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    Packing and despatch 300 Cold stores gener! 300 General exterior areas Recommendations 25 st Cold ond wet conditions likely, see general notes, Core siouia be token with the ighting of entrance ‘and exil areas lo avoid noticeable differences in illuminance, by doy ond by night 3 Other relevant documents: 1m CBSE Li — 85 5489: Road lighting!*" — CBSE Li ing Guide LGI: The industrial environment!” ing Guide: Shipbuilding and ship repair) — CIBSE Lighting Gui ‘environments! Lighting in hostile ond hazardous — CIBSE Lighting Guide LGé: The outdoor environment?) © — EC Use of Work Equipment Directive 89/655/EEC see also S12932 ) — Guidance on Regulations (22 (HMSO\4 — CIE Publicotion No68 Guide fo the lighting of exterior working areas! #4) 1 = CIE Publication No 94 Guide to decorative loodighting! S| = ILE Guidance Notes forthe reduction of ight pollotion (192K Standard maintained luminance (lux) Car parks 20 100 ict brightness 50 Ly high distiet brightness 200 » Floodiighting bulldings and structures _s —low distiet brightness 20 high district brightoess 100 Storage areas 20 Working creas 50-100 Umiting glare index tt General notes The lumincires used ouldoors mus! be protected ‘gains! dust, weather and corrosion. Luminaives wst be mounted in the plones in which they ore intended by the manufacturer. in areas where the uminaizes are subject to damage they mus! be of ‘robust construction made from impact re materials ond where unauthorised interference may toke plece they should have tamper proof fixings. Higher illuminance values should be used where there iso high risk of crime. Notes Higher values of luminance ave adelerrent to criminals and the choice of illuminance will depend. ‘upon achieving personal secuciy and the degree of ‘isk of heft ond vandolism. See BS 54891 Port 9, ‘Avcid glare to road users. Lighting equipment should harmonise with surround. Avoid glore to rood users. These reconmendotions are bated on concrete with relection factor 0.8 ond should be adjusted for other materials. See reference 26 above. i 4 a 4

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