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Foot Candle Definition

the illuminance on a square foot surface from a uniform light source or the amount of light that hits a 1 Sqft surface when 1 lumen is shined from 1ft away

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1 footcandle = _____ lux

10.764 lux

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What is the foot candle formula?

Candle Power / distance^2

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Candle Power

The luminous intensity of a light source, expressed in candelas.

.981 Candela often 1:1 with the # of candelas

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Lumens (Definition)

or brightness, the measure of the total amount of Visible light to the human eye

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Illuminance Definition

Amount of light falling on, illuminating a given surface per unit area (lux or foot-cand)

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Illuminance is measured in:

1 lux = 1 lm/m2 or 1 lm/ft^2

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Luminance Definition:

-the intensity of light reflected from an illuminated surface.

-candelas per square meter, 1 ft lambert = 3.426 cd/m2, 1 nit = 1 Cd/m2

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Coefficient of utilization (CU)

the percentage of lamp lumen emitted by a luminaire that ultimately reaches a task surface.

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Lighting data sheet shows:

-plotted candela values

-diagrams of the spread of light and intensity

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Perfect W/C/F reflective values:

Ceiling = 80%

Wall = 50%

Floor = 20%

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Lumen Method, Zonal Cavity Method is better for

Comparing different lights

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What are the factors affecting light?

-CU - Coe of Utilization

-LLF - Lighting Loss Factor

-MF - Maintenance Factors

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Factors affecting CU

-Luminaire Distance of lamp lumens

-Room Size

-Reflective Values

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Lighting Loss Factors

Lamp Lumen Depreciation, Dirt Depreciation, Environmental Depreciation, Ballast Factors

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Maintenance Factors

Recoverable

Nonrecoverable

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Recoverable Maintenance Factors

Lamp Burnouts (80%)

Lamp Lumen Depreciation (70%)

Dirt Depreciation:

-Indirect Lighting (65%)

-Industrial Environmental(50%)

-Open Fixtures(85%)

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Non-recoverable maintenance factors

Ballast Factor (90%)

Ambient Light Fixture

Supply Voltage Variation 4%

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Exit Signage: whats required?

- Exit signage shall be internally lit

- Exit signs shall be connected to emergency power

and illuminated for not less than 90 minutes during

normal power loss

- Labeled/Listed in accordance w/UL 924

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What is an individual battery unit?

Battery pack is provided for each light sign

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Individual Battery Units

Advantages

-Simple

-Cheap

Disadvantages

-Many Units

-Testing

-Maintenance

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Central Lighting Interior has how many pieces of equipment?

One

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Central Lighting Interior

Advantages

-Less Maintenance

-Monitoring

-Low Arch Impact

Disadvantages

-Single Point Failure

-More Expensive

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Types of inspection and testing:

Daily: Central Battery Cabinets

Monthly: Short Duration Test

Annually: Full Duration Test(3hrs)

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Article 700.12(F)

- Supply circuit to the unit has to

be connected to the same circuit as

the normal lighting

- Allows emergency lighting to function

in the branch circuit

- Emergency lighting Load must be

auto energized within 10 Seconds of

outage, & most be on for at

least 90min or for the time it takes

to evacuate

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Outdoor Lighting Problem Areas

Lighting Pollution

Light Trespass

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Light Pollution (definition)

The inappropriate or excessive use of artificial light

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Glare (definition)

Excessive Brightness

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Skyglow (definition)

brightening of the night sky over inhabited areas

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Light Trespass (definition)

Light falling where it is not intended or needed

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Light Clutter (definition)

Bright and confusing groupings of lights

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BUG Rating System

"Backlight, Upplight, and glare"

Based on internal/external lighting design

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Design Guide:

Guidelines for security for people, poverty, public spaces

MEEB Tbl 16.4

IESNA(G-1; Section 4) Advanced Lighting for Security Reasons

ASHRAE 90.1

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Outdoor Lighting Should:

-Only be on when needed

-only light the area needed

-no brighter than necessary

-be fully shielded downward

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Outdoor Lamp Types

Low Pressure Sodium(LPS)

High Pressure Sodium(HPS - Most common

Metal Halide (white light)

LED

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What are 7 Daylighting factors?

-Latitude

-Time of Day

-Time of Year

-Weather

-Exterior Factors

-Attributes of the building

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Energy 101 =

Daylighting

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When is the equinox?

March 21st and September 21st

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When are the solstices?

June 21 and December 21

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Altitude:

the angle its position forms above the horizon

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Azimuth

the number of degrees east or west

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Parts of Daylighting

-Sunlight

-Sky Lighting

-Reflected Light

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Criteria for amount/location daylighting

-View

-Health

-Illuminance

-Productivity

-Sustainability

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Fenestration Definition

Arrangement of daylight openings

-windows, skylights, roofs monitors

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Foot Candle Amount for Clear Sky and Overcast Sky

Clear = 7k-10k FC

Overcast = 1k-5k FC

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Holistic Approach

Max impact of daylighting(Deep into Space)

-Site

-Architecture

-Interiors

-Lighting

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Daylight factor (DF) is best defined as:

the ratio of daylight intensity between an interior point and an exterior reference point

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Reactive Approach

Attempting to "fix" afterword

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Daylight Factor Ratios:

DF under 2 = Not well lit/needs artificial lighting

DF BTW 2-5 = Adequately lit/may need artif lights

DF over 5 = Well lit/ No artif light

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Reflectance is what:

the most important contribution to lighting system efficiency

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General Rule for Uniformity:

into a room is 1.5-2 * height of window

-Consider primary/secondary zones require photocell dimming control

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Managing Daylight

The east west elongation works well with northern climates

-Southern exposures are more easily controlled

-Holistic approach balances daylight, electric light, and energy

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Window Placement

"Daylighting" - Placed @ or above 7.5 feet

50-70% Transmittance

"Viewing Placed at 7.5 feet or less

40% transmittance

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Shading Devices

-Fixed

Horizontal/Vertical

-Active

Auto/Daily/Seasonal

-Manual

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What does direct lighting look like?

Direct

<p>Direct</p>
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What does semi direct lighting look like?

Semi direct

<p>Semi direct</p>
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What does general diffuse lighting look like?

General Diffuse

<p>General Diffuse</p>
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What does direct indirect lighting look like?

Direct indirect

<p>Direct indirect</p>
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What does semi indirect lighting look like?

Semi indirect

<p>Semi indirect</p>
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What does indirect lighting look like?

Indirect

<p>Indirect</p>