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 Professional DevelopmentFinelite is a registered provider of the American Institute
Lighting the Classroom of the Future: A U.S. Department of Energy ProjectLighting the Classroom of the Future: A U.S. Department of Energy ProjectProgram OverviewThe Department of Energy has initiated a research project to develop and test novel SSL luminaire designs for the classroom of the future. This presentation will present key findings from this research effort. Topics covered will include how major drivers such as new trends in lighting and controls, new trends in learning, new requirements for the classroom, and a new understanding of how human centric lighting changes the way we need to light classrooms. The presentation will cover the DOE-proscribed goals for energy efficiency, teacher control over lighting intensity and CCT, lumen maintenance and color stability, luminaire performance and lighting levels on classroom desks and walls. After the presentation, the attendee will understand how to meet or exceed the DOE goals. Learning ObjectivesAttendees will:
AIA HSW Approved
NCQLP Approved Quality Benchmarks for LED LuminairesQuality Benchmarks for LED LuminairesProgram SummaryLED luminaires have great potential for long life, low maintenance and reduced energy consumption as compared to legacy lighting technologies. The component architecture of LED luminaires, however, creates new selection criteria. This presentation discusses industry benchmarks for LED luminaire quality including useful fixture life, serviceability and performance. Learning ObjectivesAttendees will:
AIA HSW Approved
NCQLP Approved
GBCI Approved Tailored Lighting and Tunable White LightTailored Lighting and Tunable White LightProgram SummaryThis course examines how LED technology has revolutionized lighting choices. It reviews new options in light color palette, lighting control, and luminaire tailoring and examines emerging concepts regarding Correlated Color Temperature, the non-visual impacts of CCT and spectrum and the impact of tuning white light on human comfort. Attendees will gain an understanding of these options and be able to apply them to new lighting designs. Learning ObjectivesAttendees will:
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IDCEC Approved Understanding Tunable White LightUnderstanding Tunable White LightProgram SummaryIt is well known that overlaying the projection of one color of light with the projection of a different color of light will result in the creation of a third color on the reflected surface. And the use of computer networks to control lighting is nothing new, either. What is new is the continued reduction in cost of LED-based luminaires and the development of better, more affordable, user interfaces and controls, making a number of different approaches to white color tuning possible. This talk will explore the following: Learning ObjectivesAttendees will:
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