chris kennedy
Sawhorse
I'm looking for a code requirement that states indoor HID lighting requires the use of time delay emergency lighting.
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What code? IBC 1006? Not quite what I'm looking for.cda said:? If emergency lighting is required must be provided per code???
What are you looking for? Do you want to reject use of HID for MOE illumination because of restrike time?chris kennedy said:What code? IBC 1006? Not quite what I'm looking for.
Its an existing support building at Fort Lauderdale International Airport I'm doing a remodle on and during plans review the BO had a comment that was re-engineered to add TD EM lights to the warehouse area that also serves as a means of egress. GC is having a tough time wrapping his head around this $2000 extra so I was going to fire off an E-mail with the code section. The closest I can find is IBC 1006 but I'm thinking there must be something more specific.imhotep said:What are you looking for? Do you want to reject use of HID for MOE illumination because of restrike time?
No code reference given but it makes sense and I have used them before in spaces illuminated with HID. Picture this. POCO (power company/utility) goes out and HID's go dark and EM lights come on. Now power is restored by POCO in 2 mins EM lights go dark but HID's are hot and take 5 mins to restrike. Means of egress is left dark. Is there something more specific than 1006 I can site?cda said:The Bo wants time delay???Of if so why?
Did the Bo give you a section reference.??
Christ me kill me Mark, never thought that would be an NEC thing, should have known that, thanks.mark handler said:Where high-intensity discharge lighting such as high- and low-pressure sodium mercury vapor, and metal halide is used as the sole source of normal illumination, the emergency lighting system shall be required to operate until normal illumination has been restored.
I don't think you need to go that farchris kennedy said:Christ me kill me