What does LG7 mean?

What does LG7 mean?

Lighting Guide 7
LG7 stands for Lighting Guide 7: Lighting an office environment. It is issued by the Society of Light and Lighting and at its core it discusses design options for electric lighting including lighting for specific purposes and the importance of combining direct and indirect illumination.

What is LG3 lighting?

Illumination Device. Through modern lighting technology, the LG3 creates new possibilities in image laboratories by considerably expanding the test areas for dynamic range measurements.

What does LG7 stand for in lighting guide 7?

LG7 stands for Lighting Guide 7 and refers to the key standards concerning office lighting. Rewritten and updated in 2005, followed by an addendum in 2012 bringing it in line with the BSEN 12464 document, LG7 incorporates each of the sections of LG3 that are relevant to office environments. Key areas within the LG7 guidelines include:

Who is the author of the new lighting guide LG7?

Welcome to the LG7 Web site designed to bring you accurate and impartial information on the latest lighting guide from the Society of Light & Lighting. The site was created by Paul Ruffles, the author of the new Office Lighting Guide LG7, to ensure that suitable information is presented to the lighting profession and the wider readership.

When did the LG7 office lighting guide come out?

LG7 ‘Office Lighting’ has been completely rewritten from the previous edition published in 1993. One of the main features is that it incorporates all the sections of LG3 ‘The visual environment for display screen use’ that is relevant to offices. Full details of the content of the guide can be found on the ‘ Details of LG7 ’ page.

Which is better led or LG7 office lighting?

LED (Light-emitting diode) is a newer form of lighting solution which has some distinct advantages over the older LG7 & CAT2 lighting: LED lights are far more cost effective in the long run which means your businesses electric bills will be reduced dramatically.

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