LightLab discusses methods of validating the contents of an IES file.
Energy efficiency of lighting products has always been a design factor. Australian state governments are implementing schemes to provide incentives to further improve efficiency.
At the request of the Lighting Council of Australia, LightLab has reviewed the calculations and determined a revised set of spacing tables. For the methodology and tables download the reference document.
General | Description | Size |
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Issue 1 | Uniformity of Illuminance | 1.8 mb |
Issue 2 | The Unified Glare Rating System UGR as a productivity tool | 1.0 mb |
Issue 3 | How to Read a Photometric Report | 2.0 mb |
Issue 4 | Why Tri-Phosphor Lamps are Unsuitable for Hospital Lighting | 400 kb |
Issue 5 | The Use of Luxmeters | 37 kb |
Issue 7 | What is Glare? | 46 kb |
Issue 8 | The Control of Glare by the AS1680 System | 200 kb |
Issue 9 | Dealing with Discomfort Glare in the Interior Workplace | 364 kb |
Issue 10 | Disability Glare in the Exterior Workplace | 103 kb |
Issue 12 | How to select the best Luminaire | 40 kb |
Issue 13 | Emergency Evacuation in Buildings | 0.6 mb |
Automotive | Description | Size |
Issue 1001 | Understanding the Australian Design Rules (ADRs) | 55 kb |
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