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I. OverviewEmergency LIGHTING CONTROL options arerapidly expanding in response to growingneeds by design professionals and buildingowners to save energy and achieve aestheticand functional design objectives. Yetemergency LIGHTING part of a building s lifesafety system remains highly regulated,making system design and product selectiona challenging and often confusing task. Theintroduction of next generation automaticload CONTROL relays designed and listed foruse on EMERGENCY LIGHTING circuits warrantsthe attention of designers and ownersbecause of the significant performancebenefits offered by these innovative, code -compliant paper provides background on themany codes governing EMERGENCY LIGHTING . Itexplains why specifiers in some regions arehaving to allocate more watts per squarefoot to EMERGENCY LIGHTING than they have inthe past, making the energy waste of always-on LIGHTING designs a significant operatingexpense.
in place for a building to receive a certificate of occupancy, designers may be advised to plan for the more stringent requirements. Key national codes and standards
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