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LIGHTING AND LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEMS

The Friends of Refugee facility shall have an intelligent network based lighting control system that incorporates communication between various system inputs and outputs
related to lighting control with the use of one or more central computing devices. The lighting control system shall monitor and control both indoor and outdoor lighting of

commercial and residential spaces. The lighting control systems will serve to provide the right amount of light where and when it is needed.

Smart lighting operations will include dimming controls, occupancy sensors, LED monitoring and photo cell/timer control for the exterior lighting in order to maximize the
energy savings from the lighting control system. The lighting control system shall be integrated and monitored by the building automation system.

LED monitoring to control multiple LED's in remote locations and to detect power consumption of the system. The system should not only adjust the three-color LED light
group brightness of each node, but also get the energy consumption data of each node in time.

LED exit signs should be installed throughout the facility

A combination of Solar PV tied DC direct LED lighting fixtures, as well as standard AC socket LED bulbs, shall be used for energy efficiency and to ensure future compatibility
with new lighting technology which is likely to always be available in standard socket format.

LED lighting throughout the exterior of the facility shall be considered for energy efficiency operation.

Motion sensored lighting shall be installed on the exterior of the facility for security purposes.

High efficiency electronics and appliances, 50 KW Solar Photovoltaic array with DC-direct tie to 100 KWH of battery storage, 380 Volt DC micro grid backbone for DC-powered
24 Volt LED lighting, PCs, ECM mechanicals and ceiling fans, a Single mode optical fiber backbone enabling centralized management of network, communications, energy,
security and lighting.

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