Cooper Lighting Envoy Landscape Lighting User Manual


 
OPTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR DIVERSE NEEDS AND ENVIRONMENTS.
Envoy offers three optical distributions and a variety of light control media to optimize lighting performance and comply with local lighting ordinances.
The standard Envoy system features the main reflector contributing to both horizontal and vertical illumination. The upper reflector
contributes 10% uplight, reducing the visual cave effect within the parking structure.
DESIGN PRACTICES
Lighting design for parking structures normally follows specific published guidelines and design practices as defined by the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America [IESNA]. IESNA publishes recommended guidelines to help facilitate garage lighting design. The following minimum guidelines
are established for safety and security of pedestrians and property within the space.
In addition to the amount of light measured on the work plane, uniformity of light must be balanced as well. As with minimum footcandle values listed
on the above table, the maximum/minimum uniformity ratio within the space is an important element in minimizing eyestrain and creating an inviting
and safe environment. The IESNA recommended maximum/minimum uniformity ratio is no greater than 10:1.
ROUND [RD] DRIVE LANE SHIELD [DLS1]
DIRECTION
OF TRAFFIC
CONCENTRATED DOWN LIGHT [CD]
DRIVE LANE SHIELD [DLS2] HOUSE SIDE SHIELD 120° [HS]
RECOMMENDED MAINTAINED ILLUMINANCE VALUES FOR PARKING GARAGES
Horizontal Illuminance [On Floor] Minimum Horizontal Footcandles [fc]* Vertical Illuminance [60” Above Floor] Minimum Vertical Footcandles [fc]*
Basic 1.0 Basic 0.5
Ramps Day 2.0 Ramps Day 1.0
Ramps Night 1.0 Ramps Night 0.5
Entrance Areas Day 50 Entrance Areas Day 25
Entrance Area Night 1.0 Entrance Areas Night 0.5
Stairways 2.0 Stairways 1.0
*NOTE: IES Recommended Practices RP-20.
HOUSE SIDE SHIELD 180° [HS]
G
arage Exterior
DIRECTION
OF TRAFFIC
DIRECTION
OF TRAFFIC
G
arage Exterior