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Content DescriptionWhile lighting manufacturers and independent testing laboratories generally follow IES published procedures for testing luminaires under controlled laboratory conditions, measurements made in the field to confirm predicted performance can be influenced by a variety of factors. Under laboratory conditions, care is exercised in the control of the precision and accuracy of the photometric measurement conditions, including luminaire orientation, test distances, ambient temperature, electrical supply and regulation, and selection of lamps for optimal stability and arc tube geometry. In the field, this level of control and accuracy in operating and measurement conditions is seldom possible, and measurements made of installed photometric performance can deviate from predicted performance levels. This document identifies many of the potential factors that apply to outdoor HID luminaires (mercury vapor, metal halide, and high pressure sodium) and low pressure sodium lighting equipment utilizing core and coil ballasts for contemporary lamp wattage designations. This document outlines factors that can cause differences between calculated and measured illuminance and luminance values of outdoor HID and low pressure sodium lamps and luminaires. It does not offer solutions, nor does it quantify all of the possible variables that might be encountered.Subscription InformationMADCAD.com IES subscriptions are annual and access is concurrency based (number of people that can access the subscription at any given time).
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