Reflector, layered lighting system

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probably the most important elements in the construction of luminaires for controlling light.

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reflectors

Question 2

a type of luminaire that is direct light predominantly downwards

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Downlights

Question 3

combine a downlight and an up light in one fixture. These luminaires are applied for the simultaneous lighting of floor and ceiling or for grazing lighting over a wall surface

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up-downlights

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a system where light sources are shielded by a panel parallel to the wall and attached to the ceiling to distribute light downwards over the wall.

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Cornice lighting

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a system where light sources are shielded by a ledge to distribute light upwards over the ceiling and upper wall. It is a form of indirect lighting

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Cove lighting

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a system where light sources are shielded by a panel parallel to the wall usually across the top of a window. This provides light both upwards and downwards over the wall.

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valance lighting

Question 7

A framework for understanding composition and achieving aesthetics in lighting design

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Layered lighting system

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-Overall lighting
-provides light for visual recognition
-to support convenient occupant circulation

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Ambient lighting

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-Used in Museums and Boutique Stores
- Low, to create significant contrast with the display and to heighten drama

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Dramatic lighting

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• For Reading, Writing, Chopping– Surroundings not less than 1/3 of work surface

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Task lighting

Question 11

• illuminate features; displays such as artwork, architectural features, retail display
• Draw attention to favorite objects or points of interest

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Focal lighting

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• More decorative than functional
• like jewelry; ornamental
• Chandelier, Sconce, Lantern, Pendant
• Not suitable for task

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decorative / accent lighting

Question 13

Temperature scale in kelvin:
Less than 2000k

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Dim light

Question 14

Temperature scale in kelvin:
2000k - 3000k

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Warm light with hints of yellow

Question 15

Temperature scale in kelvin:
3100k - 4500k

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Bright white light

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Temperature scale in kelvin:
4600k - 6500k

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bright blue - white light

Question 17

Temperature scale in kelvin:
6500k and up

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bright bluish light

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the device which supports the source or sources of electric light and redirects or helps to control the light rays from the source

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Luminaire (or lighting fixtures)

Question 19

designed for linear light sources such as fluorescent lamps or compact fluorescent lamps. Their name derives from their anti-dazzle attachments that may be anti-glare louvres, light controlling specular reflectors or prismatic diffusers

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louvered luminaires

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illuminate walls and depending on how they are designed – also a part of the floor.

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wall washers

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are designed for brightening or lighting ceilings and for indirect ambient lighting. They are installed above eye height on the wall or suspended from the ceiling.

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ceiling wash light

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the most common form of movable luminaires. They illuminate a limited area, with the result that they are rarely used for ambient lighting but predominantly for accent lighting

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Spotlight

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illumination is diffused through a prismatic lens or reflected off surface

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coffered light panels

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isolated squares, continuous light strips, or luminous ceiling

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Flush light panels

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suspended fixtures may provide direct or semi illumination. Can lower the apparent ceiling height of a space

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Surface mounted or suspended luminaires