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A study guide or exam preparation material for the ala (american lighting association) lighting associate lesson 2 exam. It covers a wide range of topics related to different types of light sources, including fluorescent, incandescent, halogen, led, and hid (high-intensity discharge) lamps. Definitions, characteristics, and comparisons of these light sources, such as their efficacy (lumens per watt), color temperature, color rendering index, and other technical specifications. It also covers topics like lighting fixtures, lamp bases, and lighting terminology. This comprehensive guide could be useful for lighting professionals, students, or anyone interested in understanding the various lighting technologies and their applications.
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3 types of linear fluorescent bulbs - ANSWER-circular, bent, straight 4 primary light sources - ANSWER--incandescent/ incandescent halogen -fluorescent/ compact fluorescent -LED (light emitting diodes) -HID (high intensity discharge) 4x or more efficient than incandescent and halogen - ANSWER-CFL (Compact Fluorescent) Array - ANSWER-Group of LEDs Candle Power - ANSWER-describes light distribution of directional sources categories of compact fluorescent lamps - ANSWER-screw and pin CCT (correlated color temperature) - ANSWER-measures how warm or cool a light source appears Cool Color Temperature - ANSWER-4100k CRI (Color Rendering Index) - ANSWER-Measures how a color will appear in a space diode - ANSWER-type of semiconductor driver - ANSWER-supplies power to LED efficacy - ANSWER-lumens/watt. measures efficiency of a light source Efficacy of Fluorescent - ANSWER-60-100+ lpw Efficacy of HID - ANSWER-50-120+ lpw Efficacy of Incandescent - ANSWER-10-20 lpw Efficacy of LED - ANSWER-40-100+ lpw Energy Independence and security act 2007 - ANSWER-mandated updates to the efficiency of A19 lamps expected to become the major light source of residential fixtures in the next 5 years - ANSWER-LED
federal trade commission lighting facts label - ANSWER-all new medium screw base bulbs must include finish for bulbs most often sold in showrooms - ANSWER-frosted and clear FL - ANSWER-Flood foot candles recommended for visual activities - ANSWER-30-50 footcandles footcandle - ANSWER-measure of light falling on a surface halogen regenerative cycle - ANSWER-the reason halogen bulbs last longer, as filament burns, chemical reaction occurs within gas which regenerates the filament so it doesn't "burn out" as quickly Heat Sink - ANSWER-draws heat away from electronics High Efficacy - ANSWER-50+ lpw High powered LED - ANSWER-used for general lighting issue with magnetic ballast - ANSWER-light flickers and creates noise Lamp that fits in 4'' low voltage recessed aperture - ANSWER-MR lamp that fits in a standard 4'' recessed aperture - ANSWER-PAR16 or PAR lamp that fits in standard 5'' or 6'' aperture - ANSWER-PAR30 and BR LED expected to reduce energy use in the US by ____ by 2030 - ANSWER-1/ low powered LED - ANSWER-used to draw attention (such as exit lights) lumen - ANSWER-measure of light output most common bulb bases - ANSWER-medium and candelabra Most common reflectorized bulbs used in homes - ANSWER-PAR30(short and long neck available) and PAR most commonly used bulb shape - ANSWER-A neutral color temperature - ANSWER-3500k never sell light source under ____ CRI - ANSWER-