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This week, we learned about Title 24 limits to lighting energy use in buildings, as calculated through lighting power density [in watts per square foot]. From a portion of the lighting power density table from Title 24 [shown here], we discussed the "allowed lighting power density" column as the UPPER LIMIT of allowable lighting energy for a given space type. Let's imagine a scenario. If you were designing a museum exhibition space and you had calculated that the lighting power density [for the general area of the museum, separate from decorative or display lighting] was .65 watts per square foot, would this design comply with Title 24? [true or false]
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