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4.2.2 Back of House Lighting
Supply and install all light fittings (internal to the side from the leading edge of the
and external) in accordance with the light door, so that it cannot “see” passers-by.
fittings schedule provided by Fagerhult and • Lighting in the customer area shall be
requirements of the project. independently switched, with the switches
located on the staff side of the door/counter.
• All light fittings must be LED’s. • A light switch should be located at the final
• Light fittings must be adequately supported entry/exit door, controlling sufficient lighting
within the suspended ceiling or by suitable to enable the staff to see their way to the
solid fixings. main switch bank.
• Additional hangers may be required for • A separately switched lighting circuit shall
suspended ceilings if no independent be provided to serve 1No. light fitting as
support is provided. a night security light in the vicinity of the
• Terminate all suspended ceiling light fittings extract canopy or as otherwise agreed with
at a suitable ( Clix or similar) plug and socket the DPG Project Manager.
located within the accessible ceiling space • Ensure that all LED fittings used are of the
via flexible cord from the plug to the supply same colour temperature appearance,
terminals of the light fittings, ensuring that the (“3000k”) and that fittings are positioned
sockets are properly seated and not liable such that all lamps run in the same direction.
to accidentally part. • LED fittings MUST be used to reduce the
• Surface fixed light fittings are only to be used energy consumption to within the Building
where absolutely necessary and are to be Regulations energy saving regulations.
directly wired with concealed cabling. • A protected LED light fitting, to IP 65, will
• All light fittings in the main working area shall be required inside the extract canopy. This
be controlled by a wall mounted switch bank MUST be supplied with S/S clips (not plastic)
positioned in a suitable location, having to hold the cover and should be positioned
regard to any freestanding equipment so that it is not directly above the ends of the
which might obscure it. oven cooking chamber.
• Light fittings in the office, store rooms, • Lighting in ancillary areas i.e other than Bake
toilets, staffrooms and any other occasional & Serve and Customer areas should normally
use areas shall be controlled by suitable be modular LED lay-in fittings.
‘occupancy detectors’, to ensure that lights • RCP shows indicative lighting layout only.
are not left switched on in unoccupied Design of lighting and compliance with
areas. Building Regulations is the responsibility of
• Occupancy detectors must be positioned the main contractor / lighting supplier.
so that they are not triggered by traffic in the • LED fittings do not require a cover, even
corridor outside the door. In general terms within the bake and serve area.
this means fairly close to the wall and offset
4.2.2 Back of House Lighting 3 September 2018