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6.21 WET AND DAMP LOCATIONS
washing, showers and similar areas of high humidity to insure proper
fixture operation and longevity.
6.22 PARKING GARAGES
(a) Provide suitable and cost efficient lighting for parking garages
such as fluorescent, high intensity discharge (HID) or high pressure
sodium. Do not use low-pressure sodium.
(b) Consider safety and security for the public in the lighting design.
excessive glare to adjacent private and public property.
(c) The recommended lux (foot-candle) levels in Appendix A,
Illumination Levels of this manual, shall be the minimum maintained
values for interior parking facilities.
(d) Install additional lighting fixtures at the entrances of parking
garages to ease the adjustment from daylight to the low-level lighting
inside the garage. Provide a photoelectric sensor to switch these
fixtures on during daylight hours and off at night.
6.23 EXTERIOR LIGHT SOURCES
(a) Utilize high-pressure sodium vapor light sources for exterior
lighting
(b) Where a specific detail is to be highlighted (i.e. a Flag), use a
halogen source
6.24 EXTERIOR FIXTURES
(a) On new work where there are no existing fixtures, provide fixture
details or a lighting fixture schedule to provide adequate details for
each fixture used on the project. Provide this information on the
drawings and not as part of the specification.
(b) At existing sites, new fixtures shall match the existing exterior
fixtures. Provide details and/or manufacturer's name and catalog
number, if possible.
6.25 OBSTRUCTION LIGHTING
lighting per specification Section 16510 upon verification with the
Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.), if such lighting is required.
Refer to Advisory Circulars 70/7460-1H, Obstruction Marking and
Lighting. Advisory Circulars are available free of charge, with written
requests only. Write or Fax to:
U.S. Department of Transportation
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