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close this bookLighting Installation - Basic Vocational Knowledge
close this folder11. Inspection and Repair of Lighting Installations
View the document11.1. General Remarks
View the document11.2. Depreciation Factors
View the document11.3. Time of Maintenance
View the document11.4. Carrying out of Maintenance
View the document11.5. Cleaning
View the document11.6. Auxiliary Means for Maintenance
View the document11.7. Hints for Practice

11.3. Time of Maintenance

Maintenance work at a lighting installation must be done at the latest if and when the maintenance illumination has reached the minimum admissible value. Here the following values apply:

Indoor, sports fields and outdoor lighting

E ‘ ‘ m = 0.8 En
E ‘ ‘ a = 0.8 En

Street lighting

E ‘ ‘ m = 0.7 En
L ‘ ‘ m = 0.7 Ln.

From this follows, that the maintenance of indoor lighting installations has to be done at the latest, if and when the nominal illumination on the illuminated surface has lowered to the value of 0.8 En, with street lighting installations to the value of 0.7 En. The right time for maintenance is found out by regular measurings of the illumination at fixed control measuring points, at least every half year.