High-lumen light sources represent unique challenges and opportunities for the design of practical and efficient interior lighting systems. High-output sources require a means of large-scale distribution and avoidance of high-luminance glare while providing efficient delivery. An indirect lighting system has been developed for use with a 1000 Watt sulfur lamp that efficiently utilizes the high-output source to provide quality interior lighting. This paper briefly describes the design and initial testing of this new system.
BT - 4th European Conference on Energy-Efficient Lighting C1 -Lighting Systems Group
C2 - LBNL-40506 CN - LBNL-40506 CY - Copenhagen, Denmark DA - 11/1997 LA - eng N2 -High-lumen light sources represent unique challenges and opportunities for the design of practical and efficient interior lighting systems. High-output sources require a means of large-scale distribution and avoidance of high-luminance glare while providing efficient delivery. An indirect lighting system has been developed for use with a 1000 Watt sulfur lamp that efficiently utilizes the high-output source to provide quality interior lighting. This paper briefly describes the design and initial testing of this new system.
PP - Copenhagen, Denmark PY - 1997 T2 - 4th European Conference on Energy-Efficient Lighting T3 - 4th European Conference on Energy-Efficient Lighting TI - A High-Efficiency Indirect Lighting System Utilizing the Solar 1000 Sulfur Lamp ER -