IES RP 36 2015

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IES RP-36-15: IES/NALMCO Recommended Practice for Lighting Maintenance

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IES	2015	72

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
6	Contents
10	1.0 Introduction
11	2.0 Failure Modes 2.1 Lamp Mortality
12	2.2 Lumen Depreciation
13	2.3 Color Shift
14	2.4 Visual Instability
15	3.0 Light Loss Factors 3.1 Lamp Lumen Depreciation (LLD 3.2 Luminaire Dirt Depreciation (LDD 3.2.1 LDD Factor Calculation Procedure for Indoor Environments
16	3.2.2 LDD Factor Calculation Procedure for Roadway Luminaires
17	3.3 Lamp Failure
18	3.3.1 Lamp Burnouts (LBO 3.4 Room Surface Dirt Depreciation (RSDD 3.5 Foliage
19	3.6 Non-Recoverable Light Loss Factors 4.0 Maintenance Methods 4.1 Spot Relamping
20	4.2 Group Relamping
22	4.3 Periodic Luminaire and Room Cleaning 4.4 Visual Inspection and Troubleshooting
23	5.0 Planning And Economics 5.1 Economic Group Relamping Interval 5.2 Group Relamping Optimization
24	5.3 Luminaire Cleaning Interval 5.4 Luminaire Cleaning Economics 5.5 Program Performance Example
25	6.0 Maintenance And Design 6.1 Programming 6.2 Conceptual Design 6.3 Commissioning 6.4 Design Development 6.4.1 Design Planning
26	6.4.2 Lamps 6.4.3 Ballasts
27	6.4.4 Luminaires 6.4.5 Lighting Controls
28	6.5 Documentation
29	7.0 Planning And Executing Maintenance Operations 7.1 Safety Considerations 7.1.1 General Precautions 7.1.2 OSHA Lockout/Tagout Regulations
30	7.1.3 Disconnecting Means During Re-Ballasting 7.1.4 NEC Requirements for Luminaire Support 7.1.5 Hazardous Materials Communication
31	7.2 Operational Planning 7.3 Cleaning/Relamping Basics 7.4 Manufacturer Instructions
32	7.5 Lamp Technologies 7.5.1 Incandescent Lamps 7.5.2 Linear Fluorescent Lamps 7.5.3 Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs
33	7.5.4 HID Lamps 7.5.5 Metal Halide Lamps 7.5.6 High-Pressure Sodium Lamps
34	7.5.7 Mercury Vapor Lamps 7.5.8 LED Lighting 7.6 Cleaning Compounds and Luminaire Surfaces 7.6.1 Aluminum 7.6.2 Silver Film 7.6.3 Porcelain Enamel 7.6.4 Synthetic Enamel 7.6.5 Glass
35	7.6.6 Plastics 7.7 Maintenance Equipment 7.7.1 Ladders and Stilts 7.7.2 Scaffolding 7.7.3 Telescoping Scaffolding 7.7.4 Personnel Lift 7.7.5 Disconnecting Hangers
36	7.7.6 Lamp Changers 7.7.7 Catwalks, Cranes and Cages 7.7.8 Vacuum Cleaners and Blowers 8.0 Disposition Of Failed Lighting Components (USA 8.1 Lamp Disposal
37	8.2 Low-Pressure Sodium Lamps 8.3 PCB Ballast Disposal 9.0 System Troubleshooting 9.1 Safety First 9.2 Isolating the Cause of Operating Problems
38	9.3 Troubleshooting Gaseous Discharge Lighting
39	9.3.1 Troubleshooting Fluorescent Lighting 9.3.2 Troubleshooting HID Lighting
40	9.3.3 Troubleshooting LED Lighting 9.4 Maintenance and Troubleshooting of LEDs
41	9.4.1 Failure Modes
42	9.4.2 Replacing LED Fixtures 9.4.3 Replacing LED Drivers
43	9.4.4 Surge Protection in LED Drivers
44	9.4.5 Ambient Temperature Issues 9.4.6 Troubleshooting Light Output Degradation
45	9.4.7 Color Shift and Color Control in LEDs 9.4.8 LED Startup 9.4.9 End-of-life Signalling 9.4.10 LED Dimming
46	9.4.11 LED Dimming Issues with Commercial 0-10V Dimmers
47	9.4.12 LED Dimming Issues with Residential Dimmers
48	9.4.13 Testing Dimmer Compatibility 9.4.14 Track Lighting and 12V LED MR16 Replacements
49	9.4.15 Specific Issues Relating to “LED Tubes
50	9.4.16 Cleaning and Routine Maintenance of LED Fixtures 9.4.17 Summary
51	Annex A – Lighting Terms
70	Key Sources of Codes and Guidelines Additional Resources Bibliography