I. Key Lighting Design Calculations (Practical Formulas) 1. Lumen Method Formula (Determining Fixture Quantity) \[ N = \frac{E \times A}{\varphi \times U \times M} \] N: Number of fixtures E: Target illuminance (lux) A: Area (m²) ϕ: Luminous flux per fixture (lumens, e.g., 24,000 lm for a 200W LED) U: Utilization factor...
Industry Standards and Regulations (Mandatory Compliance) OSHA Standards (USA) General industrial warehouse minimum illuminance: 20 lumens/sq.ft (200 Lux) (for aisles and non-precision work areas). Precision operation areas: Recommended ≥ 50 lumens/sq.ft (500 Lux). IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America) Standards Storage areas: 100 - 300 Lux (10 - 30 lumens/sq.ft). Sorting/packaging...
Definition A lighting driver is an electronic device used to control and regulate the power supply of lighting equipment, such as High Bay LED lights. It plays a crucial role in the lighting system, ensuring that the lighting equipment operates stably and efficiently. Working Principle Its main function is to convert the...
When shopping for LED lighting, you might notice terms like 120 degree beam angle. But what does beam angle mean, and why does it matter? For homeowners, DIY enthusiasts, and lighting buyers in the U.S., understanding light distribution is key to choosing the right fixture for your space. A 120 degree beam...
When it comes to lighting up large commercial spaces or industrial facilities, you may have heard about 347V lighting. But what exactly is it, and why is it becoming a go-to choice for businesses across the United States? Unlike the standard 120-volt circuit found in most homes, 347-volt circuits are designed for high-performance...
LED Lights As the leaves begin to change and the days grow shorter, autumn ushers in a season of renewal. GGJIA is always working on light improvements and upgrades for different needs. In 2024, several innovative models stand out for their enhanced features and performance. In this article, we will gather to...