GB/T 14824-2008
Replaced
T/FSLA 001-2024
Active
Group standards
T/FSLA 001-2024 Improving the space environmental quality using light negative ion technology: Technical requirements
T/FSLA 001-2024 Improving the space environmental quality using light negative ion technology: Technical requirements
Price:
$ 20.00
Basic Information
Standard Code:
T/FSLA 001-2024
Standard Type:
Group standards
Standard Status:
Active
is_force_gb:
no
CCS Name:
-
ICS Name:
Integrated switch devices and controllers
Publish Date:
2024-06-06
Implement Date:
2024-06-06
Scope
Main Technical Content: 1. Scope This document specifies the requirements, test methods, and inspection rules for improving and optimizing indoor environmental conditions through light negative ion technology. It applies to newly built, renovated, and expanded indoor spaces for living, working, and learning, but does not apply to industrial or other venues with special requirements. 2. Normative Reference Documents GB/T 5700–2008: Lighting Measurement Methods GB/T 17093: Hygiene Standards for Total Bacteria in Indoor Air GB/T 18809: General Specifications for Air Ion Measuring Instruments GB/T 18883–2022: Indoor Air Quality Standards GB 40070–2021: Hygiene Requirements for Children and Adolescents' Learning Supplies to Prevent Myopia GB 50034–2013: Standards for Architectural Lighting Design JJG 245: Calibration Procedures for Photometers QB/T 4922: Negative Ion Generators for Household and Similar Appliances 3. Terms and Definitions In addition to the terms and definitions defined in current national and industry standards (GB/T 5700, GB/T 18883, GB 40070, GB 50034, and QB/T 4922), this document also defines light negative ion technology and flicker to facilitate standard users in correctly applying the standards. 4. Technical Requirements (1) Light Environment Refer to the target values in Chapters 4 and 5 of GB/T 50034–2013, "Standards for Architectural Lighting Design." According to the usage functions of different venues, the technical indicators such as illuminance and color temperature are divided into living rooms, bedrooms, general activity spaces, and work, study, and reading spaces. In living rooms and bedrooms, considering the needs of helping people relax, rest, and sleep, the illuminance is set between 75 and 300lx, and the color temperature is no higher than 3300K; while in work, study, and reading spaces (except for industrial or other venues with special requirements), to achieve the effect of preventing myopia, th
Development Information
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