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Lighting Implementation Guide

 
 
 
  • Introduction
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Define Needs: Further Information

A list of the publications referenced in the Define Needs section is listed below. 

Carbon Trust publications

  • GIL126 - Lighting fact sheet
  • CTV021 - Lighting Technology Overview
  • GIL154 - How to refurbish your lighting
  • ILG007 - Installer’s guide to assessment of energy efficiency lighting
  • GIR092 - Energy efficiency in lighting
  • GPG210 - Energy efficient lighting in the retail sector
  • ILG 002 - Installers lighting guide - shops
  • GIL153 - How to install lighting controls

Carbon Trust case studies

  • CTS001 – Energy efficiency lighting and controls at North Lanarkshire Council.
  • GPCS450 – High efficiency lighting installation at Interbobbin (UK) ltd.

External links and trade associations

  • Electrical Contractors Association
  • National Association of Shopfitters
  • Lighting Industry Federation
  • Lighting Association

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The Lighting Calculator
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