Power, Electrical and Lighting Sample Clauses

Power, Electrical and Lighting. Power supply and distribution board DDA compliant. To have an appropriate number of ceiling fixed LED light panels, linked to daylight and occupancy sensors and automatically dimmed. To have containment to enable floor sockets, at not fewer than one per 100sqft. Adequate emergency lighting. Three phased power supply: to be provided to the main distribution board. KvA specification to be agreed by the Council.
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Power, Electrical and Lighting. Power supply and distribution board DDA compliant. To have an appropriate number of ceiling hung LED light panels, no less than one per 100sqft unless it can be demonstrated that appropriate lux levels are being achieved. To have an appropriate number of wall or f xxxx mounted sockets.. Adequate emergency lighting.
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Power, Electrical and Lighting. Power supply and distribution board DDA compliant. To have an appropriate number of ceiling hung LED light panels operated from one dimmer switch, no less than one per 100sqft. To have an appropriate number of wall mounted sockets, no fewer than one per 100sqft. Adequate emergency lighting. Three phased power supply: to be provided to the main distribution board. KvA specification to be agreed by the Council.
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