GreenPro Certification Standard For Lighting System Draft .
GreenPro Certification Standard forLighting SystemDraft Version 1.0Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
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AcknowledgementThe GreenPro certification for Lighting System has been made possible through the efforts of theGreen Products & Services Council and the members of the technical committee on lighting system.We express gratitude to all the members who had contributed to the development of thisstandard.Our special thanks to Dr C. Velan, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director at TRIL Infopark Ltdfor chairing the technical committee on ‘Lighting Systems’. We also thank the following technicalcommittee members for their contribution towards developing the standard. Mr Ashish Bahal, Philips LightingMr Ashish Jain, AEON Integrated Building Design Consultant LLPMr Charanpal Singh, IntertekMr Debashish Mukherjee, Philips LightingMr Girish R Visvanathan, Earthonomics EngineersMr Makarand Sainis, Wipro LightingMr Parag Karekar, JK LED DriverDr Prakash Barjatia, Indian Society of Lighting Engineers (ISLE)Mr Pratik Sharma, RR Global LightingMr Rakesh Khira, JK LED DriverMr Sanjeev Kumar, Geochem Laboratories Pvt LtdMr Selvan Kalai, Lighting Tech India Pvt LtdMs Sharmila Kumbhat, K-Lite IndustriesMs Sudeshna Mukhopadhyay, iBahn IlluminationMs Sundaram Singh, Wipro LightingMr Susnata Bhowmick, OsramDr Ramakrishnan, Ex-Philips Lighting, GreenCo Assessor PanelDr Vishal Garg, Professor, IIIT HyderabadGreen Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
1.GreenPro Certification – Life Cycle ApproachGreenPro adopts a holistic approach based on the ‘LifeCycle’ of the product. GreenPro encourages the productmanufacturers to implement measures that would resultin environmental, health and wellbeing benefits at thefollowing stages of the life cycle of the products.1. Product Design2. Procurement of Raw materials3. Manufacturing4. Use5. Disposal / Recycling2.BenefitsGreenPro certification benefits both the product manufacturers and the users. The benefits areboth tangible and intangible.For Product ManufacturersSome of the benefits of GreenPro Certification for the product manufacturers are highlightedbelow:1. GreenPro Certification differentiates the Green product from the competition2. Increases the market reach out with credible and precise information on the Green featuresof the products3. Enables Green Product Innovation4. Increases resources conservation through enhanced energy efficiency, water efficiency, useof renewable energy, minimization of waste etc., during the manufacturing process andhence enables increase in profitability5. Acts as a driver for achieving environment excellence6. Complements National & International Green Building Certification SystemsGreen Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
For UsersUse of GreenPro certified Green products leads to significant tangible and intangible benefits forthe end users.Some of the benefits for the users are highlighted as below:1. Time and effort in carrying out due diligence in selecting a green product is saved2. The user is assured of the performance of the product and equipment3. Ensures Toxic and hazardous substances free products which in turn decreases “health andwellbeing” risks of the users4. Improved product performance during use to reduce resource consumption andenvironmental impacts5. Recognition and credits for achieving national and international Certification for thebuildings3.National Priorities addressed in CertificationGreenPro Certification addresses the following which are priorities of the Government at theNational level:Water:Water is a major concern in most part of the country. Implementation of water efficiency measuresand “zero Liquid Discharge” are being encouraged to address the water related issues.Land:Availability of land and increase in land pollution are major areas of concern. The Certificationsystem demands for increased recycling of material after use which would result in reduction inlandfills and hence reduction in land pollution.Energy Efficiency:The Certification system encourages the product manufacturers to adopt energy efficiencyimprovement measures and reduce their energy consumption which is in line with the NationalMission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency.This also addresses Renewable Energy:The Certification advocates compliance with Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) and encouragesproduct manufacturers to invest in renewable power generation. This is in line with Government ofIndia’s objective of increasing the contribution of renewable power sources.A combination of improving energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy leads to support thegovernment’s efforts on Climate Change issues.Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
4.Development of GreenPro Certification StandardsGreenPro Certification applies product specific ‘Certification Standards’ for evaluating theproducts. The Certification Standards are developed with the support of respective productcommittees formed under the aegis of the Green Products and Services Council.The product committee involves all major stake-holders related to the respective product categoryincluding product manufacturers, standard setters, conformity agencies, architects, users etcl. Theproduct committee is chaired by an expert who is also an unbiased specifier.5.Features of GreenPro CertificationThe Certification system follows prescriptive as well as performance-based approach for evaluatinga product. The Certification calls for demonstration of product performance through testing as perspecified standards and implementation of measures at every stage of the Life Cycle of theproduct, leading to clearly measurable environmental benefits.The Certification system evaluates green features for products based on various performanceparameters grouped under the following Credit Modules.1. Product Design: The Certification necessitates the manufacturer to demonstrate its topmanagement commitment towards improvement of the environmental performance of theproduct.2. Product Performance: The required performance parameters of the product need to bedemonstrated through product testing as per the specified standards.3. Raw Materials: The Certification demands for efforts to bring down the use of virginmaterials through the use of re-cycled material and elimination of toxic and hazardouscontent in the input materials for product manufacturing.4. Manufacturing Process: The green product Certification recognizes the efforts taken by theproduct manufacturer to reduce the resource consumption during the manufacturingprocess5. Waste Management: The Certification calls for efforts to reduce the generation of wastesor safer disposal of the wastes generated during manufacturing process6. Life Cycle Approach: The Certification encourages the product manufacturer to carry outLife cycle analysis for the products and implement measures to reduce the overall life-cycleenvironmental impacts based on such an analysis.7. Product Stewardship: The Certification recognizes the measures implemented by theproduct manufacturers to reduce environmental and health impacts in producttransportation, use and recycling / disposalGreen Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
8. Innovation: The Certification recognizes the innovative measures implemented by theproduct manufacturer which had resulted in substantial reduction in environment impactexceeding the threshold level specified in the Certification standard.The approach and the Credit Modules for evaluation of products remain by and large the same forall the product categories. However, the credits as part of the individual Credit Modules and theweightage will vary depending upon the product categories and their significance.A Product needs to comply with certain specified mandatory requirements. The mandatoryrequirements will vary depending upon the product category.The threshold limit of all the credits is 100. The product manufacturers can apply for the Creditsdepending upon the applicability and gain credit points for the Certification.Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
6.Methodology of CertificationThe step by step methodology for the Certification is mentioned below:Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
6.1Product testingThe Green Product Certification calls for testing of select product parameters for the award ofCertification. The product parameters will vary depending upon product categories. Wherevertesting of the products is specified, the Certification system also specifies the testing standards andthe requirements.The product manufacturers can carry out the product testing in any of the Laboratories accreditedby the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) according tothe specified standards and produce the test certificates with the test results for further evaluation.If the product testing has been already carried out in an NABL accredited laboratory owned by theproduct manufacturer, the product manufacturer must submit the details of the test procedures &methodology for verification.If the product testing needs to be carried out outside the country, the laboratory should have beenaccredited by the accrediting agency recognized by the Government of the respective country or anaccrediting agency which is a member of international bodies such as International LaboratoryAccreditation Co-operation (ILAC), Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Co-operation (APLAC) etc.6.2.Evaluation by 3rd party Conformity AgencyThe document submitted by the product manufacturer will be evaluated by a 3rd party conformityagency appointed by CII-Godrej GBC.Conformity agency is a competent 3rd party agency for carrying out product conformity assessmentfor various products which would involve Product testing, inspection, factory audits anddocumentary review.Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
7.Green product CertificationA product will be certified depending upon the number of credit points achieved based on theevaluation of 3rd party conformity agency.The maximum achievable credit points are 100. A product will be certified as‘Green Product’ if it achieves 50 or more credit points in the evaluation.8.Validity of the CertificationGreenPro Certification is valid for 2 years from the date of award of the Certification for theproduct / product range.At the end of the validity period, the product manufacturer needs to apply for the renewal of theGreenPro Certification.9. Updating the StandardGreenPro Certification Standard for Lighting Systems is the result of Green Products and ServicesCouncil’s efforts towards facilitating market transformation in Green Building Products. TheCouncil’s endeavor is to periodically update the standard and raise the bar.The updating of the standard will be taken up with the support of the product committee onconsensus basis. Updates or addenda will be incorporated and formally communicated to theapplicants.Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
GreenPro Certification – Lighting SystemScope: Cover all generic purpose ‘Lighting Systems’ for interiors, exteriors and aesthetic applicationsCreditsCredit 1.1Credit 2.1Credit 2.2Credit 2.3Credit 3.1Credit 4.1Proposed CreditPointsCriteria1 Product DesignEco - VisionStrategies adopted, resource allocation, stake holder engagement,Implemented measures & Impacts- At design stage of the product- At manufacturing stage of the productSub Total2 Product PerformanceEnergy EfficiencyLuminaire Efficacy based on IESNA LM 79 testingEfficacy 90Efficacy 105Efficacy 120Photobiological SafetyPhotobiological Safety of Lighting SystemLuminaires to meet minimum limits for below emissionparametersActinic UV 0.001 W/m²Near UV 10 W/m²Blue Light 100 (10000 s) W/m²*srRetinal Thermal 28000/α (345679) W/m²srIR Radiation, eye 100 W/m²ComfortProduct Performance – Comfort, Health & WellbeingColor Rendering Index, Ra 85UGR – Unified Glare Rating testing using lighting simulation invalidated lighting simulation toolsUGR 19Sub Total3 Raw MaterialRaw Material RequirementsElimination of Hazardous SubstancesComponent suppliers to meet ISO 14001 – EnvironmentManagement System requirementsSub Total4 Manufacturing ProcessEnergy EfficiencyReduction in specific energy consumption 5%Green Products and Services Council1225102030555451051531GreenPro Certification – Lighting System
Credit 4.2Credit 4.3MandatoryRequirement*Credit 5.1Credit 7.1Credit 7.2Credit 7.3Credit 8.1Credit 8.2Reduction in specific energy consumption 10%Reduction in specific energy consumption 15%Water EfficiencyReduction in specific water consumptionImplementation of rain water harvestingBeyond the fence initiativesRenewable EnergyOn-site renewable energy generation (Both electrical & thermal) 2.5% 5% substitution 5% substitutionSub Total5 Waste Management23311142410Solid, Liquid and Gaseous Waste: Compliance to local regulationsWaste Utilization & DisposalNon-Hazardous waste10% reduction in disposal of waste per unit of production15% reduction in disposal of waste per unit of productionHazardous Waste 5%reduction in waste going to landfill 10%reduction in waste going to landfill 15 % reduction in waste going to landfillSub Total6 Life Cycle AssessmentLife Cycle Analysis – Implementation of LCAMeasures taken & Quantification of benefits achievedSub Total7 Product StewardshipEducationQuality Management SystemExtended Producer Responsibility – Packaging, End of LifeDisposal, Product take-back programSub Total8 InnovationInnovationsOther Credentials, Awards and AccoladesSub TotalGreen Products and Services Council121235523510415GreenPro Certification – Lighting System
Mandatory Requirement - 1For a product to be taken up for GreenPro Certification, the manufacturer shall comply with theapplicable Acts & Rules related to Environment, Health & Safety. This may be demonstrated, forexample, by providing copies of:(a) Valid Consent to Operate under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act & Air(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act(b) Valid Authorization under the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling & Trans -boundaryMovement) Rules(c) Factory license under the Factories ActGreen Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
1.0Product DesignEco-VisionPoints: 5IntentTo design the product holistically considering all the environmental attributes, so as to minimizeassociated impacts.Award of pointsProvide the details of the Eco Vision to action as per the following for achieving excellence in designof the products that would result in environmental, health & wellbeing benefits. Eco-Vision statement Strategies adopted, resource allocation, stake holder engagement, Implemented measures& Impactso At the design stageo At the manufacturing stageCreditsCriteriaCredit PointsProduct DesignCredit 1.1 Eco - Vision statement1Strategies adopted, resource allocation, stake holderengagement, Implemented measures & Impacts- At the design stage of the product2- At the manufacturing stage of the product2Exemplary PerformanceThis credit is not eligible for exemplary performance under Innovation Credit.Documentation Required Eco Vision statement Strategies adopted at the design & the manufacturing stage to achieve eco visionFor Eg:a. Resource allocation for improving the design of the product & manufacturing of theproductb. Employees and stakeholders engaged Details of measures implemented at the design stage and the manufacturing stage of theproduct with quantification of benefitsGreen Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
Mandatory Requirement – 2IntentEnhance the performance of the product at component level to ensure safety and durability.RequirementsThe lighting system shall comply to the safety, durability and other performance requirements ofindividual components as per the standards specified below. For LED Chip:a) Testing as per IESNA LM 80 for useful life of LED chipFor LED Driver:a) Performance requirements to meet IS 16104:2012,b) Safety requirements to meet – IS 15885.2.2013 or IEC 61347 – 2 - 1For Luminaire:a) Comply with General Safety Standards as per IS 10322 or IEC 60598-1b) Performance testing as per IESNA LM 79Luminaire photometric files to be submitted in IESNA, CIBSE or EULUMDAT file formatDocumentation RequiredTest reports of all the specified parameters of individual components of lighting system.Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
2.0Product PerformanceCredit 2.1: Energy EfficiencyPoints: 30IntentDesign and develop energy efficient lighting systems to reduce energy demand in builtenvironment.Award of pointsTest the luminaire efficacy as per IESNA LM79 standard and produce the test reportsCreditsCredit 2.1CreditPointsProduct PerformanceLuminaire Efficacy based on IESNA LM79 testingEfficacy 90Efficacy 105Efficacy 120102030Exemplary PerformanceAdditional Credits as part of ‘Innovation’ for exceeding the product performance criteria by morethan 20 %Documentation RequiredTest reports as per the specified testing standard.Green Products and Services CouncilGreenPro Certification – Lighting System
Credit 2.2: Photobiological SafetyPoints: 5IntentDesign and develop a photobiologically safe lighting system to enhance health and wellbeing of theusersAward of pointsTest the luminaire as per IEC 62471 and meet safe exposure limits for assessing UV Hazards for Skin& Eye.Credit 2.2Photobiological Safety of Lighting SystemActinic UV 0.001 W/m²Near UV 10 W/m²Blue Light 100 (10000 s) W/m²*srRetinal Thermal 28000/α (345679) W/m²srIR Radiation, eye 100 W/m²5Exemplary PerformanceAdditional Credits as part of ‘Innovation’ are not applicable for the above creditDocumentation RequiredTest reports as p
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