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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2021-06-24-tcc-nlight-wired-lighting-schedule-playbook1 TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE DISTRICT ADDENDUM TO TCCD DESIGN GUIDE ACUITY LED FIXTURE AND nLIGHT\ROAM CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN PLAYBOOK June 21, 2021 Revision 6.4 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS PURPOSE nLIGHT SYSTEM OVERVIEW ROAM SYSTEM OVERVIEW LIGHTING DESIGN AND FIXTURE LAYOUTS \ SPECIFICATION nLIGHT LIGHTING CONTROLS PRODUCTS DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION ROAM LIGHTING CONTROLS PRODUCTS DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION PROCESS FOR BIDDING PROJECTS PROCESS FOR RELEASING A PROJECT TO MANUFACTURING PROCESS FOR INSTALLING LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEMS PROCESS FOR COMMISSIONING OF LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEMS PROCESS FOR DOCUMENTATION OF THE PROJECT PROCESS FOR POST COMMISSIONING WARRANTY OR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 3 PURPOSE The purpose of this document is to serve as a design playbook to guide all parties involved in a lighting and lighting controls project on any Tarrant County College District (TCCD) property when Acuity nLIGHT enabled LED fixtures, nLIGHT control system, ROAM enabled outdoor fixtures and ROAM control systems are involved. The playbook is being designed to bring continuity and consistency to lighting fixture and control selection, as well as the process for how they are: specified, designed, bid, submitted on, released, installed, commissioned, and supported. Once a project requiring LED lighting and\or nLIGHT lighting controls has been identified by TCCD personnel, the playbook should be used as a guide by TCCD and any third party subsequently brought into involvement on the project to make sure the TCCD designed standards are followed and that the proper parties such as Horton Controls Group (HCG) or Architectural Lighting Alliance (ALA) are notified. This playbook will be a living document. It will be revised and amended as needed to keep pace with the changing demands of the projects and personnel. Per this revision all projects will be designed under the guidelines of IECC 2015. VERY IMPORTANT: The first step in any project being initiated is to check the TCCD nLIGHT and ROAM databases via the TCCD designate to verify if a building has been upgraded at any level with nLIGHT\ROAM fixtures or controls equipment to prevent redundant purchasing or application of product. If the building has a previously installed nLIGHT\ROAM gateway, verify the device count to estimate if additional nLIGHT\ROAM fixtures and controls can be supported or if an additional gateway will be required. 4 nLIGHT SYSTEM OVERVIEW nLIGHT connects together intelligent digital devices, including occupancy sensors, photocells, power/relay packs, wall switches, dimmers, panels, and now even luminaires. Combined, this creates a system with “distributed intelligence” that can be configured in limitless ways to meet lighting needs and codes. nLIGHT offers “distributed intelligence,” meaning that every single device in every zone or network is digitally addressable. However, unlike other digital lighting control systems, every nLIGHT device is empowered to make its own switching and dimming decisions. So, instead of just room controllers, network servers, or centralized panels having intelligence, every nLIGHT device with a relay or dimming component has the intelligence to make its own control decisions. This enables designs where relays and dimming outputs can be located within sensors, photocells, and wall stations – not just in relay- only devices, such as room controllers or panels. This unmatched design flexibility allows for more elegant and cost-effective designs that minimize device count and wiring. BACKBONE DEVICES nECY MVOLT BAC GFXK (Eclypse) Gateway This BTL listed B-BC controller leverages native BACnet™/IP and WiFi to let you seamlessly integrate your lighting control system with your building management system. With its robust embedded web server, nLight ECLYPSE hosts edge applications and generates actionable, visual data with ENVYSION user interface. Legacy Gateway 2 Gateway The nLight Series 2 Gateway (nGWY2) provides time-based control of an nLight network as well as acts as the Ethernet interface for SensorView software. Consisting of a control unit and touch screen wall station, the nGWY2 expands the capacity and functionality of the Series 1 nLight Gateway (nGWY) and enables enhanced nLight architectures to be utilized. nBRG 8 Kit Bridge The nLight 8-Port Bridge increases the number of lighting control zones in an nLight system. The Bridge also is an integral component of the communication backbone in an nLight network. Fundamentally, Bridges act as hubs by aggregating traffic from the connected downstream zones and placing it onto the backbone. 5 USER INTERFACES nPODMA Entry Station The nPODMA Series WallPods are nLight-enabled toggle and/or dimming switches that provide a user with local control of a lighting zone. These single gang decorator style devices have soft- click buttons and have a green LED indicator for each button. Please note nPODMA will not have the raise/lower buttons. Only on/off. nPODMA DX Dimming Station WallPods with the DX dimming option have the added ability to adjust the level of any nLight controlled dimmable lighting. nWSXA PDT LV DX Dimming Occ Sensor The nWSXA PDT LV Series nLight wall switch occupancy sensor provides a simple control solution for a small room. Capable of detecting small motion up to 20 ft, this sensor is perfect for private offices, private rest rooms or any small enclosed space. The nWSX PDT LV utilizes PIR/Microphonics Dual Technology (PDT). nLight UNITOUCH Touchscreen Wall Switch The nLight® UNITOUCH is an integrated touchscreen wall switch providing seamless control of multiple luminaires and devices on the nLight lighting controls platform through a single piece of glass, and wirelessly through the myPersonify mobile app. Fresco Touchscreen 7” Touchscreen Controller Fresco is an integrated touchscreen lighting control solution delivering seamless control of traditional line-voltage dimming, switching, 0-10V, DALI, nLight®, and DMX for RGB and tunable white fixtures. Non-dynamic, please see HCG. 6 OCCUPANCY SENSORS nCM PDT Ceiling Sensor (Classrooms/Labs) The nCM PDT nLight ceiling and surface mount occupancy sensor provides a range of networked sensor solutions for applications with finished ceilings. Dual technology occupancy detection is designed for applications where occupants are stationary for long periods of time. nCMB 6 Ceiling Sensor (Gymnasiums) The nCMB family of nLight fixture mount occupancy sensors provide a range of networked sensor solutions for industrial fixtures and applications. nCMB family sensors utilize 100% digital Passive Infrared (PIR) detection and are available with several lens options, providing flexibility for multiple mounting height and coverage pattern requirements. . nWV PDT 16 Corner Mount Sensor (Classroom/Labs) Installed in the corner of the room along the entrance wall, this sensor provides line of sight Passive Infrared (PIR) detection of small movements up to 40 ft away (when mounted at a 9 ft height). Additionally, the nWV PDT 16 provides overlapping Microphonics technology to detect occupant movements that occur behind obstructions. nCM 10 Ceiling Sensor (Corridors) The nCM 10 nLight ceiling and surface mount occupancy sensor provides a range of networked sensor solutions for applications with finished ceilings. Passive Infrared Detection is ideal for detecting large motion. nCM ADC Ceiling Sensor (Classrooms/Corridors) The nCM ADC photocell sensors are ceiling/surface mount devices that provide a range of daylight harvesting features. The nCM PC provides on/off photocell control, while the nCM ADCX provides automatic dimming photocell. 7 POWER SUPPLIES/LOAD CONTROLLERS/AV INTEGRATORS PS 150/ PS 250 Power Supply As the name suggests, the PS-150 power supply contributes power to nLight devices such as the Gateway and Bridge. Wiring to terminal connections on those devices, the PS-150 generates up to 150mA of power at 15 VDC. nSP5 PCD Line Voltage Phase Dimming The nLight nSP5 PCD Series Secondary Relay and Dimming Pack is capable of switching and dimming incandescent lighting loads, certain line voltage dimmable fluorescent lighting loads, magnetic low voltage (MLV) lighting loads, and electronic low voltage (ELV) lighting loads. nPP16 Power Pack The nPP16 is capable of switching loads via an internal latching relay. These power packs also provide nLight system bus power - up to 40mA from each of its two RJ-45 ports. nPP16 D EFP Power Pack (Dimming) The nPP16 is capable of switching and dimming loads via an internal latching relay. These power packs also provide nLight system bus power - up to 40mA from each of its two RJ- 45 ports. nIO X KIT AV Integrator The nLight nIO X is a small inline wired device that digitally interfaces an nLight-enabled zone with a non- nLight device with RS-232 or RS-485 outputs (such as a 3rd party touch panel). This allows rooms with non- nLight touch panels to individually control all local switch channels in the nLight zone through on/off and raise/lower/go-to-level commands. 8 ROAM System Overview ROAM is a wireless control platform using screw in photocells with wireless communication cards communicating via a wireless mesh network to a ROAM Gateway. The ROAM gateway collects data and transmits commands from the ROAM Graphic Software. The software is a web based portal allowing control, programming, and monitoring of all outdoor ROAM enabled fixtures. ROAM ensures that your area lights are working and enhancing area safety. ROAM reduces area lighting energy consumption and significantly reduces your carbon footprint. ROAM eliminates visual patrolling and repeat maintenance trips for your crews, resulting in improved efficiencies and reduced operating costs. ROAM enables immediate response to area lighting failures, virtually eliminating citizen and customer complaints. REG127 EX 5 V (ROAM system gateway to LAN\WAN from wireless nodes) REN127 DV1 0 REN480 DV1 0 DUR105 (120\277 Dimming Node) (480 Dimming Node) (Dimming Node Bracket) 9 LIGHTING DESIGN AND FIXTURE LAYOUTS \ SPECIFICATION Most projects undertaken by TCCD will involve both lighting fixture upgrades as well as lighting control upgrades. In the event that fixture upgrades are not required, this step in the process will be omitted. However, in most cases the selection and layout of the new lighting fixtures (for remodel projects) will be considered the first step followed in the playbook. Projects requiring 2x4 layin fixtures will be using the TCCD standard selection, the Lithonia Lighting BLT nLIGHT enabled troffer 2BLT4 A 48L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100. If other fixtures are required by the projects lighting needs, nLIGHT enabled products should be used if possible for their ease of integration into the nLIGHT lighting control system. If non-Acuity products are to be used they must be coordinated with ALA for integration into the nLIGHT lighting control system via nLIGHT dimming and switching power packs. Once the fixture selections and layout are completed by either the design build contractor or MEP engineer for the project, the lighting controls need to be integrated into the design. ALA will handle the application of the nLIGHT lighting controls following the design criteria described in the playbook based on the type of room and its application. The design build contractor \ MEP engineer may also integrate the nLIGHT controls via the direction of the playbook if desired for publication of the bid documents. BLT with nLight IBG with nLight LDN with nLight SEE FIXTURE SCHEDULE BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL FIXTURES WITH NLIGHT ENABLED CAPABILITY 10 SYMBOL MODEL SPECIFICATION LAMP TYPE WATTAGE COMMENTS A Lithonia 2BLT4 A 48L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100 EMG)LED 38 Recessed 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 4800 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. A-ALT Lithonia 2RTL4 - CAS - 48L - D49 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 49 Recessed 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 4800 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. B Lithonia 2BLT4 A 40L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100 EMG)LED 32 Recessed 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 4000 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. B-ALT Lithonia 2RTL4 - CAS - 40L - D40 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 40 Recessed 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 4000 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. C Lithonia 2BLT2 A 33L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100 EMG)LED 27 Recessed 2 X 2 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 3300 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. C-ALT Lithonia 2RTL2 - CAS - 33L - D38 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 38 Recessed 2 X 2 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 3300 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. D Lithonia 2BLT2 A 20L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100 EMG)LED 17 Recessed 2 X 2 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 2400 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. D-ALT Lithonia 2RTL2- CAS - 24L - D24 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 24 Recessed 2 X 2 dimmable fixture. Central air slots, 2400 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. E Lithonia BLWP2 20L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100EMG) LED 17 Two (2) foot length strip fixture with high impact acrylic diffuser with white finish, 1200 lumen output. Use in bathrooms above mirror. SEE NOTE 1. E-ALT Lithonia WL2 - 12L - EZ1 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 19 Two (2) foot length strip fixture with high impact acrylic diffuser with white finish, 1200 lumen output. Use in bathrooms above mirror. SEE NOTE 1. F Lithonia BLWP4 30L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100EMG) LED 25 Four (4) foot length strip fixture with high impact acrylic diffuser with white finish, 3000 lumen output. Use in utility closets, small corridors, etc. SEE NOTE 1. F-ALT Lithonia WL4 - 30L - EZ1 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 28 Four (4) foot length strip fixture with high impact acrylic diffuser with white finish, 3000 lumen output. Use in utility closets, small corridors, etc. SEE NOTE 1. G Lithonia BLWP4 40L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100EMG) LED 35 Four (4) foot length strip fixture with high impact acrylic diffuser white finish, 4000 lumen output. Use in stairwells, utility closets, small corridors, etc. SEE NOTE 1. G-ALT Lithonia WL4 - 40L - EZ1 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG)LED 40 Four (4) foot length strip fixture with high impact acrylic diffuser white finish, 4000 lumen output. Use in stairwells, utility closets, small corridors, etc. SEE NOTE 1. G1 Lithonia CLX L48 7000LM SEF RDL MVOLT EZ1 50K 90CRI N100 WH LED 50 Four (4) foot length strip light with snap on frosted diffuser, 7000 lumens, white finish, one pair of 10' aircraft cable, and nLight switching/dimming module. G1-ALT Lithonia ZL1N-L48-7000LM-FST-MVOLT- 50K-90CRI-WH-ZACHV-NPP16D LED 67 Four (4) foot length strip light with snap on frosted diffuser, 7000 lumens, white finish, one pair of 10' aircraft cable, and nLight switching/dimming module. G2 Lithonia CLX L96 14000LM SEF RDL MVOLT EZ1 50K 90CRI N100 WH LED 95 Eight (8) foot length strip light with snap on frosted diffuser, 14000 lumens, white finish, one pair of 10' aircraft cable, and nLight switching/dimming module. G2-ALT Lithonia TZL1N-L96-14000LM-FST- MVOLT-50K-90CRI-WH-ZACHV-NPP16D LED 134 Eight (8) foot length strip light with snap on frosted diffuser, 14000 lumens, white finish, one pair of 10' aircraft cable, and nLight switching/dimming module. H LDN6 40/30 LO6WR MVOLT EZ1 NPP16D (Wet Location Standard)LED 35 Recessed LED downlight, 6" aperture, 3000 lumen output with 4000K color temperature and white trim color, wide distribution and specular finish. NPP16D option provides nLight dimming w/ 0- 10V ELDOLED driver, dimming need not be used, but this option is required for control through nLight. I Lithonia BLT4 A 40L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 LED 32 1 X 4 recessed fixture with 4000 lumen output. INTERIOR LIGHTING FIXTURE SPECIFICATION 11 SYMBOL MODEL SPECIFICATION LAMP TYPE WATTAGE COMMENTS L Lithonia ELM2L SDRT 2 LED LIGHTS 2.4 L-ALT Lithonia Lighting ELM2-SD. 120/277V 2 KRYPTON LAMPS 1.5 Emergency Battery Pack with self diagnostics. M Lithonia 2BLT4 A 48L ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100 EMG)LED 38 Recessed 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. Air Return, 4800 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. Dims to 1% (0-10 V dimming). M-ALT Lithonia Lighting 2VTL4-H-48L-ADP-EZ1- LP840-N100 (N100EMG)LED 46.9 Recessed 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. Air Return, 4800 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. Dims to 1% (0-10 V dimming). N Lithonia Lighting EXIT sign. LE-S-1(2)-G- (blank or ELN)-SD LED 1.5 Exit sign. 1(2) number of faces. If emergency source (generator or inverter) is not available, then provide ELN (emergency battery) option. SD option indicates self diagnostics. Operable on 120/277V. P Lithonia Lighting 2BLTX4 72L EZ1 ADSMT EZ1 LP840 N100 (N100EMG)LED 67 Surface mounted 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. No air function, 7200 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. Dims to 1% (0-10 V dimming). P-ALT Lithonia Lighting 2RTLX4 - 72L - EZ1 - LP840 - N100 (N100EMG) LED 72 Surface mounted 2 X 4 dimmable fixture. No air function, 7200 lumens, multivolt ballast, 4000K color temperature. Dims to 1% (0-10 V dimming). Q Lithonia Lighting LTHOVAL MR16GU10 LED 27K MW LED 5 Track lights. Wattage is for each head. Contractor must provide track length, as indicated on drawings, along with related accessories to make track lighting functional (connectors, end caps, extenders, junctions, etc.) T IBG 24000LM SEF PFL WD MVOLT GZ10 50K 80CRI NPP16D DWH LED 150 24,000 LUMEN OUTPUT. High bay and warehouse lighting. U Lithonia UCEL X 30K 90CRI SWR WH LED 6 Undercabinet Lighting V Mark Architectural SL4L QS LLP 4FT MSL4 80CRI 40K 800LMF I80CRI SCT MIN1 277 WHT NLIGHT (FOR EM: ADD - EM TO TYPE AND 1EC TO NOMENCLATURE) LED 32 Recessed architectrual linear with 800 lumens per foot. V1 Mark Architectural SL4LD QS LLP 4FT MSL4 80CRI 40K 800LMF I80CRI SCT MIN1 277 WHT NLIGHT (FOR EM: ADD - EM TO TYPE AND 1EC TO NOMENCLATURE) LED 32 Suspended architectrual linear with 800 lumens per foot, direct illumination only. V2 Mark Architectural SL4LID QS LLP 4FT MSL4 80CRI 40K 800LMF I80CRI SCT MIN1 277 WHT NLIGHT (FOR EM: ADD - EM TO TYPE AND 1EC TO NOMENCLATURE) LED 49 Suspended architectrual linear with 800 lumens per foot, direct and indirect illumination. V3 Mark Architectural SL4L QS LLP XFT MSLX FLP FL 80CRI 40K 800LMF WW MIN1 277 WHT NLIGHT (FOR EM: ADD - EM TO TYPE AND 1EC TO NOMENCLATURE) LED 32 Recesssed for use in classrooms with soffit's along teaching walls. X Lithonia EDGR 1 G EL SD LED 3 Recsessed single sided Edge Lit Exit Sign INTERIOR LIGHTING FIXTURE SPECIFICATION (Continued) 12 SYMBOL MODEL SPECIFICATION LAMP TYPE WATTAGE COMMENTS A Lithonia RSX2 LED P4 50K R3 HVOLT RPA PER7 DF DDBXD LED 187 25,000 LUMEN OUTPUT. Walkway and campus interior lighting. A-ALT Lithonia DSX2 LED P2 50K T3M 480 RPUMBA PER5 DF DBLXD LED 185 24,373 LUMEN OUTPUT. Walkway and campus interior lighting. B Lithonia RSX3 LED P4 50K R3 HVOLT RPA PER7 DF DDBXD LED 312 40,448 LUMEN OUTPUT. Parking Lot and Roadway lighting. B-ALT Lithonia DSX2 LED P6 50K TFTM 480 RPUMBA PER5 DF DBXLD LED 343 41,305 LUMEN OUTPUT. Parking Lot and Roadway lighting. C DSXW2 LED 30C 700 40K T4M 277 PER DCR DF LED 71 8,140 LUMEN OUTPUT. Wallpack. Builidng mounted. D Lithonia HLF2 LED P2 50K WFL 480 UBV IS PER5 DF DBLXD LED 487 54,106 LUMEN OUTPUT. Outdoor space (e.g., athletic courts) flood lighting. EXTERIOR LIGHTING FIXTURE SPECIFICATION Lighting Schedule Notes: 1. "-ALT" fixtures describe legacy LED fixtures from the first generation of TCCD LED retrofits and new construction. These fixtures are typically less efficient, more expensive and have longer lead times than the non"-ALT" fixtures and should only be used after close coordination with TCCD when there is overlap. All existing LED fixtures removed should be turned over to TCCD for re-use.TCCD 2. EZ1 denotes standard driver going down to 1% dimming (need not be dimmed). N100 denotes nLight control without lumen management. N100EMG denotes nLight control without lumen management for use as an emergency fixture. This option should only be specified if an Emergency power source (generator or AC inverter) is available and nLight controls are used to control the fixture. Only an Emergency circuit (no normal circuit is required) is routed to this fixture. The nLight controls (gateways, bridges, wall switches, etc) must use normal power, because the CAT 5 cable routed to the fixture is used to sense that normal (utility) voltage is not available. 13 EXTERIOR LIGHTING FIXTURE SELECTION \ LAYOUT Projects requiring area lighting, wall pack lighting, and\or pathway lighting should use Acuity brands RSX Series Area Lighter or DSXW2 Wall Pack products that are capable of being controlled via the ROAM lighting control system from Acuity. This requires that the fixture have a photocell receptacle, or when needed, the ROAM photocell bracket\receptacle mounted to the fixture pole support or building. If dimming is required, the fixture needs to have the PER5 option. If non-Acuity fixtures are to be used they must be coordinated with HCG\ALA for ROAM control. RSX LED DSXW LED 14 nLIGHT LIGHTING CONTROLS PRODUCTS Classrooms, Laboratory’s, Classroom\Laboratory Combination rooms: 1-nPOD UNITOUCH (touch screen master controller, scene selector, channel controller. Capable of assigning fixtures to channels in space without software, located on near podium) 1-nPODM (entry station(s) located at main door for full on\off control of room additional units for second\third door way if applicable) 1-nWV PDT 16 (high corner wall mount dual technology occupancy sensor for complete coverage of standard 30x30 classroom. Two units may be needed for larger rooms). Also acceptable are nCM PDT 10 ceiling mount units. 1-nCM PDT 9 (ceiling mount dual technology occupancy sensor for classrooms with “hallway” type entrance if applicable) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if required) or 1-nCM ADCX DZ (dual zone capable dimming photocell if required) 1-nIO X KIT (A\V RS232 interface if required) # - nPP20 PL (nLight Plug load rated power pack) – 50% of receptacles shall have automatic off. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. Lights zoned to accommodate teaching wall, general area, and daylighting zones. Scenes for one touch control for basic classroom functions like; FULL ON, AV MODE (fixtures in front of televisions off), PRESENTATION MODE, TEST MODE, and FULL OFF (Daylighting sensor set points to be adjusted accordingly based on lighting preset if provided on project) All fixtures to be labeled from the orientation of the professor looking towards the teaching wall using an Excel spreadsheet format i.e.: Starting with the row of fixtures closest to the primary teaching wall, the left most fixture would be labeled A1, the fixture on same row to the immediate right will be labeled A2 until the end of the row is reached. The row of fixtures second nearest to the teaching wall starting the far left will be labeled B1, B2, working to the right until the end of the row is reached. This labeling convention is to be repeated until the last row is included. Plug load power packs only track motion sensors, ON with room occupied, OFF when Vacant, independent of lighting controls. Daylight Harvesting zones as defined by IECC 2021 for primary and secondary as required. 15 Classrooms Without A Soffit Recommended classroom layout calls for 2x2 fixtures (BLT - Type C) with a 6’ x 8’ spacing 16 Classrooms With A Soffit Recommended classroom layout calls for 2x2 fixtures (BLT – Type C) with a 6’ x 8’ spacing, as well as recessed linear lighting (Mark Slot 4 – Type V3) within the soffit on all teaching walls. Linear fixtures to be continuous, only breaking when a projector is encountered. 17 Preset Definitions: Full On – All lights at 100%, photocell activley controlling window zone lights. A\V – Lights directly in front of television or screen turned off, all other lights set to dimmed level. Presentation – Lights directly in front of white board at 100%, all other lights set to dimmed level. Test- All lights at 100%, photocell and occupancy sensor inactive for set time period. Full Off – All lights at 0%, occupancy sensor will not turn lights on if room is still occupied. 18 UNITOUCH (TOUCH SCREEN CONTROL OVERVIEW) Idle Screen Saver Preset Control Screen Zone Intensity Adjustment Zone Intensity Adjustment 19 Predictive Off Setting allows lights to be turned off manual with wall station by a person leaving the room while allowing the AUTO On feature to reactivate after a vacancy grace period. Room shall have line voltage key switch(s) installed for TCCD facilities to be able to de-energize all fixtures in a room at once or in two zones for maintenance purpose. They are to be sown on the lighting plans by the MEP Engineer or design build contractor when preparing the drawings for bid purpose. These switches are to be rated for the correct amount of electrical load and provided \ installed be the electrical contractor. Locate above the main entrance. Private Office: (with non-window wall on hallway side) 1-nWSX PDT LV DX (wall mount dual technology occupancy sensor with manual on\off and raise \ lower control) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if required) or 1-nCM ADCX DZ (dual zone capable dimming photocell if required) # - nPP20 PL (nLight Plug load rated power pack) – 50% of receptacles shall have automatic off. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. Plug load power packs only track motion sensors, ON with room occupied, OFF when Vacant, independent of lighting controls. Daylight Harvesting zones as defined by IECC 2021 for primary and secondary as required. Private Office: (with window wall on hallway side) 1-nPODM DX (entry wall station for on\off and raise\lower) 1-nCM PDT 9 OR 10 DEPENDING ON SIZE OF ROOM (ceiling mount dual technology occupancy sensors) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if required) or 1-nCM ADCX DZ (dual zone capable dimming photocell if required) # - nPP20 PL (nLight Plug load rated power pack) – 50% of receptacles shall have automatic off. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. Plug load power packs only track motion sensors, ON with room occupied, OFF when Vacant, independent of lighting controls. Daylight Harvesting zones as defined by IECC 2021 for primary and secondary as required. 20 Conference Room Large (six or more seats): 1-nLight Unitouch (touch screen master controller, scene selector, channel controller. Capable of assigning fixtures to channels in space without software) 1-nPODM (entry stations for full on\off control of room from second\third door way if applicable) 1-nWV PDT 16 (high corner wall mount dual technology occupancy sensor for complete coverage. Two units may be needed for larger rooms). Also acceptable are nCM PDT 10 ceiling mount units. 1-nCM PDT 9 (ceiling mount dual technology occupancy sensor for conference rooms with “hallway” type entrance if applicable) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if required) or 1-nCM ADCX DZ (dual zone capable dimming photocell if required) # - nPP20 PL (nLight Plug load rated power pack) – 50% of receptacles shall have automatic off. 1-nIO X KIT (A\V RS232 interface if required) Follow the same fixture labeling convention for conference rooms as classroom \ laboratories, from the perspective of the person looking at the presentation wall. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. Lights zoned to accommodate Projection screens, general area, daylighting zones, and other special areas as needed such as serveries. Scenes for one touch control for basic conference room functions like; FULL ON, AV MODE, PRESENTATION MODE, and FULL OFF Predictive Off Setting allows lights to be turned off manual with wall station by person leaving the room while allowing the AUTO On feature to reactivate after a vacancy grace period. Plug load power packs only track motion sensors, ON with room occupied, OFF when Vacant, independent of lighting controls. Daylight Harvesting zones as defined by IECC 2021 for primary and secondary as required. 21 Conference Room Small (six or less seats): 1-nLight Unitouch (touch screen master controller, scene selector, channel controller. Capable of assigning fixtures to channels in space without software) 1-nCM PDT 10 (ceiling mount dual technology occupancy sensors) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if required) or 1-nCM ADCX DZ (dual zone capable dimming photocell if required) # - nPP20 PL (nLight Plug load rated power pack) – 50% of receptacles shall have automatic off. Follow the same fixture labeling convention for conference rooms as classroom \ laboratories, from the perspective of the person looking at the presentation wall. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. Lights zoned to accommodate Projection screens, general area, daylighting zones, and other special areas as needed such as serveries. Scenes for one touch control for basic conference room functions like; FULL ON, AV MODE, PRESENTATION MODE, and FULL OFF Predictive Off Setting allows lights to be turned off manual with wall station by person leaving the room while allowing the AUTO On feature to reactivate after a vacancy grace period. Plug load power packs only track motion sensors, ON with room occupied, OFF when Vacant, independent of lighting controls. Daylight Harvesting zones as defined by IECC 2021 for primary and secondary as required. Corridors: #- nCM 10 (ceiling mount Infrared motion sensor) #- nCM 10 ADCX or 1-nCM ADCX DZ (dual zone capable dimming photocell if required) (ceiling mount Infrared motion sensor with dimming photocell for corridors with daylight from windows) (REMOVE EXISTING LINE VOLTAGE TOGGLE SWITCHES AND CAP WALL BOX WITH COVER PLATE) Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Occupancy sensors always raise the lights from a set minimum level to a set maximum level based on time of day profile programmed into nLIGHT Gateway During time in normal business hours the lights will go to a set dimmed level when corridor is unoccupied and a set maximum level when occupied. During time after normal business hours the lights will go to a set dimmed level or OFF when corridor is unoccupied and a set maximum level when occupied. Daylight Harvesting zones as defined by IECC 2021 for primary and secondary as required. 22 Restrooms: 1-nPODMA (manual override switch) #-nCM PDT 10 2P (ceiling mount dual technology occupancy sensor, quantity determined by size of room) 1-nCM 9 (ceiling mount infrared occupancy sensor for restrooms with “hallway” type entrance if applicable) #-nPP16 (relay power pack for non nLIGHT enabled fixtures as needed per circuit in space as well as exhaust fan motors) Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Occupancy sensors always raise the lights from a set minimum level to a set maximum level and turn on\off the exhaust fans based on time of day profile programmed into nLIGHT Gateway During time in normal business hours manual override switch is disabled, after hours use only) During time in normal business hours the lights will go to a set dimmed level when restroom is unoccupied and a set maximum level when occupied. During time after normal business hours the lights will go to a set dimmed level or OFF when restroom is unoccupied and a set maximum level when occupied. Exhaust fan run times can be controlled independently for lighting by nLIGHT occupancy sensors using multiple channels for independent time outs and SensorView for scheduling. Gymnasiums: #- nLight Unitouch (touch screen master controller, scene selector, channel controller. Capable of assigning fixtures to channels in space without software) 1-nPODM 1SB (scene selector station for partition mapping of channels and presets if needed) #-nCMB 6 (fixture mounted highbay occupancy sensor, quantity be design per application) Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Occupancy sensors shall be arranged for coverage of entry\exits with minimal quantities used. When the gymnasium is occupied the lights are to come on to a minimal level only, enough light to provide easy of passage. If more light is needed the lighting controls are to be used. Each main entrance will have an nPOD UNITOUCH for zone based control. Zones are to be based on gymnasium layout i.e., near zone, far zone from perspective of person operating controller with regards to gymnasium divider curtain. Consult TCCD staff or Chris Sears for special gymnasium configurations. 23 Natatoriums: #- nPODM 4S LT XX (scene selector with high humidity protection) #-nCMB 6 LT (fixture mounted high bay occupancy sensor, quantity to be by design per application) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if needed) Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Occupancy sensors shall be arranged for coverage of entire space. When the natatorium is occupied the lights are to come on to full bright. If different light levels are needed the lighting controls are to be used. Each main entrance will have an nPODM 4S LT for scene control. Consult TCCD staff or Chris Sears for special configurations. Warehouse: #- nPODM 4S XX (scene selector) # - nLIGHT enabled high bay LED fixtures with embedded nLIGHT sensors Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Each aisle is to be programmed to operate independently. Open spaces are to be programmed for zones appropriately. nPODM 4S are strategically placed for override as needed. Fixtures are set for high\low operation during most heavily used times and high\low\off operation after hours. Library’s: Depending on the space, a mixture of nLIGHT enabled fixtures and possible non-acuity brands fixtures from ALA to be used as needed. nLIGHT controls designed to meet code and functional requirements of TCCD. Consult HCG and ALA as needed. Possible use of Fresco \ Easyl DMX devices for color changing fixtures via RGB. 24 Reception Areas: 1-nLight Unitouch (touch screen master controller, scene selector, channel controller. Capable of assigning fixtures to channels in space without software) 1-nCM PDT 10 (ceiling mount dual technology occupancy sensors) 1-nCM ADCX (dimming photocell if needed) Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 100% with manual override as needed. Lights zoned to accommodate general area, daylighting zones, and other special areas as needed such as serveries. Area shall have line voltage key switch(s) installed for TCCD facilities to be able to de-energize all fixtures in a room at once or in two zones for maintenance purpose. They are to be sown on the lighting plans by the MEP Engineer or design build contractor when preparing the drawings for bid purpose. These switches are to be rated for the correct amount of electrical load and provided \ installed be the electrical contractor. Locate above the main entrance. Mechanical Rooms: 1-nWSX PDT LV DX (wall mount dual technology occupancy sensor with manual on\off and raise \ lower control) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 100% manual override as needed. Stairwells: BLWP nLIGHT enabled fixtures installed and connected to nLIGHT network lie a vertical corridor. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) Occupancy sensors always raise the lights from a set minimum level to a set maximum level based on time of day profile programmed into nLIGHT Gateway During time in normal business hours the lights will go to a set dimmed level when corridor is unoccupied and a set maximum level when occupied. During time after normal business hours the lights will go to a set dimmed level or OFF when corridor is unoccupied and a set maximum level when occupied. Room shall have line voltage key switch(s) installed for TCCD facilities to be able to de-energize all fixtures in a room at once or in two zones for maintenance purpose. They are to be sown on the lighting plans by the MEP Engineer or design build contractor when preparing the drawings for bid purpose. These switches are to be rated for the correct amount of electrical load and provided \ installed be the electrical contractor. Locate above the main entrance Storage Closest: 1-nWSX PDT LV DX (wall mount dual technology occupancy sensor with manual on\off and raise \ lower control) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. 25 Janitor Closets: 1-nWSX PDT LV DX (wall mount dual technology occupancy sensor with manual on\off and raise \ lower control) Auto On upon entry of room with total light level set to 50% or less with manual override as needed. Parking Garage: VCPG nLIGHT AIR wireless fixtures with embed sensors installed and connected to TCCD LAN\WAN via nLight AIR Dongle. nLIGHT Sensorview software provides programming control for high\low\off operation as needed for security and functionality similar to a TCCD corridor with nLIGHT. Theaters: Standalone performance space, contact Chris Sears of HCG at 972-523-3737 for ETC lighting and lighting control design for specific space requirements. Possible interconnection with nLIGHT for sweep off via nAR 40 signal relay via dry contact closure to ETC equipment. Design Application Notes All CAT 5 cable used for nLIGHT installations to be white pre-terminated cables from Acuity Brands Controls. In all applications above, Sensor View software allows monitoring and override of zones and specific fixtures in zones if needed and nLIGHT enabled. Sensor View also allows the remote manipulation and adjustment of any setting on any device. All projects using nLIGHT lighting controls will be programmed and coordinated through the nLIGHT SensorView software installed on the TCCD campus server. All nLIGHT Gateway devices to be labeled with word GATEWAY followed by four letter TCCD scheme from master list and building room number, i.e. GATEWAY NACB 1912 for building on Northeast campus. All nLIGHT bridges to be labeled with the word BRIDGE followed by building name \room number \ location within building, i.e. BRIDGE SSCI CORR 150. All nLIGHT bridges ports to be labeled with the word PORT followed by room type\number connected to that bridge port, i.e. PORT CLASSROOM 2120. All nLIGHT devices to be labeled with descriptive word (FIXTURE, SENSOR, SWITCH, PHOTOCELL, RELAY, ETC) with fixtures having the Excel naming value added, i.e FIXTURE 2x4 BLT LED A1. If an application not described is required, consult TCCD staff or Chris Sears of The Lighting Alliance (972-523-3737) for direction. 26 ROAM LIGHTING CONTROLS PRODUCTS Parking Lots: #- REN127 DV1 0 (120/277V) or REN480 DV1 0 (480V) ROAM NODES (Fixture mounted dimming photocell\wireless controller) 1-GATEWAY REG127 (ROAM wireless controller, if not already installed on campus) Typically only one ROAM Gateway will be required per campus but depending on the layout of campus buildings additional ROAM Gateway devises may be needed per campus. Sequence of Operation (can be modified many different ways) ROAM nodes will turn on their individual lighting fixtures based on their internal photocells as dusk approaches. At a preselected time, ROAM controlled fixtures can reduce their light output (if LED and equipped for dimming) or turn off to create a lighting effect for after hours or low use times of the night. At a preselected time, ROAM controlled fixtures can increase their light levels (if LED and equipped for dimming) or turn on to create a lighting effect for normal hours or higher use times of the night. ROAM nodes not already turned off by the ROAM software via schedules will be turned off based on their internal photocell as dawn approaches. Fixture to be used is the RSX2 with ROAM enabled dimming and photocell receptacle as well as surge suppression and double fuse option. Example (verify with TLA as needed for particular project) RSX2 LED P4 50K R3 HVOLT RPA PER7 DF DDBXD If pole is less than 24’ and fixture is over 78W, then an embedded motion sensor will be needed, consult Chris Sears at HCG to determine if SSI sensor with non-dim ROAM node is needed or nAIR embeded sensor. Pathway Lighting: #- REN127 DV1 0 (120/277V) or REN480 DV1 0(480V) ROAM NODES (Fixture mounted dimming photocell\wireless controller) 1-GATEWAY REG127 (ROAM wireless controller, if not already installed on campus) Typically only one ROAM Gateway will be required per campus but depending on the layout of campus buildings additional ROAM Gateway devises may be needed per campus. Fixture to be used is the RSX1 with ROAM enabled dimming and photocell receptacle as well as surge suppression and double fuse option. 27 Building Exterior Wall Pack Lighting: #- REN127 DV1 0 (120/277V) or REN480 DV1 0 (480V) ROAM NODES (Fixture mounted dimming photocell\wireless controller) 1-GATEWAY REG127 (ROAM wireless controller, if required) Typically only one ROAM Gateway will be required per campus but depending on the layout of campus buildings additional ROAM Gateway devises may be needed per campus. Fixture to be used is the RSX2 with ROAM enabled dimming and photocell receptacle as well as surge suppression and double fuse option. Example (verify with TLA as needed for particular project) DSXW2 LED 30C 700 40K T4M 277 PER DCR DF If smaller DSXW2 wall pack is needed, ROAM DUR105 bracket to be installed per fixture to allow ROAM node independent control of fixture. In all applications above, ROAM View software allows monitoring and override of zones and specific fixtures in zones if needed. ROAM Enterprise also allows the remote manipulation and adjustment of any setting on any device. All projects using ROAM lighting controls will be programmed and coordinated through the ROAM Enterprise software installed on the TCCD campus server. PROCESS FOR BIDDING PROJECTS If the project is to be issued for biding purposes, the design documents including the layout drawings with lighting fixtures and lighting controls need to be issued to the appropriate parties. These documents should reflect the design criteria and processes for project completion described in this playbook. They should include a fixture schedule that has the correct nomenclature indicating fixtures that have embedded nLIGHT and\or ROAM technology. The fixture designations in the fixture schedule must match the fixture designations on the drawings next to the fixture. If the project is not being issues for general bid purpose, the same processes as above should be followed in terms of the information that is to be generated and shared between the design contingent and TCCD directly. PROCESS FOR RELEASING A PROJECT TO MANUFACTURING In order for a project to be released to manufacturing for production and shipment of the lighting fixtures and lighting controls products, a set of submittal drawings should be signed approved by TCCD personnel. These submittal drawings will be requested by TCCD after the awarding of the project following the bid process, if applicable, or from the design build contractor at the appropriate time. The submittal drawings should be prepared by HCG. They will consist of a cover page with correct project title, bill of material for the controls product to be used, floor plan layout of project showing all fixtures and controls with circuiting, any special details or diagrams, specification sheets on all products, and nLIGHT or ROAM installation \ commissioning paper work. 28 It is recommended that TCCD, HCG, and the design build contractor or MEP Engineer review the submittals on site in a project meeting before TCCD approves the drawings and releases the project for construction. PROCESS FOR INSTALLING LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEMS At the appropriate time, after demolition on remodel projects or before conduit and electrical boxes are set on new construction, the electrical contractor, HCG, and TCCD personnel are required to meet on site to review the approved lighting and lighting controls submittals and verify that nothing has changed due to site conditions or project requirements. During this meeting, HCG personnel will go over the installation and required documentation for the nLIGHT and ROAM systems with the electrical contractor. Special attention will be paid to the paper work required by nLIGHT and ROAM in order for the electrical contractor to schedule the factory technicians for the commissioning of the systems. A timeline will be established to help ensure that all the project requirements are archived. PROCESS FOR COMMISSIONING OF LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEMS Per the on-site installation meeting held earlier in the project’s timeline, the appropriate paper work needs to be completed and sent to Chris Sears at HCG. Chris will coordinate with HCG field service and have the their technician contact the electrical contractor for scheduling of the commissioning process for the nLIGHT controls. Chris will coordinate with HCG and have the ROAM technician contact the electrical contractor for scheduling of the commissioning process. The electrical contractor must coordinate the dates requested to HCG for this commissioning process with the correct TCCD personnel so that TCCD can be prepared and represented for the owner training portion of the commissioning process. TCCD personnel from the project must be present during the owner training to ensure that the system is set up correctly per the approved submittals and to ensure that TCCD staff understand the systems operation. This will help to ensure that the TCCD staff occupying the facility understand the system they will use on a daily basis and that their expectations of the system are in line with its proposed and approved capabilities. HCG technicians are to upgrade as needed nLIGHT components connected to any system that is being commissioned and to coordinate this with TCCD personnel if required to upgrade similar products on other previously installed projects. Per the playbook, the components of the nLIGHT and ROAM system will be programmed and labeled by the HCG\factory technicians to maintain the standard as set by TCCD. All loading information for nLIGHT relays and dimmers to be entered into nLIGHT database per project. PROCESS FOR DOCUMENTATION OF THE PROJECT Post the successful commissioning of the project, the master list of facilities for TCCD will be verified to be updated confirming which campuses, buildings, and rooms (parking areas) have been renovated \ constructed with nLIGHT and ROAM. This will help to ensure seamless integration of future renovation projects with existing renovation project, to help in keeping cost down by preventing duplication of controls equipment, and to help TCCD in planning for the future. The final version of the installation drawings are to be filed by TCCD on the correct server under a folder representing the documentation for that particular project. Any other post pertinent documentation should be stored here for future reference. 29 PROCESS FOR POST COMMISSIONING WARRANTY OR TECHNICAL SUPPORT When an issue is detected on a project, TCCD facilities should contact the installing electrical contractor directly if still under warranty. If out of the electrical contractor’s warranty, then TCCD should contact the manufacture directly via the 800 number for that manufacture. If TCCD has a questions about the issue or the correct manufacture to call, they should call Chris Sears at HCG for coordination assistance.