IES RP 4 2013

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IES RP-4 Recommended Practice for Library Lighting

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This document has been written for use by lighting design professionals, architects, engineers, library administrators, librarians and educators to provide useful practical information that will help produce an energy efficient pleasing lighted environment. This new Recommended Practice provides design criteria for the many different types of spaces found within today

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
2	Copyright
4	Committee
6	Contents
10	1.0 Introduction 2.0 Types of Libraries and Tasks 2.1 Types of Libraries
11	2.1.1 Public Libraries 2.1.2 School Libraries 2.1.3 Special Libraries 2.1.4 Academic and Research Libraries
12	2.2 Library Tasks 3.0 Equipment and Design Factors 3.1 Application Illuminance Recommendations for Libraries – Introduction
13	4.0 Daylighting
22	5.0 Energy 6.0 Emergency Lighting
23	6.1 Types of Emergency Lighting Systems 6.2 Exit Illumination
24	7.0 Lighting Economics 8.0 Library Lighting Systems 8.1 Lighting Effects 8.1.1 Task Lighting
25	8.1.2 Vertical Surface Lighting 8.1.2.1 Wall Washing 8.1.2.2 Grazing 8.1.3 Ambient Lighting 8.1.3.1 Direct Lighting
26	8.1.3.2 High Performance Recessed Lighting 8.1.3.3 Indirect Lighting 8.1.3.4 Direct/Indirect Lighting 8.1.4 Accent Lighting 8.1.5 Diffuse Lighting
27	8.1.6 Concentrated Lighting 8.2 Ballasts 8.2.1 Metal Halide and Fluorescent Ballasts 8.2.2 Solid State Lighting (SSL) Power Supplies 8.3 Luminaires 8.3.1 Recessed Troffer Luminaires
28	8.3.2 Pendant Fluorescent Luminaires
29	8.3.3 Task Lights 8.3.4 Wall Washers and Wall Grazers 8.3.5 Downlights 8.3.6 Accent Lights 8.3.7 Wall Sconces 8.4 Controls
30	8.4.1 Multi-Level Switching 8.4.2 Time of Day Switching 8.4.3 Occupancy and Vacancy Controls
31	8.4.4 Photosensor Dimming Controls 8.4.5 Multi-Scene Preset Dimming 9.0 Area Specific Considerations 9.1 Book Stack Lighting
32	9.1.1 High Density Storage 9.2 Rare Books and Archives
37	9.3 Retail Lighting
38	9.4 Staff Workrooms 9.4.1 Staff Workrooms in Libraries 9.4.2 Functions of Specialized Types of Workrooms 9.4.2.1 Public Services and Technical Services 9.4.2.2 Public Services Workrooms 9.4.2.3 Technical Services Workrooms 9.4.3 Typical Layouts for Staff Workrooms
39	9.4.4 Lighting Staff Workrooms 9.5 Lending Desk
40	9.6 Exhibition and Display 9.7 New Books, Browsing 9.8 Audio Video Display
41	9.9 Internet Cafe 9.10 General Reading, Writing, and Computer Areas
42	9.10.1 Entrances and Lobbies
43	9.10.2 Digital Catalog, Self-Checkout Work Stations and Study Carrels
44	9.10.3 Staffed Reference and Information Desks 9.10.4 Reading Areas Within or Adjacent to Stacks
45	9.10.5 Lounges and Snack Bars 9.11 Meeting and Conference rooms 9.11.1 Types of Meeting and Conference Rooms 9.11.2 Functions of Library Meeting and Conference Rooms
46	9.11.3 Basic Lighting of Meeting and Conference Rooms 9.11.4 Special Needs of Speakers and Performers 9.11.5 Controls
47	9.11.6 CRI and Color Temperatures 9.11.7 Movable Partitions 9.11.8 Support Spaces 10.0 Exterior Lighting 10.1 Areas To Be Illuminated
48	10.2 Public Entrances, Staff Entrances, Pathways, Ramps, Stairs and Exits
49	10.3 Bookdrop/Book Pick-Up 10.4 Building Facade
50	10.5 Parking 10.6 Loading Docks
51	10.7 Signage 11.0 Sustainable Design 11.1 Local Context 11.2 Occupant Comfort 11.3 Materials and Product Selection, Manufacturing
52	11.4 Energy Use 11.5 Operational Energy 12.0 Maintenance 12.1 Access
53	12.1.1 Planning 12.2 Designing to Facilitate Maintenance
54	12.3 Specifications 12.4 Recalibrating Controls Systems 12.5 Light Loss Factors and Lamp Replacement 12.5.1 Group Relamping 12.6 Disposal
55	Annex A – Light Sources
60	Annex B – Economics Worksheets
62	Annex C – Common Applications Illuminance Values
77	Annex D – Lighting Terms
96	Annex E – Illuminance Target Value System
100	Annex F – Image Credits References