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Advanced Energy Design Guide

for Large Hospitals


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Climate Zone Tables

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Climate zones for United States counties.
Reproduced from ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 169-2013, Climatic Data for Building Design Standards, © 2013 ASHRAE.

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Climate Zone 1 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-20.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) 78 EN1
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-5.7 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-7.5 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls Comply with Standard 90.1* EN5, 15–17
Mass R-4.2 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-19.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated Comply with Standard 90.1*
Slabs
Envelope

Heated R-7.5 for 12 in. EN9–10, 15–17


Swinging U-0.70 EN11, 16
Doors
Nonswinging U-1.45 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling) DL7, EN20
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.56 EN18–20,
Thermal transmittance
Metal framing windows = 0.65 23–25
Vertical fenestration
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.25 EN19–20,
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC)
Metal framing windows = 0.25 23–25
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations 1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting,
to natural light, through sidelighting and DL8–14, 20–23
reception); and other regularly occupied
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15 ft
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces DL20–23
of a perimeter window.
(waiting, reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building= 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92
Light source efficacy
T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5
(mean lumens per watt)
All other >50
Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Interior lighting Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—general EL6, 21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W light emitting capacitor (LEC) exit
Exit signage EL22
signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12am–6am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes
PPL

Computer power control and control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 1 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals (Continued)


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all PL16
high-use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d  1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Water-source heat pump Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
(WSHP) system with DOAS Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
HVAC

Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35


Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8, 36, 38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV37
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV35
Mixed-air VAV system with
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and
heat recovery system Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
heating, renewables, and whole building
QA

Measurement and verification


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Training Facility operator on continuous benchmarking QA12–15
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 2 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-25.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) 78 EN1
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-7.6 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-7.5 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls Comply with Standard 90.1* EN5, 15–17
Mass R-10.4 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-19.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated Comply with Standard 90.1*
Slabs
Heated R-10.0 for 12 in. EN9–10, 15–17
Envelope

Swinging U-0.70 EN11, 16


Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling) DL7, EN20
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.45 EN18–20,
Thermal transmittance
Metal framing windows = 0.65 22–25
Vertical fenestration Nonmetal framing windows = 0.25 EN19–20,
Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC)
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Metal framing windows = 0.25 23–25
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations 1.5 EN24
EN21, DL13–14
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5

Comply with LEED for healthcare credits


All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting,
to natural light, through sidelighting and DL8–14, 20–23
reception); and other regularly occupied
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15 ft
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces DL20–23
of a perimeter window.
(waiting, reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92
Light source efficacy (mean lumens per
T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5
watt)
All other >50
Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Interior lighting Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6, 21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC) exit
Exit signage EL22
signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes and
PPL

Computer power control control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 2 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals (Continued)


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all high- PL16
use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d 1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Water-source heat pump Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
(WSHP) system with DOAS Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
HVAC

Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35


Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV35
Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8, 36, 38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV9, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Mixed-air VAV system with
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and
heat recovery system Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
Q&A

Measurement and verification heating, renewables, and whole building


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Training Facility operator on continuous benchmarking QA12–15
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 3 Recommendation Table for Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-25.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) 78 EN1
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-11.4 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-7.5 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls R-7.5 c.i. (Comply with Standard 90.1* in 3A) EN5, 15–17
Mass R-12.5 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-30.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated Comply with Standard 90.1*
Slabs
Envelope

Heated R-15.0 for 24 in. EN9–10, 15–17


Swinging U-0.70 EN11, 16
Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling) DL7, EN20
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.56
Thermal transmittance EN18-20, 22–25
Metal framing windows = 0.65
Vertical fenestration
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.41
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) EN19–20, 23–25
Metal framing windows = 0.6
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations  1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting,
to natural light, through sidelighting and DL8–14, 20–23
reception); and other regularly occupied
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces (waiting, DL20–23
ft of a perimeter window.
reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92

Light source efficacy (mean lumens per watt) T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5

All other >50


Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Interior lighting Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6,21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC)
Exit signage EL22
exit signs exclusively
2
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes
PPL

Computer power control and control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 3 Recommendation Table for Table for Large Hospitals (Continued)
Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all PL16
high-use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d 1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
Water-source heat pump
(WSHP) system with DOAS Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
C (marine zones) = 60% total effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
HVAC

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
C (marine zones) = 60% total effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8, 36, 38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Mixed-air VAV system with Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
heat recovery system
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
C (marine zones) = 60% total effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
heating, renewables, and whole building
Q&A

Measurement and verification


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Facility operator on continuous
Training QA12–15
benchmarking
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 4 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
building footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-30.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) Comply with Standard 90.1*
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-13.3 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-7.5 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls R-7.5 c.i. EN5, 15–17
Mass R-14.6 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-38.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated Comply with Standard 90.1* EN8, 10, 15–16
Slabs
Heated R-20 for 24 in. EN9–10, 15–17
Envelope

Swinging U-0.50 EN11, 16


Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
DL7, EN20,
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling)
26–27
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.38
Thermal transmittance EN19–20, 25–28
Vertical fenestration Metal framing windows = 0.44
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Nonmetal framing windows = 0.26
Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) EN19–20, 25–28
Metal framing windows = 0.38
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations  1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of DL6
the perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting, DL8–13, 15,
access to natural light, through sidelighting
reception); and other regularly occupied 20–23
and toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces (waiting, DL20–23
ft of a perimeter window.
reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92

Light source efficacy (mean lumens per watt) T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5

All other >50


Interior lighting Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6, 21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC)
Exit signage EL22
exit signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes
PPL

Computer power control and control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-
Cooking equipment PL8–9
qualified equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all PL16
high-use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d 1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
Water-source heat pump
(WSHP) system with DOAS Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
C (marine zones) = 60% total effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
HVAC

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
C (marine zones) = 60% total effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8, 36, 38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Mixed-air VAV system with Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
heat recovery system
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
C (marine zones) = 60% total effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters
for lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service
Electrical submeters QA12–14
water heating, renewables, and whole
Q&A

Measurement and verification building


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Facility operator on continuous
Training QA12–15
benchmarking
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 5 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-30.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) Comply with Standard 90.1*
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-13.3 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-15.6 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls R-7.5 c.i. EN5, 15–17
Mass R-14.6 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-38.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated Comply with Standard 90.1* EN8,10, 15–17
Slabs
Heated R-20 for 24 in. EN9–10, 15–17
Envelope

Swinging U-0.50 EN11, 16


Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
DL7, EN20,
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling)
26–27
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.35
Thermal transmittance EN19–20, 25–28
Vertical fenestration Metal framing windows = 0.42
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Nonmetal framing windows = 0.25 EN19–20,
Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC)
Metal framing windows = 0.25 25–28
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations  1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting, DL8–13, 15,
to natural light, through sidelighting and
reception); and other regularly occupied 20–23
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15 ft
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces DL20–23
of a perimeter window.
(waiting, reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92
Light source efficacy (mean lumens per
T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5
watt)
All other >50
Interior lighting Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6,21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC) exit
Exit signage EL22
signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes and
PPL

Computer power control control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all high- PL16
use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d  1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Water-source heat pump Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
(WSHP) system with DOAS
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
HVAC

Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35


Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8,36,38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Mixed-air VAV system with
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and
heat recovery system Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14,31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
Q&A

Measurement and verification heating, renewables, and whole building


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Training Facility operator on continuous benchmarking QA12–15
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 6 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-30.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) Comply with Standard 90.1*
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-19.5 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-18.8 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls R-10.0 c.i. EN5, 15–17
Mass R-16.7 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-38.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated R-10 for 24 in. EN8,10, 15–17
Slabs
Heated R-20 for 48 in. EN9–10, 15–17
Envelope

Swinging U-0.50 EN11, 16


Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
DL7, EN20,
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling)
26–27
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.35
Thermal transmittance EN19–20, 25–28
Vertical fenestration Metal framing windows = 0.42
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Nonmetal framing windows = 0.25 EN19–20,
Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC)
Metal framing windows = 0.25 25–28
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations  1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting, DL8–13, 15,
to natural light, through sidelighting and
reception); and other regularly occupied 20–23
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15 ft
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces DL20–23
of a perimeter window.
(waiting, reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92
Light source efficacy (mean lumens per
T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5
watt)
All other >50
Interior lighting Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6,21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC) exit
Exit signage EL22
signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes
PPL

Computer power control and control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 6 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals (Continued)


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all PL16
high-use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d  1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Water-source heat pump Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
(WSHP) system with DOAS
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
HVAC

Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35


Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8,36,38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Mixed-air VAV system with
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and
heat recovery system Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
Q&A

Measurement and verification heating, renewables, and whole building


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Training Facility operator on continuous benchmarking QA12–15
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 7 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-35.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) Comply with Standard 90.1*
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-19.5 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-18.8 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls R-15.0 c.i. EN5, 15–17
Mass R-20.9 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-49.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated R-20 for 24 in. EN8,10, 15–17
Slabs
Heated R-25 for 48 in. EN9–10, 15–17
Envelope

Swinging U-0.50 EN11, 16


Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
DL7, EN20,
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling)
26–27
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.33
Thermal transmittance EN19–20, 25–28
Vertical fenestration Metal framing windows = 0.34
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Nonmetal framing windows = 0.4 EN19–20,
Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC)
Metal framing windows = 0.4 25–28
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations  1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Form-driven daylighting option Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting, DL8–13, 15,
to natural light, through sidelighting and
reception); and other regularly occupied 20–23
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15 ft
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces (waiting, DL20–23
of a perimeter window.
reception)
Daylighting/ Lighting

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92

Light source efficacy (mean lumens per watt) T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 EL2–5

All other >50


Interior lighting Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6,21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC) exit
Exit signage EL22
signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes and
PPL

Computer power control control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 7 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals (Continued)


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all high- PL16
use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d  1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Water-source heat pump Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
(WSHP) system with DOAS
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
HVAC

Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35


Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8,36,38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8,35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV35
Mixed-air VAV system with
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
separate OA treatment and
heat recovery system Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
A (humid zones) = 60% total effectiveness
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS HV9, 15–16
B (dry zones) = 60% sensible effectiveness
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
Q&A

Measurement and verification heating, renewables, and whole building


Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Training Facility operator on continuous benchmarking QA12–15
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 8 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
Group similar space types within the building
Form/space planning Proper zoning DL4–6
footprint.
Insulation entirely above deck R-35.0 c.i. EN2, 15–17
Roofs
Solar reflectance index (SRI) Comply with Standard 90.1*
Mass (HC > 7 Btu/ft2) R-19.5 c.i. EN3, 15–17
Walls Steel framed R-13.0 + R-18.8 c.i. EN4, 15–17
Below-grade walls R-15.0 c.i. EN5, 15–17
Mass R-23.0 c.i. EN6, 15–17
Floors
Steel framed R-60.0 EN7, 15–17
Unheated R-20 for 24 in. EN8,10, 15–17
Slabs
Heated R-20 full slab EN9–10, 15–17
Envelope

Swinging U-0.50 EN11, 16


Doors
Nonswinging U-0.50 EN12, 16
Vestibules At primary visitor building entrance Comply with Standard 90.1* EN14
Continuous air barriers Continuous air barriers Entire building envelope EN13
DL7, EN20,
Window-to-wall ratio 40% of net wall (floor-ceiling)
26–27
Nonmetal framing windows = 0.25
Thermal transmittance EN19–20, 25–28
Vertical fenestration Metal framing windows = 0.34
(full assembly—NFRC rating) Nonmetal framing windows = 0.4 EN19–20,
Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC)
Metal framing windows = 0.4 25–28
Light-to-solar gain ratio (LSG) All orientations  1.5 EN24
Exterior sun control South orientation only – PF = 0.5 EN21, DL13–14
Comply with LEED for healthcare credits
All spaces DL3–6
IEQ 8.1 (daylighting) and IEQ 8.2 (views)
Shape the building footprint and form such
Diagnostic and treatment block that the area within 15 ft of the perimeter DL6
exceeds 40% of the floorplate.
Use LED lights exclusively Ensure that 75% of the occupied space not
Inpatient units including patient rooms lies within 20 ft of the DL6
perimeter.
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Design the building form to maximize access
offices, corridors); public spaces (waiting, DL8–13, 15,
to natural light, through sidelighting and
reception); and other regularly occupied 20–23
toplighting.
spaces as applicable
Staff areas (exam rooms, nurse stations,
Add daylight controls to any space within 15 ft
Nonform-driven daylighting option offices, corridors) and public spaces DL20–23
of a perimeter window.
(waiting, reception)
Surgery task lights

Ceilings  80%
Interior finishes Room interior surface average reflectance DL17
Walls  70%
Whole building = 0.9 W/ft2
Lighting power density (LPD) EL1, 12–20
Space-by-space per Table 5-4
T8 & T5 > 2 ft = 92
Light source efficacy (mean lumens per
T8 & T5 < 2 ft = 85 DL2–5
watt)
All other >50
Interior lighting Nondimming = NEMA Premium
Ballasts—4 ft T8 Lamps EL2
Dimming= NEMA Premium Program Start
Ballasts—Fluorescent and HID Electronic EL2–5
Dimming controls daylight harvesting Dim all fixtures in daylighted zones. DL20–23, EL11
Manual ON, auto/timed OFF in all areas as
Lighting controls—General EL6, 21
possible.
Surgery task lights Use LED lights exclusively. EL14
0.1–0.2 W Light Emitting Capacitor (LEC) exit
Exit signage EL22
signs exclusively
Façade and landscape lighting LPD = 0.15 W/ft2 EL23
Parking lots and drives LPD = 0.1 W/ft2 EL23
Exterior lighting
LPD = Comply with Standard 90.1*
All other exterior lighting EL23
Auto reduce to 25% (12 am–6 am)
Laptops = minimum 2/3 of total computers
Computers PL2
All others = mini desktop computers
Equipment choices
ENERGY STAR® equipment All computers, equipment, appliances PL5
Vending machines Delamp and specify best in class efficiency. PL3, 7
Network control with power saving modes and
PPL

Computer power control control during unoccupied hours or IT PL2


enterprise power management software
Controls Occupancy sensors Office plug occupancy sensors PL3
Water coolers, coffee makers, small
Timer switches appliances = auto OFF during unoccupied PL3
hours
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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Climate Zone 8 Recommendation Table for Large Hospitals (Continued)


Item Component Recommendation How-to Tips 
ENERGY STAR or California rebate-qualified
Cooking equipment PL8–9
equipment
6 in. insulation on low-temp walk-in
equipment, insulated floor, LED lighting,
Refrigeration equipment floating-head pressure controls, liquid PL8–9, 12
Kitchen equipment
pressure amplifier, subcooled liquid
PPL

refrigerant, evaporative condenser


Side panels, larger overhangs, rear seal at
Exhaust hoods appliances, proximity hoods, VAV demand- PL8, 10, 13
based exhaust
Use traction elevators for all elevators, and
Process loads Elevators use regenerative traction elevators for all PL16
high-use elevators.
Gas water heater (condensing) 95% Efficiency WH3, HV8
SWH

Point-of-use water heater 0.81 EF or 81% Et PL11, WH3


Service water heating
Electric-heat-pump water heater 2.33 EF WH3
Pipe insulation (d < 1.5 in./d 1.5 in.) 1.0 in./1.5 in. WH7
No central steam Point-of-use steam for humidification and
Heating system HV33
Use hot-water distribution system sterilization
Water-cooled chiller Comply with Standard 90.1* HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Surgery

Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37


Central air-handling system
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
WSHP part-load/full-load cooling efficiency 17.6/15.0 EER HV2
WSHP part-load/full-load heating efficiency 5.7/5.0 COP HV2
WSHP compressor capacity control Two-speed or variable-speed HV2
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Water-source heat pump
Closed-circuit cooling tower VFD on fans HV37
(WSHP) system with DOAS
Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
HVAC

Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35


Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Nonsurgery

Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8


Fan-coil system with DOAS
Maximum fan power 0.4 W/cfm HV21–22, 24
FCU fans Multiple speed HV5
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
Heat recovery water-cooled chiller 4.55 COP HV8, 36, 38
Water-cooled chiller 6.5 COP HV8, 35
Water-circulation pumps VFD and NEMA premium HV35
Cooling towers VFD on tower fans HV37
Mixed-air VAV system with
separate OA treatment and Boiler efficiency 90% Ec HV8
heat recovery system
Maximum fan power bhp  supply cfm × 0.0012 + A HV21–22, 24
Economizer Comply with Standard 90.1* HV19
Exhaust-air energy recovery in DOAS 60% sensible effectiveness HV9, 15–16
DOAS ventilation control DCV with VFD HV10–11
OA damper Motorized HV14, 31
Ducts and dampers Duct seal class Seal class A HV22, 24
Insulation level R-6 HV22–23
Design and circuit for separate submeters for
Electrical submeters lighting, HVAC, general 120V, service water QA12–14
Q&A

heating, renewables, and whole building


Measurement and verification
Benchmarks Benchmark monthly energy use. QA15
Training Facility operator on continuous benchmarking QA12–15
*Note: Where the table says “Comply with Standard 90.1,” the user must meet the more stringent of either the most current version of Standard 90.1 or the local code requirements.

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