Energetický audit osvětlovacích soustav veřejného osvětlení

Abstract

The subject of this thesis is to evaluate the energy performance of public lighting. The theoretical part of this thesis deals with the normative requirements that are imposed on public lighting together with a number of qualitative and quantitative parameters that are crucial when selecting luminaire or the light source itself. Great emphasis is given on the advantages of using LEDs in street lighting. A key part of this thesis is to analyze upcoming standards, which assesses the energy performance of street lighting based on the selected type of luminaire and light source technology selected for a particular implementation. In the practical part of this thesis, the new standard will be applied to two already existing public lighting systems, where the calculated and subsequent verification of measured values will be evaluated the benefits of using LEDs for applications in public lighting. In this work will be also be created universal table that based on the input parameters of the lighting system evaluates its energy performance.