Chapter 7 Flashcards

0
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Existing levels of light to surface are measured in What?

A

Foot- Candles (Fc)

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1
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L x W x H = What?

A

How much light is needed!

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2
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The metric equivalent is called What?

A

Lux

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3
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1 Fc = how many lux?

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10

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4
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foot-candle = to lumen

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1 lumen per square foot.

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5
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What does E.P.A

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The U.S Environment Protection Agency

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6
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How much electricity is consumed in building.

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23%

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7
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How much electricity is used for air condition to cool down the room cause heat produced by lamps

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20%

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8
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What are the two basic categories of light sources?

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Natural & electric

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9
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What are the 3 basic purposes of a light source

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Ambient or general

Task or local lighting

Accent or key lighting

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10
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The 3 basic purposes of light are called what?

A

Layers

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11
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What is the correct name for a light bulb

A

Lamps

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12
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If most of the light we see is what is reflected from a surface, not lights itself then what most we consider

A

The surface characteristics of space and the object within that space.

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13
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Source of lighting is categorized in to what?

A

Artificial and Natural

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14
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What are some Ex of natural light

A

Light and flames

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15
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What is an example of artificial light

A

Mainly electric in origin

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16
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Day light is not synonymous with sunlight but rather to what?

A

Skylight

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17
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What is daylight

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It it the heating harvesting of sunlight into optimal conditions.

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18
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Day light Is even in distribution it is what?

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It is considered the stander for determining true color.

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19
Q

Incandescent lighting was what?

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The first lighting to be used by Thomas A. Edison (1847-1931) in 1879

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20
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What is incandescence

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A temperature that causes the filament to glow.

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21
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The quantity of light that reaches our eyes is what?

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The level of luminance.

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22
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Whereas the perception of the amount of lightens seen it what?

A

Brightness

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23
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Does incandescent light generate more heat then other types of lighting? N is so why?

A

True because to much of its energy is consumed as heat, witch is not the principal function of a lap.

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24
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Incandescent light is less energy efficient as a source of light the other sources. True or false?

A

True.

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25
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Watt symbolized by W is what?

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The unit of measurement of the power being consumed

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26
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What does Arbitrary mean?

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based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.

27
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Lamps is commonly used in residential setting. True or false?

A

True

28
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What is halogen?

A

Is a subcategory of incandescent lighting. It is more accurately called Tungsten-Halogen or Quartz Halogen.

29
Q

Halogens have a higher rate of efficacy. True or false

A

True

30
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What is efficacy.

A

This is the criterion that is used to evaluate the amount of brightness a lamp source provides in comparison with the energy used.

31
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What is a Reflector lamp

A

Is the used for several types of incandescent lighting sources that direct how the light is reflected, causing a manipulation of its shape and focus.

32
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What is a reflector

A

It is a surface of mirrored glass or polished metal shape to project the beam from a light source in a particular direction.

33
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What is s beam spread

A

Distribution of light

34
Q

What is the United States and Canada voltage standards

A

120 V

35
Q

When was the fluorescent light first introduced?

A

In 1938 worlds fair in New York.

36
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What is Neon lighting

A

It is colored light that is produced as a result of different gasses, or vapors.

37
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What Is a High Intensity Discharge (HID) lamp

A

Are extremely efficient and are used for large scale commercial applications.

38
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How many categories does HID have? And what r they?

A

It has 3; Mercury vapor, high-pressure sodium, and metal halide.

39
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When r HIDS most used

A

When lighting must remain for a long period and where maintenance would be inconvenient.

40
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What is accommodation

A

The ability of the eye to focus at different distances, under normal conditions

41
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What is adaptation

A

The normal process of the eyes adjusting to change in the brightness of light.

42
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What is glare

A

Brightness that is more than the eye can naturally adapt to.

43
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What is veiling reflection.

A

light bouncing off a surface

44
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What is full spectrum light

A

White light

45
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What is metamerism

A

Describes the phenomenon in which color under different lighting situations do not appear the same.

46
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What is color rendering index

A

An international system for comparison to rank light sources with respect to color rendering.

47
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What is throw distance

A

Is used to describe how far and at what intensity the illumination will go.

48
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What are the 2 ways to categorize illumination

A

Diffuse lighting and Directional lighting

49
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What is diffuse lighting

A

Fluorescent, not illuminate any specific object but provides an overall uniform illumination to a space.

50
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What is directorial lighting

A

Light that travels in a single direction, illuminating specific objects and surfaces

51
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What is a spot

A

A beam spread angle of less than 25 degrees

52
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What is a flood light.

A

Beam spread more then 25 degree

53
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What is Lighting reflectance value LRV

A

It is the measure of a scale form 0 to 100%. At 0% no light is reflected, at 100% all lights is reflected

54
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What is wall washing

A

It is a technique used to provide a smooth distribution, or wash, of light over vertical surfaces or planes. Usually an entire wall

55
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What is scalloping

A

It is a particular type of grazing that calculates spacing in such a way as to
Creat overlapping pool of light shape like a scallop.

56
Q

Each lamp product manufactured is identified by what?

A

Lamp Life

57
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Efficacy

A

Is the criterion used to rank sources of light in terms of their energy.

58
Q

What is the relative efficacy of lamps is measured in what?

A

Lumens per watt

59
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Lumen

A

Is the international unit used to measure the quantity of light, sometimes referred at luminous flux

60
Q

Luminous flux are also know as?

A

Lumen

61
Q

Luminaire are what?

A

They proper term for the complete lighting unit of fixture.

62
Q

Recessed is what?

A

Fixtures that are basically hidden in the architecture.

63
Q

A wall mounted fixture is called what

A

A wall bracket or sconce

64
Q

Wall brackets are also known as?

A

Sconce

65
Q

Lamps that are affixed to

A ceiling or wall so that the lamp and its housing are revealed are called what?

A

Surface mounted or flush mounted fixtures

66
Q

If a fixture is suspended from the ceiling is called what?

A

Pendant