SECTION 130 4 LIGHTING CONTROL ACCEPTANCE 2026

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The document is a Certificate of Installation for indoor lighting, detailing compliance with California's Title 24, Part 6 energy efficiency standards for nonresidential and high-rise residential buildings. It includes sections on general information, installer scope, compliance results, exceptional conditions, installation details, and documentation declarations. The certificate ensures that the installed lighting features meet specified efficacy requirements and outlines the responsibilities of the installer and builder.

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Begin with Section A: GENERAL INFORMATION. Enter the project name, enforcement agency, dwelling address, permit number, city and zip code, and permit application date.
Move to Section B: INSTALLER SCOPE. Select applicable luminaires and space types from the dropdown menus provided.
In Section C: COMPLIANCE RESULTS, review the auto-filled comments that indicate whether as-built conditions meet compliance standards.
Proceed to Section D: EXCEPTIONAL CONDITIONS. This section will auto-fill based on previous selections; review for accuracy.
Complete Section E: INSTALLER NOTES by adding any remarks relevant to the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
Finally, fill out Section F: INSTALLATION DETAILS by entering specific information about each luminaire and its compliance status.

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What are the exemptions for title 24 lighting?

Title 24 regulations apply to the construction of any new residential or nonresidential building in California. But there are a handful of partial exceptions to the requirements, including: Temporary buildings: Structures ed for temporary purposes, such as fairs and festivals, are typically except from Title 24.

What are the exceptions to Title 24?

Title 24 does not apply to all buildings in California. Some industrial or agricultural buildings are examples that may be exempt from certain provisions of the standard. Additionally, some buildings that are used for temporary purposes, such as fairs or festivals, may also be exempt.

What are the lighting allowances for Title 24?

The Lighting Power Allowance (LPA) is the maximum allowed watts per square foot. In Californias Title 24, the LPA is being reduced from . 65 to . 6 watts per square foot in 2023.

What building types may be exempted from compliance with the provisions of Title 24 Part 6?

Temporary Buildings Structures intended for temporary use, such as temporary exhibits or construction trailers, are typically exempt from Title 24 requirements.

What triggers Title 24 compliance?

Title 24 is enforced when you pull a building permit for your project and either have your plans reviewed or building inspected.

What is Title 24 compliance for lighting?

Title 24 mandates an automatic control apparatus that curbs or switches off the lighting when a space is empty or not in use. An automatic shut-off control could be a time clock, an occupancy sensor, or any other device capable of automating the lighting system.

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