Space classifications for lighting controls - Revision history

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	* Managed space: A space where lighting is under the control of a responsible person such as a hotel lounge, restaurant or shop.		* Managed space: A space where lighting is under the control of a responsible person such as a hotel lounge, restaurant or shop.

−	NB More detail can be found in BRE Information Part IP6/96 People and lighting controls and BRE Digest 498 Selecting lighting controls.	+	NB: More detail can be found in BRE Information Part IP6/96 People and lighting controls and BRE Digest 498 Selecting lighting controls.

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	According to the Non-domestic building services compliance guide, 2013 edition, published by HM Government, the space classifications for lighting control purposes are:		According to the Non-domestic building services compliance guide, 2013 edition, published by HM Government, the space classifications for lighting control purposes are:

−	* Owned space: A space such as a small room for one or two people who control the lighting ~~– e.g.~~ a cellular office or consulting room.	+	* Owned space: A space such as a small room for one or two people who control the lighting such as a cellular office or consulting room.
−	* Share space: A multi-occupied area ~~– e.g.~~ an open-plan office or factory production ~~are~~.	+	* Share space: A multi-occupied area such as an open-plan office or factory production area.
−	* Temporarily owned space: A space where people are expected to operate the lighting controls while they are there ~~– e.g.~~ a hotel room or meeting room.	+	* Temporarily owned space: A space where people are expected to operate the lighting controls while they are there such as a hotel room or meeting room.
−	* Occasionally visited space: A space where people generally stay for a relatively short period od time ~~when they visit the space – e.g.~~ a storeroom or toilet.	+	* Occasionally visited space: A space where people generally stay for a relatively short period of time such as a storeroom or toilet.
−	* Unowned space: A space where individual users require lighting but are not expected to operate the lighting controls ~~– e.g.~~ a corridor or atrium.	+	* Unowned space: A space where individual users require lighting but are not expected to operate the lighting controls such as a corridor or atrium.
−	* Managed space: A space where lighting is under the control of a responsible person ~~– e/g/~~ a hotel lounge, restaurant or shop.	+	* Managed space: A space where lighting is under the control of a responsible person such as a hotel lounge, restaurant or shop.

−	NB More detail can be found in BRE Information Part IP6/96 People and lighting controls and BRE Digest 498 Selecting ~~sighting~~ controls.	+	NB More detail can be found in BRE Information Part IP6/96 People and lighting controls and BRE Digest 498 Selecting lighting controls.

−	Find out more	+	= Find out more =
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−	~~Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki~~	+
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−	~~Daylight lighting systems.~~	+
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−	~~General lighting v task lighting.~~	+
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−	~~Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.~~	+
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−	~~Lighting and energy efficiency.~~	+
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−	~~Lighting energy numeric indicator.~~	+
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−	~~Non-domestic building services compliance guide.~~	+
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−	~~Specialist process lighting.~~	+
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−	~~The impact of lighting in retail design.~~	+

		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* Daylight lighting systems.
		+	* General lighting v task lighting.
		+	* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
		+	* Lighting and energy efficiency.
		+	* Lighting energy numeric indicator.
		+	* Non-domestic building services compliance guide.
		+	* Specialist process lighting.
		+	* The impact of lighting in retail design.

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According to the Non-domestic building services compliance guide, 2013 edition, published by HM Government, the space classifications for lighting control purposes are:

* Owned space: A space such as a small room for one or two people who control the lighting – e.g. a cellular office or consulting room.
* Share space: A multi-occupied area – e.g. an open-plan office or factory production are.
* Temporarily owned space: A space where people are expected to operate the lighting controls while they are there – e.g. a hotel room or meeting room.
* Occasionally visited space: A space where people generally stay for a relatively short period od time when they visit the space – e.g. a storeroom or toilet.
* Unowned space: A space where individual users require lighting but are not expected to operate the lighting controls – e.g. a corridor or atrium.
* Managed space: A space where lighting is under the control of a responsible person – e/g/ a hotel lounge, restaurant or shop.

NB More detail can be found in BRE Information Part IP6/96 People and lighting controls and BRE Digest 498 Selecting sighting controls.

Find out more

Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki

Daylight lighting systems.

General lighting v task lighting.

Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.

Lighting and energy efficiency.

Lighting energy numeric indicator.

Non-domestic building services compliance guide.

Specialist process lighting.

The impact of lighting in retail design.

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