Throughout the course an emphasis will be placed on the latest developments in energy efficient light sources. Who Should Attend Experienced distributor sales personnel who will be involved in specifying lighting systems, developing lighting layouts, and interacting with designers, consultants and architects on a regular basis. Attendees should have a minimum of 3 years in lighting and should have completed a lighting basics course. Some familiarity with reading blueprints and photometric reports is helpful. It will establish familiarity with the technology used by lighting professionals.
Emphasis is placed on developing solutions to lighting design problems.
Time is spent understanding the science of vision, color, and the human factor. Participants will also become familiar with many of the basic tools and calculation formulas used by lighting designers. Who Should Attend Energy service company personnel, energy managers, utility and electrical distributor lighting specialists. New offerings from each lamp family are discussed from the standpoint of operation and application, as alternatives to older light sources, and their environmental impact. A historical background on energy issues and legislation in the U.S. opens the program.