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EEMs <strong>eQUEST</strong> <strong>Module</strong> 1 Internal Loads Daylighting Lighting Power Density Equipment Power Density APPENDIX The Daylighting EEM allows you to compare different daylighting controls and settings to maximize efficiency. It allows you to choose between side lit and top lit controls, the number of sensors, percentage of lights controlled, and design light levels. Control Method provides varying efficiencies and functions. A12 Created by Integrated Design Lab, Bozeman, Montana
Basic Energy Modeling and Comparative Runs EEMs Internal Loads Daylighting Lighting Power Density Equipment Power Density APPENDIX The Lighting Power Density EEM allows you to adjust the power and load percentages for Activity Areas. The actual hourly ambient lighting power levels are a product of the lighting density multiplied by the fractional value established in the hourly lighting schedules. This will define the loads available for daylighting controls assuming window or skylight adjacencies. This does not include task lighting. The lighting levels during unoccupied hours can also be manipulated thus affecting lighting schedule multipliers. The defaults are based on the Activity Area Type. Integrated Design Lab, Bozeman, Montana A13
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