandescent/Halogen
38	5.3 Fluorescent
39	5.4 High-Intensity Discharge (HID)
40	5.5 Solid-State Lighting (SSL)
41	5.6 Neon and Cold Cathode 5.7 Induction and Plasma
42	6.0 Lighting Control Equipment 6.1 Wiring Methods 6.1.1 Line Voltage 6.1.2 Low Voltage
43	6.1.3 Wireless
44	6.2 Standalone Controls: Switches and Dimmers 6.2.1 Switches 6.2.2 Dimmers 6.3 Multizone Systems: Relay Switching and Programmable Dimming Systems 6.3.1 Low-Voltage Relays
45	6.4 Central Computer/Software-Based Systems
46	6.5 Sensors: Occupancy Sensors and Photosensors 6.5.1 Occupancy Sensors
47	6.5.2 Photosensors
49	6.6 Dimmable Ballasts and Drivers 6.7 Shade Control 6.8 Emergency Lighting Control
50	7.0 Control Protocols
51	7.1 0-10VDC Front End (ANSI E1.3 Entertainment Technology,Lighting Control Systems 0 to 10V Analog Control Specification) 7.2 ACN (ANSI 1.17 Entertainment Technology, Architecture for Control Networks) 7.3 ASCII (Information Systems, Coded Character Sets, 7-Bit American National Standard Code for Information Interchange) 7.4 BACnet® (ANSI/ASHRAE 135/ISO Standard 16848-5-2003, BACnet® A Data Communication Protocol for Building Automation and Control Networks) 7.5 DALI (IEC 60929 Annex E, Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) 7.6 DMX512 (ANSI E1.11 Entertainment Technology, USITT DMX 512-A, Asynchronous Serial Data Transmission standard for Controlling Lighting Equipment and Accessories) 7.7 EnOcean® 7.8 Konnex (KNX) 7.9 LonWorks® (ISO/IEC 14908-2) 7.10 MIDI & MIDI Show Control (Instrument Digital Interface MIDI 1.0 Detailed Specification, or “MIDI,” and MMA/AMEI Recommended Practice RP-002, or “MIDI Show Control”) 7.11 Modbus 7.12 RDM (ANSI E.120 Entertainment Technology, Remote Device Management Over USITT DMX512 Networks)
52	7.13 SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, 12M) 7.14 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol, or TCP, and the Internet Protocol, or IP) 7.15 XML (Extensible Markup Language) 7.16 ZigBee 7.17 Z-Wave 8.0 Commissioning
54	Annex A – Lighting Control Definitions
57	References