Join US to discuss the major REVISIONS FROM THE 2016 VERSION, and see
how controls have changed for this code cycle. California Title 24
2019 (T24 2019) went into effect January 1, 2020. This session will
walk the audience through the major revisions from T24 2016 and how to
creatively design projects within the new mandates. (See below for
complete description.)
Presenter: Ward Christensen is with PLP SoCal and he has over 35-years
of controls experience with a manufacturing and a representative
perspective. He has extensive applications experience with CA Title 24
part 6 as it relates to the electrical and lighting industries.
_1.5 AIA/HSW CEUs (pending)_
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$10 GENERAL ADMISSION
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ABOUT THE LECTURE
Part 6 of T24 2019 for lighting will be known as the LED code for
commercial applications because there are significant reductions in
the allowable lighting density for non-residential lighting projects,
and it will be known as the ZNE or Solar code because solar panels are
required for residential projects.
When Title 24 was created in 1978, lighting density in a typical
commercial application was approximately 6.0 watts per square foot. We
are now at a point as an industry where 100% LED lighting projects are
the standard, and we can achieve 0.5 watts per square foot without a
lot of extra work. That’s a 97% reduction in energy usage, so it’s
time to look elsewhere in the future for additional energy savings!
With this in mind, T24 2019 finally levels the playing field. The
other construction divisions of the building can no longer count on
the use of LEDs to generate additional savings that can be shared in
order to match overall energy consumption goals of a building. T24
2019 now effectively mandates the use of LEDs for all applications and
eliminates any extra energy allotment that can be shared with other
divisions, so they can no longer count on lighting to bail them out.
Future code cycles will need to focus on integration between
construction division and promote the use of new technologies that
incorporate controls strategies such as DC to DC lighting, PoE
lighting, and Micro Grids if we are ever going to achieve the CA
stated goal of Zero Net Energy (ZNE) by 2030.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Learn about major revisions to T24 2016 Part 6 for lighting for the
T24 2019 code cycle for residential and non-residential applications.
- Understand that the lighting for every project must now use LED
throughout.
- Learn about how Power Adjustment Factors (PAF) have been eliminated
for some applications and been added for applications such as Tunable
White Lighting to encourage the use of emerging technologies.
- Understand that future T24 code cycles will need to focus on
multi-division integration strategies in order to achieve ZNE.
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