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“EN13201-5 Energy performance indicators an overview to their application” Presented by Nick Smith IEng MILP MIES Director Nick Smith Associates Limited Technical Director Lighting Reality Ltd

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Page 1: PLS 2015: Roadway lighting and the application of EN13201 Part 5

“EN13201-5 Energy performance indicators an overview to their application”

Presented by Nick Smith IEng MILP MIES Director Nick Smith Associates Limited

Technical Director Lighting Reality Ltd

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EN13201 also known as CEN

• Comes in 5 parts being revised• PD CEN/TR 13201-1:2014

– Road lighting - Selection of lighting classes• prEN13201-2 : 2015 (being finalised)

– Road Lighting - Performance Requirements• prEN13201-3 : 2015 (being finalised)

– Road Lighting - Calculation of performance• prEN13201-4 : 2015 (being finalised)

– Road Lighting -Methods of Measuring Lighting Performance• prEN13201-5 : 2015 (New)

– Energy efficiency indicators

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How does one find the best lantern

• In days gone by– Price– Spacing– Wattage– Ease of installation

• Now– Wattage– Price– Spacing

prEN13201-5 :2015Power performance indicators

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prEN 13201-5:2015 originally

2 metrics; 1 for Engineers; 1 for politicians!

• Power Density Calculation– Watts / lux / m2

• AECI – Energy Consumption Indicator– kWh/m2

However

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prEN 13201-5:2015

• Are politicians really interested in street lighting• Power Density Calculation

– Watts / lux / m2

– Power density indicator for an area divided into sub-areas for a given state of operation shall be calculated

– Consider variable spacing and levels– Why do we need it?

Based on the 2015 early draft please consult the final publication. #

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Variable profile

Make the calculation more complex

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• AECI – Energy Consumption Indicator– kWh/m2

• The annual electricity consumption of a road lighting installation depends on

– the period of time for which lighting is provided,– the lighting class specified by the relevant lighting standard for each lighting

period,– the efficiency of the lighting installation, when providing the necessary

lighting for each period,– the way the lighting management system follows the change in visual needs

of road users,– the parasitic energy consumption of lighting devices during the period when

the lighting is not needed.

• Are politicians really interested in street lightingprEN 13201-5:2015

Based on the 2015 early draft please consult the final publication. #

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Power Density An Example, The Brief• 10m columns.• Single sided arrangement.• The client also wanted to use LED.• Two electrical circuits

– So columns are on alternate circuits.

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Options• Three question• Does the road need to be lit at all?

– The decision to light or not light is based on usage– Where are the risk assessments?– Advise the client of their duties under CDM

• M class• P class

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Table A.3 BS5489:2013

Table A.3 Lighting classes for moderate speed traffic routes (v ≤ 40 mph)

Traffic volume

Lighting class

Dual carriagewaySingle carriageway

Junction density: high

Junction density: low

High to very high ME3 or M3 ME4a or M4 ME3b or M3

Low to moderate ME4a or M4 ME5 or M5 ME4a or M4

Very low ME5 or M5 ME6 or M6 ME5 or M5

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Options 1 (Spacing)

Wattage Source Spacing

(w) Name m

157 140w CPO-TW 46

167 150w SONTPP 48

132 100w SONTPP 36

172 150w CDO-TT 38

176 131w SOXE 42

266 250w CDO-TT 41

190 135w SOX 36

295 250w SONTPP 48

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Options 2 (poles per Km)

Wattage Source Spacing Poles

(w) Name m per Km

157 140w CPO-TW 46 22

167 150w SONTPP 48 21

132 100w SONTPP 36 28

172 150w CDO-TT 38 27

176 131w SOXE 42 24

266 250w CDO-TT 41 25

190 135w SOX 36 28

295 250w SONTPP 48 21

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Power density calculation

Based on the 2015 early draft please consult the final publication. #

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Options (Power density)

Wattage Source Spacing Poles DP %

(w) Name m per Km

157 140w CPO-TW 46 22 10.829 98%

167 150w SONTPP 48 21 11.078 100%

132 100w SONTPP 36 28 13.394 121%

172 150w CDO-TT 38 27 17.350 157%

176 131w SOXE 42 24 17.859 161%

266 250w CDO-TT 41 25 18.348 166%

190 135w SOX 36 28 19.280 174%

295 250w SONTPP 48 21 33.287 300%

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OptionsWattage (w) Source

Base line 150w SONTPP159 LED 1141 LED 2140 LED 3169 LED 4237 LED 5145 LED 6150 LED 7108 LED 8134 LED 9144 LED 10142 LED 11174 LED 12135 LED 13150 LED 14151 LED 15151 LED 16131 LED 17122 LED 18139 LED 19 #

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OptionsWattage (w) Source Spacing (m)

Base line 150w SONTPP 48122 LED 18 50139 LED 19 50140 LED 3 48141 LED 2 48142 LED 11 49150 LED 14 49151 LED 16 49151 LED 15 48159 LED 1 48169 LED 4 49135 LED 13 46144 LED 10 47150 LED 7 46237 LED 5 44131 LED 17 42174 LED 12 43108 LED 8 41134 LED 9 35145 LED 6 35 #

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OptionsWattage (w) Source Spacing (m) Poles per Km

Base line 150w SONTPP 48 21122 LED 18 50 21139 LED 19 50 21140 LED 3 48 21141 LED 2 48 21142 LED 11 49 21150 LED 14 49 21151 LED 16 49 21151 LED 15 48 21159 LED 1 48 21169 LED 4 49 21135 LED 13 46 22144 LED 10 47 22150 LED 7 46 22237 LED 5 44 23131 LED 17 42 24174 LED 12 43 24108 LED 8 41 25134 LED 9 35 29145 LED 6 35 29

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Power density calculation

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OptionsWattage (w) Source Spacing (m) Poles per Km DP

Base line 150w SONTPP 48 21 10.551108 LED 8 41 25 9.746131 LED 17 42 24 13.352122 LED 18 50 21 13.499135 LED 13 46 22 13.842142 LED 11 49 21 13.904145 LED 6 35 29 14.456134 LED 9 35 29 14.580139 LED 19 50 21 14.783144 LED 10 47 22 15.151140 LED 3 48 21 15.694141 LED 2 48 21 15.806150 LED 7 46 22 16.041237 LED 5 44 23 16.314151 LED 16 49 21 16.844151 LED 15 48 21 16.969150 LED 14 49 21 17.066159 LED 1 48 21 17.824174 LED 12 43 24 18.140169 LED 4 49 21 18.976

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OptionsWattage (w) Source Spacing (m) Poles per Km DP %

Base line 150w SONTPP 48 21 10.551108 LED 8 41 25 9.746 88%131 LED 17 42 24 13.352 121%122 LED 18 50 21 13.499 122%135 LED 13 46 22 13.842 125%142 LED 11 49 21 13.904 126%145 LED 6 35 29 14.456 130%134 LED 9 35 29 14.580 132%139 LED 19 50 21 14.783 133%144 LED 10 47 22 15.151 137%140 LED 3 48 21 15.694 142%141 LED 2 48 21 15.806 143%150 LED 7 46 22 16.041 145%237 LED 5 44 23 16.314 147%151 LED 16 49 21 16.844 152%151 LED 15 48 21 16.969 153%150 LED 14 49 21 17.066 154%159 LED 1 48 21 17.824 161%174 LED 12 43 24 18.140 164%169 LED 4 49 21 18.976 171%

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OptionsWattage (w) Source Spacing (m) Poles per Km PDC %

Base line 150w SONTPP 48 21 10.551108 LED 8 41 25 9.746 88%131 LED 17 42 24 13.352 121%122 LED 18 50 21 13.499 122%135 LED 13 46 22 13.842 125%142 LED 11 49 21 13.904 126%145 LED 6 35 29 14.456 130%134 LED 9 35 29 14.580 132%139 LED 19 50 21 14.783 133%144 LED 10 47 22 15.151 137%140 LED 3 48 21 15.694 142%141 LED 2 48 21 15.806 143%150 LED 7 46 22 16.041 145%237 LED 5 44 23 16.314 147%151 LED 16 49 21 16.844 152%151 LED 15 48 21 16.969 153%150 LED 14 49 21 17.066 154%159 LED 1 48 21 17.824 161%174 LED 12 43 24 18.140 164%169 LED 4 49 21 18.976 171%

80 LED@500ma 64 LED@700ma

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OptionsLantern Spacing

Ref Max MinMI26 HF 23 23

MI26 Low Loss 39 27MI26 Wire wound 39 27

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Power density calculation

Power Density Annual Energy Consumption Indicator

Based on the 2015 early draft please consult the final publication. #

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OptionsLantern Spacing E ave Power AECI Wattage

Ref Max Min Lux DensityMI26 HF 23 23 3.07 ≈ 44.75 929 39

MI26 Low Loss 39 27 3.07 ≈ 52.97 1100 58MI26 Wire wound 39 27 3.07 ≈ 59.37 1233 65

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OptionsLantern Spacing E ave Power AECI Wattage

Ref Max Min Lux DensityMI26 HF 23 23 3.07 ≈ 44.75 929 39

MI26 Low Loss 39 27 3.07 ≈ 52.97 1100 58MI26 Wire wound 39 27 3.07 ≈ 59.37 1233 65

24 NR 30 2124 AY 28 1934 NR 37 2634 AY 35 2444 NR 49 3544 AY 42 3354 NR 48 4654 AY 44 41

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OptionsLantern Spacing E ave Power AECI Wattage

Ref Max Min Lux DensityMI26 HF 23 23 3.07 ≈ 44.75 929 39

MI26 Low Loss 39 27 3.07 ≈ 52.97 1100 58MI26 Wire wound 39 27 3.07 ≈ 59.37 1233 65

24 NR 30 21 3.7724 AY 28 19 3.7734 NR 37 26 3.8234 AY 35 24 3.7844 NR 49 35 3.9344 AY 42 33 4.2954 NR 48 46 5.3454 AY 44 41 5.22

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OptionsLantern Spacing E ave Power AECI Wattage

Ref Max Min Lux DensityMI26 HF 23 23 3.07 ≈ 44.75 929 39

MI26 Low Loss 39 27 3.07 ≈ 52.97 1100 58MI26 Wire wound 39 27 3.07 ≈ 59.37 1233 65

24 NR 30 21 3.77 16.9524 AY 28 19 3.77 18.1234 NR 37 26 3.82 18.9734 AY 35 24 3.78 20.2444 NR 49 35 3.93 20.6344 AY 42 33 4.29 2254 NR 48 46 5.34 20.6354 AY 44 41 5.22 23

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OptionsLantern Spacing E ave Power AECI Wattage

Ref Max Min Lux DensityMI26 HF 23 23 3.07 ≈ 44.75 929 39

MI26 Low Loss 39 27 3.07 ≈ 52.97 1100 58MI26 Wire wound 39 27 3.07 ≈ 59.37 1233 65

24 NR 30 21 3.77 16.95 26224 AY 28 19 3.77 18.12 28034 NR 37 26 3.82 18.97 29734 AY 35 24 3.78 20.24 31444 NR 49 35 3.93 20.63 33244 AY 42 33 4.29 22 38754 NR 48 46 5.34 20.63 45254 AY 44 41 5.22 23 493

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OptionsLantern Spacing E ave Power AECI Wattage

Ref Max Min Lux DensityMI26 HF 23 23 3.07 ≈ 44.75 929 39

MI26 Low Loss 39 27 3.07 ≈ 52.97 1100 58MI26 Wire wound 39 27 3.07 ≈ 59.37 1233 65

24 NR 30 21 3.77 16.95 262 1824 AY 28 19 3.77 18.12 280 1834 NR 37 26 3.82 18.97 297 25.234 AY 35 24 3.78 20.24 314 25.244 NR 49 35 3.93 20.63 332 37.344 AY 42 33 4.29 22 387 37.354 NR 48 46 5.34 20.63 452 49.754 AY 44 41 5.22 23 493 49.7

4 (L24w) 32 29 3.97 15.21 234 225 (L24w) 43 30 3.05 19.44 243 226 (L24w) 39 27 3.03 21.57 268 22

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• All the calculations are dependent of having the right data in the photometric file.

• The future is bright – (depending what Class you choose)

• but a not really

• THANK YOU

Finally

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