Lighting plans omit required controls and commissioning scope. What should the bid do?

California C-10 exam practice question · Planning & Estimating

Lighting plans omit required controls and commissioning scope. What should the bid do?

AUse switches only regardless of occupancy
Include controls, tests, and records
CDelete energy notes
DAssume the owner commissions them

Why B is correct

California energy requirements can affect sensors, scheduling, daylighting, demand response, acceptance tests, and forms. Omitting them creates an incomplete and noncompliant scope.

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