CEC-NRCA-LTI-04-A (Revised 0614) - energy ca-2025

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The document is the 'Demand Responsive Lighting Control Acceptance Document' issued by the California Energy Commission, outlining the requirements and procedures for testing and certifying demand responsive lighting control systems in nonresidential buildings. It details acceptance tests, including construction inspections and functional tests to ensure compliance with California's energy efficiency standards. The document includes specific methodologies for measuring illuminance and power input reductions, as well as certification statements from involved personnel.

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