Better Building Alliance call, 2013.Dec.12 Exterior Occupancy Sensor Development
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1 Better Building Alliance call, 2013.Dec.12 Exterior Occupancy Sensor Development Presented by Bernhard Goesmann, Dipl.Des, CSWA RESEARCH INNOVATION PARTNERSHIP 633 Pena Drive, Davis, CA, cltc.ucdavis.edu PH: , FAX: /19
2 Content Legislation towards Energy Efficiency Exterior Sensors - Types & Technologies Testing Efforts / Field Demos Identified Gaps & Next Steps 02/19
3 CA Legislation affecting exterior lighting AB32 / AB1109 / CA strategic Lighting Plan - Title All outdoor lighting must have: 1. Photocontrol OR 2. Automatic scheduling control All outdoor lighting must have: 1. Photocontrol and/or 2. Automatic scheduling 3. AND Motion sensors Luminaires < 24 ft. from ground Must have auto-on Must have controls that reduce lighting power by at least 40% Includes frontage areas, canopies, wall packs, building facades, outdoor dining, etc. Photo: CLTC Photo: Intermatic Photo: CLTC 03/19
4 Exterior Sensors Types & Technologies 04/19
5 Exterior Sensors Types & Technologies US.DoT Freeway Management & Operations Handbook (Sept.2003): Inductive loops / magnetic sensors Acoustic (passive or active) IR (Passive or active) Radar/Microwave ( CW, FMCW ) Image based / Video Laser others, mixture of sensors Photos: Hypepark Sensorswitch, WattStopper, Comlight, Irisys, Hi-Tech Solutions, Philips, Totus Solutions, Thomas Net, Dallas Volvo 05/19
6 Exterior Sensors Types & Technologies Current sensors in use PIR Radar / MW Image / Video Photos: WattStopper, CLTC, Hi-Tech Solutions, Totus Solutions 06/19
7 Exterior Sensors Types & Technologies Associated features & prices US.DoT Freeway Management & Operations Handbook Status 1999 prices outdated? new technology available? Source: US Department of Transportation Handbook 07/19
8 Testing efforts / Field Demos Test procedure & LD+A / 2 nd Street / UC Irvine / VVNBH 08/19
9 Testing efforts Proof of concept CLTC Testing Grounds PIR sensor, 28 feet above ground Pedestrian, Bicycle, Motorcycle, Car Published in LD+A, Aug 2013 Photos: CLTC 09/19
10 Field Demo Davis, 2 nd Street Overview, planning stage Collector road: mph speed limit Low Pedestrian Conflict Area Mounting Height: 28 feet Retrofit 14x existing LED luminaires with controls 2 traffic lanes + turning lane + bike lane on both sides Replace 12x HPS luminaires with LED luminaires + controls 2 traffic lanes + bike lane on both sides 10/19
11 Field Demo Davis, 2 nd Street Process details Installed: November 2012 LED luminaire, 6000K, Dimmable RP-8 recommended light levels are met Confirmed motion is reliably detected on both sides of the street Photos: CLTC 11/19
12 Field Demo UC Irvine Overview, scheduling, energy savings Installed: July 2013, 8x Academy Way & 9x West Peltason Drive Protoype Radar/Microwave sensor 12/19
13 Field Demo VacaValley North Bay Hospital Overview Multistory medical facility, Vacaville, CA 50-bed, non-profit hospital The exterior grounds cover approximately 150,000 square feet Mix of shoebox parking area luminaires, wall packs & ceiling lamp 54 luminaires - plasma, metal halide, high pressure sodium Photos: CLTC 13/19
14 Field Demo VacaValley North Bay Hospital Planning, Lighting Zones & Sensor Coverage Area S1: South parking lot, for visitors N1: North parking lot, for general employee parking E1: East parking lot, dedicated for night shift ER nurses ER1: Emergency route, for immediate care drop off 14/19
15 Gaps & Next Steps Installation / commissioning / lookout 15/19
16 Gaps physical issues & commissioning Sensor factory Ext. sensor coverage Directional installation Validation procedure Commissioning strategies Photos: CLTC 16/19
17 Next Steps lookout evaluate image based sensors evaluate emerging Radar / MW products Stand-alone sensors vs. Sensor Systems Lookout to other industries and research? 17/19
18 CLTC case studies adaptive lighting Adaptive Exterior Lighting Guide Adaptive LED Wall Packs at UC Davis Wireless Integrated Photo Sensor and Motion SensorPacks Adaptive HID Wall Packs Parking Garage Luminaires Adaptive LED Parking Garage Luminaires Curfew Dimming Parking and Area Luminaires Bi-level Street and Parking Area Luminaires 18/19
19 Questions please! RESEARCH INNOVATION PARTNERSHIP 633 Pena Drive, Davis, CA, cltc.ucdavis.edu PH: , FAX: /19
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