Connected Load Worksheet Table
Planning table for documenting lighting connected load, operating assumptions and energy estimate boundaries.
Table PDFConnected Load Worksheet Table
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| Load item | What to capture | Effect on estimate | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fitting group | Room, zone, circuit label used in the lighting estimate, or other clear group name. | Connected load must belong to the same group as the hours and controls. | This worksheet is not an electrical circuit schedule or installation document. |
| Input watts per fitting | Rated watts for each included luminaire, lamp or LED driver group. | Watts per fitting multiplied by count sets the simple connected load. | Watts do not show whether the task plane has enough light. |
| Quantity included | Number of fittings, drivers or lighting groups counted in the estimate. | A changed count can change load even when each fitting is efficient. | Do not include future or optional fittings unless the scenario says so. |
| Connected load result | Total watts and kilowatts for the same boundary. | The kW value feeds running-cost and annual kWh calculations. | This is a lighting planning figure, not wiring advice. |
| Operating assumption | Hours per day, days per year and any dimming or control schedule used. | Annual kWh changes directly with the operating schedule. | A control assumption should not be treated as guaranteed user behaviour. |
| Comparison note | Existing load, proposed load and any change in output, zone or hours. | Energy savings are clearer when load changes are separated from light-output changes. | A lower load is not a formal acceptance result or procurement decision. |