2024 Multifamily Catalog

OCCUPANCY/VACANCY CONTROLS Requirements: • Complete Table N of the “2024 Lighting Incentive Supplemental Data Sheet” for this measure. • Must be ultrasonic, passive infrared, microphonic, microwave, or dual-technology occupancy/vacancy sensors controlling non-high bay/non-low bay fixture types. • Socket-based occupancy sensors do not qualify. • Timers do not qualify for prescriptive incentives, but may be eligible for custom incentives. • Upgrades to existing occupancy/vacancy controls are not eligible. • Incentives available for common areas only.

EQUIPMENT UPGRADES AND RETROFITS Measure Description

Code

Incentive

Unit

Occupancy/Vacancy Sensor

L4812*

$0.10

Watt Controlled

*Supplemental data table needed.

PARKING GARAGE CONTROLS Requirements: • Complete Table N of the “2024 Lighting Incentive Supplemental Data Sheet” for this measure.

• Must be installed in a parking garage. A custom incentive may be available for similar controls installed on exterior lighting. • Controls must be occupancy or occupancy schedule based and may include dimming, stepped dimming, or high/low ballast controls. • If passive infrared and/or ultrasonic occupancy sensors are used, system must have a fail-safe feature (fails in “on” position). • Fixtures must operate in a low-standby light level during periods of low occupancy, and cannot exceed 50% of full wattage during unoccupied periods.

EQUIPMENT UPGRADES AND RETROFITS Measure Description

Code

Incentive

Unit

Bi-Level Controls, Parking Garage Lighting, Dusk to Dawn

L5063*

$0.10

Watt Controlled

Bi-Level Controls, Parking Garage Lighting, 24 Hour

L5064*

$0.10

Watt Controlled

*Supplemental data table needed.

PRO TIP Position wall sensors on the same wall as the door so that the sensor can only “see” the area intended to be controlled and not the hallway outside of the door. The most common cause of “false- on” triggering of sensors is incorrect positioning of the sensor.

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