M30 Specification And Guidelines For Road Lighting Design

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M30Specification and Guidelines forRoad Lighting Design NZ Transport AgencyFirst Edition, Amendment 1Effective from August 2014

Copyright informationThis publication is copyright NZ Transport Agency.Material in it may be reproduced for personal or inhouse use without formal permission or charge,provided suitable acknowledgement is made to thispublication and the NZ Transport Agency as thesource. Requests and enquiries about the reproductionof material in this publication for any other purposeshould be made to:Manager, InformationNZ Transport AgencyPrivate Bag 6995Wellington 6141The permission to reproduce material in thispublication does not extend to any material forwhich the copyright is identified as being held by athird party. Authorisation to reproduce materialbelonging to a third party must be obtained fromthe copyright holder(s) concerned.DisclaimerThe NZ Transport Agency has endeavoured toensure material in this document is technicallyaccurate and reflects legal requirements. However,the document does not override governinglegislation. The NZ Transport Agency does notaccept liability for any consequences arising fromthe use of this document. If the user of thisdocument is unsure whether the material is correct,they should refer directly to the relevant legislationand contact the NZ Transport Agency.More informationNZ Transport AgencyAugust 2014If you have further queries, call our contact centreon 0800 699 000 or write to us:NZ Transport AgencyPrivate Bag 6995Wellington 6141This document is available on the NZ TransportAgency’s website at www.nzta.govt.nz

NZTA M30 2014Document InformationDocument NameM30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignDocument NumberM30Document StatusConsultation releaseDocument AvailabilityThis document is located in electronic form on the NZ TransportAgency’s website at www.nzta.govt.nzDocument Author(s)Steve Muir muirs@connetics.co.nz(04) 353 7328Andy Collins Andy.collins@opus.co.nz(09) 355 9524Document OwnerJulian ChisnallRecord of amendmentAmendmentnumberDescription of changeEffective dateUpdatedby0Draft for review/ratificationJuly 2014J Chisnall1Consultation releaseAugust 2014J ChisnallSP/M30:2014 140812M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage i

NZTA M30 2014SP/M30:2014 140812M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage ii

NZTA M30 2014TABLE OF CONTENTSPART 1 GENERAL . 11SCOPE AND GENERAL . 11.1Application. 21.2Associated Documents . 21.3Definitions and Acronyms . 32GENERAL . 53OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS . 64ELECTRICAL STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS . 75HEALTH AND SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT . 76HEALTH AND SAFETY . 77LIGHTING EQUIPMENT . 77.1Outreach Brackets (Arms) for Overhead Installations . 77.2Lighting Equipment. 88PAINTING OF COLUMNS AND LUMINAIRES . 89SIGNS . 910EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TELEPHONES . 911BUS STOPS . 912HAZARDOUS GAS MITIGATION. 913TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT DEVICES . 914FLAG LIGHTING .1015WHOLE OF LIFE COSTING .1016CENTRAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) .1116.1General .1116.2Communication Protocols .1216.3Luminaire Controller / Light Point Controller (LPC).1216.4Maintenance Considerations.1216.5Future Network Maintenance .1216.6Variable Lighting Levels .1216.7Selecting a Lighting Level Profile .1316.8Light Point Controller .1317ENVIRONMENTAL LIGHTING EFFECTS .1417.1Forms of Potential Adverse Lighting Effects.1417.1.1 Spill Lighting .14SP/M30:2014 140812M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage iii

NZTA M30 201417.1.2 Glare .1517.1.3 Sky Glow .15PART 2 DESIGN .1618LIGHTING CLASSIFICATION AND SUBCATEGORY SELECTION .1718.1General .1719CATEGORY V LIGHTING.1819.1General .1820CATEGORY P LIGHTING .1820.1General .1820.2Category P Lighting – Cycleway and Pathway Lighting .1820.3Underpasses or Pedestrian Tunnels .1920.4Pedestrian Overpasses .1920.5Traffic Underpasses or Short Tunnels .1921PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS .1921.1Maximum Energy Density for Category V .1921.2Minimum Spacing Requirement for Category P .2021.3Mounting Heights .2122ROAD LIGHTING DESIGN.2122.1Project Brief or Principal’s Requirements .2122.2The Lighting Designer .2222.3Lighting Design Peer Review.2322.4Lighting Design Documentation .2322.5Control of Non-Conformance .2422.6Design Drawings .2423ACCEPTANCE OF DESIGN .2523.1Documents to be Submitted for RCA Acceptance.2523.2Lighting Design Report .2523.3Lighting Design Statement (LDS1) - Design .2523.4RCA Acceptance .2624ELECTRICAL RETICULATION .2624.1General .2624.2Underground Services, Construction, Backfill and Bedding .2624.3Points of Supply and Circuiting .2724.4Cable Type and Terminations .27SP/M30:2014 140812M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage iv

NZTA M30 201424.5Qualified Personnel .2724.6Documentation .2725CONTROL AND INSPECTION OF THE WORK .2825.1General .2825.2Checking, Inspection, Testing and Recording .2825.3Lighting Design Statement (LDS4) – Construction Review .2826COMPLETION CERTIFICATE .28PART 3 LUMINAIRE REQUIREMENTS .2927LED LUMINAIRE ATTRIBUTES .2927.1Reliability .2927.2Colour Temperature .2927.3Measurement Procedures .3027.4Maintenance Factors (MF) or Light Loss Factor (LLF) .3027.5Warranty Period .3127.6Compatibility .3227.7Compliance .3227.8Labelling.3327.9Protection from Overvoltage.3327.10 Power System and Power Quality .3327.11 Luminaire Attributes.3328ACCEPTED LUMINAIRES .33PART 4 CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION .3529TEMPORARY LIGHTING .3529.1Construction Activity or Security Lighting .3530COLUMN LOCATIONS .3530.1Column Placement and Setback from Road or Path .3630.2Column Placement and Clearance from Overhead Aerial Conductors .3731COLUMN INSTALLATION AND FOUNDATIONS .3732INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING .3732.1Testing .3832.2CMS Testing and Commissioning.3833COMPLETION PROCEDURES AND CERTIFICATION .3934COMPETENT CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL .39SP/M30:2014 140812M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage v

NZTA M30 2014APPENDICES.41Appendix I - Design and Construction Process Example (informative) .43Appendix II – Lighting Design Report (normative) .45Appendix III - Lighting Design Statement (LDS1) – Design (normative) .47Appendix III - Lighting Design Statement (LDS4) – Construction Review & Audit (normative) .49Appendix IV - Drawing Layout and Format Requirements (normative).51Appendix V - Sample Manufacturers Producer Statement (informative) .55Appendix VI - Lighting Design Peer Review Certificate Template (normative) .57Appendix VII - Completion Certificate (normative) .59Appendix VIII - Road Lighting Central Management System (CMS) (informative).61SP/M30:2014 140812M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage vi

PART 1 GENERAL1SCOPE AND GENERALThis Specification sets out requirements for the lighting design brief, the technicalperformance, design, approval, reviews, and luminaire selection and installationrequirements for the lighting of roads, cycle ways, footpaths, tunnels, underpasses,overpasses and bridges built as part of the State Highway network or underNew Zealand Transport Agency (Transport Agency) control. It has been written for widerapplication, including full or part adoption by local authorities.It encourages the development of energy efficient designs, which minimise operatingcosts for the service life of the road and public space lighting asset resulting in lessconsumption of resources.This specification shall apply in all situations, except where in the opinion of thedesigner, or the Road Controlling Authority (RCA), the technical requirements requirealteration. Should the designer request a departure or modification to technicalrequirements in a particular instance, they shall apply in writing to the RCA listing thecircumstances, and specific departure requested. In such instances, the RCA shall specifytechnical requirements that shall be used by the designer in that particular instance. Thisspecific technical requirement shall be noted on all design and as-built information.Any aspects relating to good urban design are in addition to the technical requirementsdetailed in this specification and are to be agreed separately with the asset owner.Reference ridging-the-gap.pdfThe scope is not limited by the material type or the appearance or shape of the column,outreach arm or luminaire.Minimum levels of luminaire performance are specified with respect to: Photometric performanceMaintenance factorDurabilityExpected lifeSafetyThis Specification covers the lighting scheme in respect to design brief, designperformance, design criteria, acceptable practices, installation and audit. It DOES NOTcover the following: Manufacture and procurement of columns Manufacture and procurement of luminaires Columns with provision for the attachment of flags and/or banners unless specificallyallowed for by the respective manufacturer CCTV camera columns Electrical power distribution poles where the lighting is supplied via overhead aerialconductorsSP/M30:2014 140813M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage 1 of 61

Joint use columns for lighting and electricity distribution, telecommunications, trafficsignals or tramway services Street or road signage columns Electrical supply network modifications required for the Lighting Installation1.1ApplicationThis Specification applies to the design process, approval process, peer reviews andspecification requirements of a lighting installation for ALL lighting of roads, cycle ways,footpaths, tunnels, underpasses, overpasses and bridges built on the State Highwaynetwork or under Transport Agency control.This specification serves as a basis of compliance for lighting projects carried out by theTransport Agency as part of its works programmes. It covers both Transport Agencyfunded projects and privately funded developments.It is consistent with and supports the Transport Agency strategic documents, e.g.Community Outcomes, State Highway Asset Management Plan (SHAMP), RCA LTCCPs,Activity Management Plans, Asset Management Plans, Strategies and Policies, etc.Road lighting projects that meet the criteria for funding assistance from the TransportAgency shall be carried out in accordance with the Transport Agency’s ProcurementManual, its Planning, Programming & Funding Manual and this specification.Appendix I provides an overview flow diagram of the complete design and constructionprocess.1.2Associated DocumentsThe documents listed below are relevant to road lighting design: AS/NZS 1158 Series - Lighting for Roads and Public SpacesAS 4282 - Control of Obtrusive Effects of LightingAS/NZS 1100 Set - Technical DrawingAS/NZS 3000 - Electrical Installations (known as the Australian/New Zealand WiringRules)AS/NZS 3008 - Electrical Installations – selection of cables. Cables for alternatingvoltages up to and including 0.6/1kVAS/NZS 3439 Set - Low voltage switchgear and control gear assembliesAS/NZS 5000 Set - Electrical cables – Polymeric insulatedAS/NZS 60598-1 Luminaires - General requirements and testsAS/NZS 60598.2.3 Luminaires for road and street lighting - particular requirementsAS/NZS 60898 Electrical accessories - Circuit breakers for overcurrent protection forhousehold and similar installationsAS/NZS 3000 Electrical installations - Buildings, structures and premisesBS 5489-11 - Code of Practice for the Design of Road LightingBS 5489-2 - Lighting of TunnelsCrime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)Electrical Codes of Practice (ECP’s)Electricity Act including all amendmentsElectricity Distribution Company Standards and RequirementsElectricity Safety Regulations including all amendmentsSP/M30:2014 140813M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage 2 of 61

EN 61547 - Equipment for general lighting purposes, EMC immunity requirementsHealth and Safety in Employment ActIESNA LM79-08, LM80-08 and TM21-11IPENZ Guideline on the Briefing and Engagement for Consulting Engineering ServicesIPENZ Practice Note 02 Peer Review - Reviewing the work of another engineerMfE Urban Design ProtocolMSSLC Model Specification for LED Roadway LuminairesMSSLC Model Specification for Adaptive Control and Remote Monitoring of LEDRoadway LuminairesNational Asset Management Steering Group (NAMS) NZ Infrastructure Asset Valuationand Depreciation GuidelinesNZ Building ActNZ Building CodeNZ Building RegulationsNZTA Technical Memorandum TM-2013 - Guidelines for Flag Lighting (in preparation)NZTA Specification M26 Lighting ColumnsNZTA Planning, Programming and Funding ManualNZTA Procurement ManualRadio Interference RegulationsResource Management ActWhere a conflict exists between any reference documents indicated above and thisSpecification this Specification takes preference (at the discretion of the TransportAgency).1.3Definitions and sonCoPTTMDriverElectricityDistributionSP/M30:2014 140813DefinitionAuthorisation Holders CertificateBenefit Cost Ratio (refer Transport Agency Economic EvaluationManual)Compact Fluorescent LampCentral Management Software (may also be referred to as aTele-Management System or TMS)A dedicated support for a road lighting luminaire. It is usuallyowned by the Transport Agency or RCA and can be a free standingvertical structure of appropriate material, which is designed tosupport luminaires either directly or by the use of outreach arms ormounting frames and includes such elements as foundations,column, outreach arms, connections and accessoriesA person, who has acquired, through training, qualification orexperience or a combination of these, the knowledge and skillenabling that person to perform the required task correctlyCode of Practice for Temporary Traffic ManagementIs a collection of electrical and electronic components used totransform standard electrical voltage, current and frequency to thatrequired providing suitable voltage, and/or current and/or frequencyto run (in this case) an LED light sourceThey are the ‘person who supplies line function services’.A line owner is a person who owns ‘works’ that are used or intendedM30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage 3 of 61

D Light Whole of LifeCostfor use for the conveyance of electricity. This may not necessarily bean electricity distributorElevated Working Platform VehicleAn electronic programmable device that communicates betweenLighting Point Controllers (LPC) and Central Management Software(CMS)High Pressure SodiumInfrastructure Design StandardInternational Dark-Sky AssociationIllumination Engineering Society Australia and New ZealandIllumination Engineering Society North AmericaInstitution of Lighting ProfessionalsInsulation Piercing ConnectionLight Emitting DiodeBroadly covers an LED package, module and array of LED’sLighting Point Controller or Luminaire Controller is the interfacemodal between the communication network and the powersupply/controllerLong Term Council Community PlanMetal HalideU.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Municipal Solid-State StreetLighting Consortium (an American Department of Energy basedorganisation)Mercury VapourNZ National Asset Management Steering GroupNew Generation Metal HalideOutdoor Lighting NetworkA utility distribution pole suitable for attaching an outreach arm androad lighting luminaire. This is not usually owned by the TransportAgency and the condition of re-use shall be confirmed with theElectricity Distribution CompanyRoad Controlling Authority (usually the local council but it may beothers, for example, NZ Defence Force and NZ Forestry for roadsaround their campus, private developers). Includes the TransportAgency Highways & Network Operations GroupState Highway Asset Management PlanTALQ Consortium is a global initiative by several lighting companiesfrom the industry with the aim of creating a globally acceptedstandard for management software for outdoor lighting applicationsIs the term used to describe the cost analysis of a scheme includingcapital costs, operating and maintenance costs and end of life costsThe following definitions shall be as described in AS/NZS 1158.0Term/AcronymLuminaireMounting HeightNominal MountingSP/M30:2014 140813DefinitionThe luminaire mounting height is the vertical distance between thephotometric centre of a luminaire and the surface which is to beilluminated, e.g. the road surfaceThe nominal mounting height dimension shall be the distanceM30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting DesignPage 4 of 61

HeightOutreach ArmLengthPassively Safe orFrangible ColumnRigid Column2between the centreline of luminaire mounting spigot, and theintended finished ground level for a ground planted column, or thebottom of the base plate for a column with base plateThe outreach arm length shall be the horizontal distance from thepoint of entry to the luminaire, to a vertical line passing throughthe centre of the column cross section at the finished ground levelA column designed to perform such that in a vehicular impact, theoccupants are unlikely to suffer injuries. This involves either abreakaway support (e.g. slip base or couplings) or a yielding orprogressive material collapse type that does not separate from thebaseA column designed to withstand vehicular impacts without unduedeformation while remaining uprightGENERALThe Transport Agency has a commitment to achieve quality environmental and socialoutcomes. This reflects the requirements of the Land Transport Management Act 2003and the Resource Management Act 1991 as well as the commitments made in theGovernment Policy Statement, our Environmental and Social Responsibility Policy and theState Highway Environmental Plan. Specifically our Environmental plan contains objectivesregarding resource efficiency to manage energy consumption and waste associated withthe Transport Agency’s business in a cost effective and sustainable manner and to makeresource efficiency an integral part of all state highway l-plan/docs/environmental-plan.pdf.This specification gives effect to these statutory and policy obligation

Document Name M30 Specification and Guidelines for Road Lighting Design Document Number M30 Document Status Consultation release Document Availability This document is located in electronic form on the NZ Transport Agency's website at www.nzta.govt.nz

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