ID#
li-2491
| Credit Name | EQc6.1 - Controllability of systems - lighting |
|---|---|
| Credit Category | Indoor environmental quality |
| International Applicable | Yes |
| Campus Applicable | No |
Rating System
LEED BD+C: New Construction, LEED O+M: Existing Buildings, LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors
Rating System Version
v3 - LEED 2008, v2 - LEED 2.2, v2 - LEED 2.0
Inquiry
General: In the retail sales environment, do sales and customer service stations require task lighting per CI 2.0, Credit 6.1? In our specific project, we have a Sales and Customer Service Area, comprising about 70 percent of the store area. In these areas, we have 13 sales and customer service stations, which are stand up countertops with computer stations. These stations are grouped in three areas, with up to five stations adjacent to each other. The stations are 30" wide, built of modular cabinetry (See plan in Documents Section). It is the intent of the Retailer that these stations are only utilized while making the final sale. The majority of the time these sales and customer support employees will be on the Sales floor assisting customers, whether this be demonstrating phones, working at touch screen stations involved with client billing, reviewing services plans, etc. The back-of-house area comprise approximately 30 percent of the store area. This area contains the operations and technical support personnel and the sales and inventory managers. The operations and technical support personnel are seated at work counters, with individually controllable under counter task lighting. Each of the managers have switchable ceiling lighting as well as task lighting. As an alternative, could each group of sales and customer service stations have a switch controlling a set of lights directly overhead each group of sales and customer service stations?
