Which of the following are effective lighting control strategies to optimize energy efficiency? Check all that apply. a. Installing heat sensors to control lighting systems based on room temperature. b. Installing occupancy sensors to turn off or dim lights when spaces are unoccupied. c. Utilize occupancy sensors to turn on lights continuously, regardless of whether spaces are occupied or not. d. Using daylight sensors to dim or step down artificial lighting when sufficient natural light is present. e.

Which of the following are effective lighting control strategies to optimize energy efficiency? Check all that apply. a. Installing heat sensors to control lighting systems based on room temperature. b. Installing occupancy sensors to turn off or dim lights when spaces are unoccupied. c. Utilize occupancy sensors to turn on lights continuously, regardless of whether spaces are occupied or not. d. Using daylight sensors to dim or step down artificial lighting when sufficient natural light is present. e.

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

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Chapter16: Branch Circuits For The Garage And Outdoors

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