Among the design and evaluation criteria for energy conservation, the unit power density(UPD) is a key element to calculate the power budget of a room. The disadvantage of the base UPD is that there are too many various tasks to be entirely listed. Besides even the same type of task there is possible different base UPD due to its different illuminance levels and illuminating designs. This research is trying to establish a simple UPD calculation model which is able to deal with the actual lighting power consumption more simply and accurately. To establish this model, a theoretical formula is used to find out the UPD influential factors, then a computer software is used to simulate 324 samples with direct lighting and semi-direct lighting designs. A statistical computer software is also used to establish a linear regression model which will cover four variables. The study results have 0.98 statistical correlation with the ones by theoretical formula. Its shows that this model used to predict the power consumption is reliable and more accurate than the model suggested by the IES.