Field performance of daylight-linked lighting controls

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Author	Search for: Galasiu, A. D.¹; Search for: Atif, M. R.¹; Search for: MacDonald, R. A.¹
Affiliation	National Research Council of Canada. NRC Institute for Research in Construction
Format	Text, Article
Conference	IES Conference Proceedings: 05 August 2001, Ottawa, Ontario
Subject	daylighting, automatic lighting controls, lighting, lighting energy savings, controls, blinds, energy savings, field performance; Daylighting
Abstract	This study was intended to develop a systematic evaluation of real daylight-linked system performance in occupied spaces. It included lighting energy savings as a function of movable manual and automated shading devices, and the effect of blind angle and retraction area on the energy consumption and the space illumination. It evaluated: 1) the lighting energy savings from daylighting in four individual daylit office spaces equipped with two types of commercial daylight-linked lighting systems: automatic on/off and continuous dimming; and, 2) the impact of two types of movable shading devices, manually-operated and photocontrolled venetian blinds, on the performance of the daylight-linked lighting systems.
Publication date	2001-08-21
Language	English
Peer reviewed	Yes
NRC number	NRCC 44744 NRC-IRC-10267
NPARC number	20386311
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