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Family Correlated Photometric Data The following photometric information is developed using correlated data. Fin elite considers a family to be a group of luminaires where critical performance metrics

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How to fill out photometric data:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information such as the light source type, distance from the source, and measuring equipment details.
2. Ensure you have the correct measurement units for illuminance (lux) or luminous intensity (candela).
3. Begin measuring the light source's output at various angles and distances, using a photometer or other appropriate equipment.
4. Record all the measurements in a systematic manner, noting the position, distance, and angle of each measurement.
5. Calculate the average illuminance or luminous intensity for each measurement point if needed.
6. Fill out the appropriate fields in the photometric data form, including the measurement values, light source details, and any other required information.
7. Review the completed form for accuracy and make any necessary adjustments before submitting the data.

Who needs photometric data:

1. Lighting designers: Photometric data is essential for lighting designers to accurately assess how a light source will illuminate a space and to create appropriate lighting plans.
2. Manufacturers: Photometric data provides manufacturers with valuable information about their lighting products' performance, enabling them to make improvements and meet regulatory standards.
3. Architects and engineers: Photometric data helps architects and engineers make informed decisions about lighting placement, aiming, and design to ensure optimal lighting conditions in a building or space.
4. Energy consultants: Photometric data assists energy consultants in evaluating the energy usage of lighting systems and recommending energy-efficient solutions.
5. Regulatory authorities: Photometric data enables regulatory authorities to verify compliance with lighting standards and ensure public safety.
6. Facility managers: Photometric data helps facility managers assess and maintain lighting systems, ensuring optimal performance and energy efficiency.
7. Lighting researchers: Photometric data is valuable for researchers studying various aspects of lighting, including human response, visual perception, and lighting design techniques.

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What is photometric data?

Photometric data refers to the measurement of the intensity of light, typically in lumens or foot-candles, as perceived by the human eye.

Who is required to file photometric data?

Manufacturers or importers of lighting fixtures are typically required to file photometric data.

How to fill out photometric data?

Photometric data can be filled out by conducting photometric tests using specialized equipment and reporting the results in a standardized format.

What is the purpose of photometric data?

The purpose of photometric data is to provide information about the performance and characteristics of lighting fixtures, such as their brightness and distribution of light.

What information must be reported on photometric data?

Photometric data typically includes measurements of luminous flux, luminous intensity, and luminance, as well as information about color rendering and spectral distribution.