1. Select appropriate replacement bulbs

• All bulbs, fixtures, and controls will be appropriate for the intended application (e.g., enclosed, orientation, dimmable, potential for breakage, indoor, and outdoor).

• All bulbs, fixtures, and controls will be selected to provide the brightness and light quality required in that application (e.g., task lighting, trip-and- fall hazards, nightlights).

• Light/lamp wattage should not exceed rated wattage of fixture.

1.a Notice: Location rating

• Fixture should be approved for Damp Location (might have contact with moisture) above tub, shower, or sink.

• Fixture should be approved for Wet Location Outside (direct exposure to moisture) lights etc.

1.b Notice: Energy Star rated

• All light bulbs installed must be Energy Star Rated.

2. Replace standard light bulbs

• Replace all standard light bulbs as directed by work order(s) with an LED equivalent.

3. Replace non-standard light bulbs

• Replace non-standard bulbs in vanities, flood lights, chandeliers, and other light fixtures as directed by work order(s) with their LED equivalent.

4. Replace and air seal can lights

• Replace recessed light bulbs as directed by work order(s) with an air-tight LED equivalent.

4.a. Remove old bulb and trim

• Remove old bulb and trim ceiling so finish surface is smooth.

• If gap is very large between fixture and finished surface consider caulk or 1-part foam.

4.b. Install new LED trim kit

• Install new trim so that it fits securely in the existing can and flush against the ceiling.

4.c. Interior air sealing with  gasket

• Install new trim so that it fits flush against the ceiling with a gasket between the trim and the ceiling creating an air-tight seal around the trim, OR...

4.d. Interior air sealing with caulk

• Use caulk to create an air tight seal between light housing and ceiling.

4.e. Install new trim flush to ceiling

• Seat firmly against finish surface to ensure gasket seals.

5. Worst Case Draft test

• If any air sealing was done in conjunction with replacing lighting, conduct a Worst Case Draft Test to verify Category I, II and III appliances are venting safely before leaving home for the day.

• Testing shall be recorded using the Utah WAP Worst Case Draft Test from.