Lighting Performance (Xxx) Sample Clauses

Lighting Performance (Xxx). During the Services Phase, CONTRACTOR shall randomly measure 1 % System’s Infrastructure each Annual Period to assess the System’s lighting performance compliance with the IESNA Guide for Photometric Measurement of Roadway Lighting Installations. CONTRACTOR will measure the lighting performance of the sampled lights to determine compliance with the illuminance standards set forth in the IESNA Guide for Photometric Measurement of Roadway Lighting Installations for the respective roadway. CONTRACTOR commits to achieving 100% compliance for lighting performance in the sampled street lights, considering the space-to-mounting ratio is between 3 and 5. Calculations to determine compliance with lighting performance commitment shall be based on the below formula: The KPI associated with the lighting performance is calculated as follow: Considering: With: S/MH = Spacing-to-mounting height ratio, ratio of the distance between luminaires centers, along the center line of the street, to the mounting height above the roadway I = Average measured Illuminance (Lux) I0 = IES reference value for the considered type of configuration (see tab below) Eavg = Minimum maintained average horizontal illuminance at pavement Eavg0 = IES reference value for the minimum maintained average horizontal illuminance at pavement (see tab below) Emin = Minimum maintained horizontal illuminance at pavement Emin0 = IES reference value for the minimum maintained horizontal illuminance at pavement (see tab below) Road Type Average Illuminance Level Eavg0/ Emin0 Major 13 3 Freeway B 6 3 As budget allows, Client will prioritize addition of light fixtures. If directed, Contractor will install additional fixtures pursuant to Schedule 3 Article 7.1.
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