AS/NZS 1680.0:1998
Interior lighting - Safe movement
Sets out minimum requirements for electric lighting systems within publicly accessible areas of buildings so as to provide visual conditions that facilitate the safe movement of people in the normal use of the building. Does not include lighting requirements for specific work tasks.
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AS/NZS 1680.0:1998 INTERIOR LIGHTING - SAFE MOVEMENT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 SCOPE
2 APPLICATION
2.1 In Australia
2.2 In New Zealand
3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
4 DEFINITIONS
4.1 Average illuminance
4.2 CIE general colour rendering index
4.3 Glare
4.4 Illuminance
4.5 Luminaire
4.6 Luminance
4.7 Luminance limit (for a luminaire)
4.8 Luminous flux
4.9 Luminous intensity
4.10 Minimum illuminance (at a point)
4.11 Reflectance
4.12 Regulatory authority
4.13 Uniformity of illuminance (illuminance uniformity)
5 BASIS OF COMPLIANCE
6 MINIMUM ILLUMINANCE
6.1 Applicable requirement
6.2 Assessment of compliance
7 ILLUMINANCE UNIFORMITY
7.1 Applicable requirement
7.2 Assessment of compliance
8 LAMP COLOUR RENDERING
8.1 Applicable requirement
8.2 Assessment of compliance
9 CONTROL OF GLARE FROM ELECTRIC LIGHTING
9.1 Applicable requirement
9.2 Assessment of compliance
APPENDIX A - LIGHTING FOR THE PARTIALLY SIGHTED
A1 CAUSES OF LOW VISION
A2 HOW PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED
A3 THE ROLE OF LIGHTING
A4 SOURCES OF FURTHER INFORMATION
APPENDIX B - REDUCTION IN ILLUMINANCE OVER THE MAINTENANCE CYCLE
APPENDIX C - MEASUREMENT OF ILLUMINANCE
C1 SCOPE
C2 MEASURING CONDITIONS
C3 MEASUREMENT POINTS
C4 EVALUATION OF MEASURED DATA
C5 VERIFICATION REPORT
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AS/NZS 1680.0:1998 INTERIOR LIGHTING - SAFE MOVEMENT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 SCOPE
2 APPLICATION
2.1 In Australia
2.2 In New Zealand
3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
4 DEFINITIONS
4.1 Average illuminance
4.2 CIE general colour rendering index
4.3 Glare
4.4 Illuminance
4.5 Luminaire
4.6 Luminance
4.7 Luminance limit (for a luminaire)
4.8 Luminous flux
4.9 Luminous intensity
4.10 Minimum illuminance (at a point)
4.11 Reflectance
4.12 Regulatory authority
4.13 Uniformity of illuminance (illuminance uniformity)
5 BASIS OF COMPLIANCE
6 MINIMUM ILLUMINANCE
6.1 Applicable requirement
6.2 Assessment of compliance
7 ILLUMINANCE UNIFORMITY
7.1 Applicable requirement
7.2 Assessment of compliance
8 LAMP COLOUR RENDERING
8.1 Applicable requirement
8.2 Assessment of compliance
9 CONTROL OF GLARE FROM ELECTRIC LIGHTING
9.1 Applicable requirement
9.2 Assessment of compliance
APPENDIX A - LIGHTING FOR THE PARTIALLY SIGHTED
A1 CAUSES OF LOW VISION
A2 HOW PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED
A3 THE ROLE OF LIGHTING
A4 SOURCES OF FURTHER INFORMATION
APPENDIX B - REDUCTION IN ILLUMINANCE OVER THE MAINTENANCE CYCLE
APPENDIX C - MEASUREMENT OF ILLUMINANCE
C1 SCOPE
C2 MEASURING CONDITIONS
C3 MEASUREMENT POINTS
C4 EVALUATION OF MEASURED DATA
C5 VERIFICATION REPORT
AS/NZS 1680.0:1998
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