PHOTOMETRIC REFERENCE SHEET
Fixture Family
IES FILE
LYNK
SFBL 2F54 120 (Bare Lamp)
SFST 2F54 120 (Symmetric Solid Reflector)
SFPT 2F54 120 (Symmetric Perforated Shield)
SFSP 2F54 120 (Symmetric Solid Perforated Shield)
SFSB 2F54 120 (Standoff Symmetric Solid Shield)
SFPP 2F54 120 (Symmetric Perforated Perforated Shield)
SFPB 2F54 120 (Standoff Symmetric Perforated Shield)
SFFT 2F54 120 (Forward Throw Perforated)
LV4 2F54 120 (White Blade Louver)
ITL 64272
ITL 64267
ITL 64268
ITL 64806
ITL 64813
ITL 64807
ITL 64812
ITL 71375
ITL 64271
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64272
DATE: 03/04/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
FABRICATED CYLINDRICAL WHITE PAINTED METAL COLLAR AROUND EACH
END OF LAMPS, OPEN TOP, BOTTOM AND SIDES.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 121.9 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 1224 1224 1224
5 1224 1224 1224
15 1178 1186 1205
25 1086 1108 1165
35
954 1004 1110
45
789
875 1046
55
599
726
974
65
390
580
912
75
190
449
838
85
28
201
429
90
0
174
418
95
32
248
426
105
203
447
846
115
407
570
897
125
603
718
951
135
788
855 1014
145
945
986 1078
155 1065 1085 1127
165 1148 1152 1166
175 1188 1186 1187
180 1187 1187 1187
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
995
0- 40
1689
0- 60
3348
0- 90
5357
90-120
2034
90-130
2875
90-150
4333
90-180
5297
0-180
10654
FLUX
67.5
1224
1224
1222
1217
1209
1200
1188
1181
862
601
596
601
930
1157
1161
1163
1170
1173
1178
1184
1187
90.0
1224
1224
1230
1240
1251
1260
1270
1281
866
664
661
664
937
1254
1241
1222
1206
1191
1186
1186
1187
117
341
538
694
801
858
871
691
447
450
727
857
841
782
676
521
330
113
180˚
165˚
150˚
135˚
1200
120˚
600
105˚
90˚
75˚
%LAMP
10.0
16.9
33.5
53.6
20.3
28.8
43.3
53.0
106.5
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
%FIXT
9.3
15.9
31.4
50.3
19.1
27.0
40.7
49.7
100.0
106.5 % *
CIE TYPE - DIRECT-INDIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG 90-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.2
1.6
SHIELDING ANGLES :
0
0
600
60˚
1200
0˚
15˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
30˚
Checked
R HUMPHREYS
Approved
R BERGIN
45˚
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 1224 1224 1224
5.0 1224 1224 1224
10.0 1207 1210 1218
15.0 1178 1186 1205
20.0 1138 1152 1187
25.0 1086 1108 1165
30.0 1026 1059 1139
35.0
954 1004 1110
40.0
874
942 1077
45.0
789
875 1046
50.0
697
803 1011
55.0
599
726
974
60.0
498
651
942
65.0
390
580
912
70.0
286
509
886
75.0
190
449
838
80.0
101
394
517
85.0
28
201
429
90.0
0
174
418
95.0
32
248
426
100.0
104
395
578
105.0
203
447
846
110.0
304
504
871
115.0
407
570
897
120.0
507
643
924
125.0
603
718
951
130.0
699
790
983
135.0
788
855 1014
140.0
871
923 1047
145.0
945
986 1078
150.0 1010 1038 1104
155.0 1065 1085 1127
160.0 1112 1123 1149
165.0 1148 1152 1166
170.0 1173 1173 1179
175.0 1188 1186 1187
180.0 1187 1187 1187
67.5
1224
1224
1223
1222
1220
1217
1213
1209
1206
1200
1193
1188
1185
1181
1165
862
615
601
596
601
640
930
1155
1157
1159
1161
1161
1163
1166
1170
1171
1173
1174
1178
1181
1184
1187
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90.0
1224
1224
1227
1230
1236
1240
1245
1251
1258
1260
1263
1270
1276
1281
1206
866
675
664
661
664
676
937
1238
1254
1249
1241
1231
1222
1213
1206
1198
1191
1187
1186
1186
1186
1187
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DATE: 03/04/10
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
29.
5- 10
87.
10- 15
144.
15- 20
197.
20- 25
246.
25- 30
291.
30- 35
330.
35- 40
364.
40- 45
391.
45- 50
411.
50- 55
425.
55- 60
433.
60- 65
436.
65- 70
435.
70- 75
395.
75- 80
296.
80- 85
237.
85- 90
210.
90- 95
209.
95-100
241.
100-105
322.
105-110
405.
110-115
428.
115-120
429.
120-125
425.
125-130
416.
130-135
401.
135-140
380.
140-145
354.
145-150
321.
150-155
283.
155-160
239.
160-165
191.
165-170
139.
170-175
85.
175-180
28.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64272
WEBSITE: www.itlboulder.com
DATE: 03/04/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
114114114114
102 96 91 87
92 83 75 69
83 72 63 56
75 63 53 46
69 55 46 39
63 49 40 34
58 44 35 29
54 40 31 25
50 37 28 22
47 33 25 20
105105105105
94 89 84 80
84 76 69 64
76 66 58 52
69 58 50 43
63 51 43 36
58 46 37 31
53 41 33 27
49 37 29 24
46 34 26 21
43 31 24 19
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
89
75
64
55
48
43
38
35
31
29
26
74
61
52
45
40
35
32
29
26
24
22
60
49
42
36
32
28
25
23
21
19
18
54
40
32
26
21
18
15
13
12
10
9
89
71
59
49
42
36
32
28
25
23
20
89
68
54
44
37
31
27
23
21
18
16
74
59
49
41
35
30
27
24
21
19
17
74
57
45
37
31
26
23
20
17
15
14
60
48
39
33
28
24
21
19
17
16
14
60
46
37
30
25
21
18
16
14
13
11
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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DATE: 03/04/10
ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64267
DATE: 02/25/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-SSR
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
FORMED WHITE PAINTED METAL REFLECTOR WITH ONE FORMED WHITE
PAINTED METAL COVER ABOVE EACH LAMP, OPEN BOTTOM.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 114.4 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 2963 2963 2963
5 2965 2954 2949
15 2865 2858 2867
25 2673 2674 2695
35 2395 2418 2421
45 2052 2069 2056
55 1619 1634 1637
65 1134 1147 1116
75
610
627
593
85
93
96
78
90
0
5
8
95
2
2
3
105
2
3
2
115
3
3
4
125
4
5
5
135
6
5
6
145
7
6
7
155
7
7
7
165
8
7
7
175
8
8
8
180
8
8
8
FLUX
67.5
2963
2943
2869
2698
2422
2072
1628
1103
589
81
13
5
2
6
6
7
7
7
8
8
8
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
2332
0- 40
3846
0- 60
6900
0- 90
8729
90-120
10
90-130
15
90-150
24
90-180
31
0-180
8759
90.0
2963
2941
2876
2704
2419
2084
1619
1080
530
77
12
6
1
5
7
7
7
8
8
9
8
%LAMP
23.3
38.5
69.0
87.3
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.3
87.6
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - DIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.3
SHIELDING ANGLES :
1
281
810
1242
1514
1593
1461
1111
609
109
4
2
4
5
5
4
3
2
1
%FIXT
26.6
43.9
78.8
99.7
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.3
100.0
87.6 % *
90-DEG
1.3
0
90˚
75˚
1000
60˚
2000
45˚
3000
0˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
15˚
30˚
Checked
R HUMPHREYS
Approved
R BERGIN
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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PHONE: (303)442-1255
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 2963 2963 2963
5.0 2965 2954 2949
10.0 2927 2918 2915
15.0 2865 2858 2867
20.0 2782 2776 2794
25.0 2673 2674 2695
30.0 2543 2550 2569
35.0 2395 2418 2421
40.0 2229 2254 2242
45.0 2052 2069 2056
50.0 1841 1862 1846
55.0 1619 1634 1637
60.0 1388 1397 1394
65.0 1134 1147 1116
70.0
870
901
840
75.0
610
627
593
80.0
327
348
273
85.0
93
96
78
90.0
0
5
8
95.0
2
2
3
100.0
2
3
1
105.0
2
3
2
110.0
2
3
5
115.0
3
3
4
120.0
4
4
5
125.0
4
5
5
130.0
5
5
5
135.0
6
5
6
140.0
6
6
7
145.0
7
6
7
150.0
7
7
7
155.0
7
7
7
160.0
7
7
7
165.0
8
7
7
170.0
8
8
8
175.0
8
8
8
180.0
8
8
8
67.5
2963
2943
2915
2869
2800
2698
2567
2422
2253
2072
1878
1628
1364
1103
844
589
195
81
13
5
2
2
3
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
8
7
7
8
8
8
8
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90.0
2963
2941
2915
2876
2807
2704
2575
2419
2248
2084
1870
1619
1349
1080
819
530
181
77
12
6
1
1
2
5
7
7
6
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
9
9
8
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DATE: 02/25/10
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
71.
5- 10
210.
10- 15
343.
15- 20
467.
20- 25
575.
25- 30
666.
30- 35
735.
35- 40
779.
40- 45
798.
45- 50
795.
50- 55
760.
55- 60
700.
60- 65
611.
65- 70
500.
70- 75
381.
75- 80
228.
80- 85
90.
85- 90
19.
90- 95
3.
95-100
1.
100-105
1.
105-110
1.
110-115
2.
115-120
2.
120-125
2.
125-130
2.
130-135
2.
135-140
2.
140-145
2.
145-150
2.
150-155
2.
155-160
1.
160-165
1.
165-170
1.
170-175
1.
175-180
0.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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PHONE: (303)442-1255
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FAX: (303)449-5274
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64267
WEBSITE: www.itlboulder.com
DATE: 02/25/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
104104104104
95 91 87 84
87 79 73 68
79 69 62 57
72 61 54 48
66 55 47 41
61 49 41 36
57 45 37 31
53 41 33 28
49 37 30 25
46 34 27 23
102102102102
93 89 86 83
84 78 72 67
77 68 61 56
70 60 53 47
64 54 46 41
59 48 41 36
55 44 37 31
51 40 33 28
48 37 30 25
45 34 27 23
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
97
85
74
65
58
52
47
42
39
36
33
93
82
72
63
56
50
45
41
38
35
32
89
79
69
61
54
48
44
40
37
34
31
87
73
61
51
43
37
33
29
26
23
21
97
83
70
60
52
45
40
36
32
29
27
97
80
66
55
47
40
35
31
28
25
23
93
80
68
58
50
44
39
35
32
29
26
93
78
64
54
46
40
35
31
27
25
22
89
77
66
57
49
43
39
35
31
28
26
89
75
63
53
45
39
34
31
27
25
22
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
PHONE: (303)442-1255
•
FAX: (303)449-5274
•
INDEPENDENT TESTING LABORATORIES, INC.
3386 LONGHORN ROAD, BOULDER, CO 80302 USA
E-MAIL: [email protected]
REPORT NUMBER: ITL64267
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
•
WEBSITE: www.itlboulder.com
DATE: 02/25/10
ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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DATE: 02/26/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-SPS (40% OPEN)
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
FORMED WHITE PAINTED PERFORATED METAL DIFFUSER ABOVE EACH LAMP,
OPEN BOTTOM.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 121.7 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 2092 2092 2092
5 2089 2088 2082
15 2019 2021 2035
25 1884 1895 1942
35 1684 1727 1793
45 1437 1497 1594
55 1137 1216 1362
65
808
909 1045
75
457
550
674
85
97
113
210
90
0
43
168
95
6
74
180
105
60
181
389
115
192
254
448
125
323
342
484
135
439
441
512
145
533
536
563
155
608
611
620
165
662
661
665
175
689
687
687
180
687
687
687
FLUX
67.5
2092
2079
2049
1979
1856
1695
1480
1177
707
300
267
274
472
612
620
614
608
633
666
687
687
90.0
2092
2080
2061
2000
1881
1743
1511
1211
687
328
307
312
499
671
668
656
627
640
665
686
687
198
576
896
1122
1230
1207
1024
647
245
194
348
430
435
409
359
287
188
65
180˚
165˚
150˚
135˚
2000
120˚
1000
105˚
90˚
75˚
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
1670
0- 40
2792
0- 60
5229
0- 90
7145
90-120
972
90-130
1408
90-150
2176
90-180
2716
0-180
9861
%LAMP
16.7
27.9
52.3
71.5
9.7
14.1
21.8
27.2
98.6
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - SEMI-DIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.3
SHIELDING ANGLES :
1
%FIXT
16.9
28.3
53.0
72.5
9.9
14.3
22.1
27.5
100.0
98.6 % *
90-DEG
1.4
0
1000
60˚
2000
0˚
15˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
30˚
Checked
R HUMPHREYS
Approved
R BERGIN
45˚
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 2092 2092 2092
5.0 2089 2088 2082
10.0 2064 2062 2064
15.0 2019 2021 2035
20.0 1958 1966 1996
25.0 1884 1895 1942
30.0 1790 1815 1873
35.0 1684 1727 1793
40.0 1565 1619 1697
45.0 1437 1497 1594
50.0 1296 1368 1478
55.0 1137 1216 1362
60.0
980 1065 1225
65.0
808
909 1045
70.0
633
743
869
75.0
457
550
674
80.0
271
341
373
85.0
97
113
210
90.0
0
43
168
95.0
6
74
180
100.0
25
144
268
105.0
60
181
389
110.0
122
220
428
115.0
192
254
448
120.0
261
295
473
125.0
323
342
484
130.0
384
393
493
135.0
439
441
512
140.0
491
492
538
145.0
533
536
563
150.0
576
577
591
155.0
608
611
620
160.0
639
640
645
165.0
662
661
665
170.0
679
678
680
175.0
689
687
687
180.0
687
687
687
67.5
2092
2079
2068
2049
2020
1979
1923
1856
1775
1695
1611
1480
1327
1177
982
707
390
300
267
274
336
472
584
612
613
620
624
614
606
608
620
633
651
666
679
687
687
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90.0
2092
2080
2073
2061
2033
2000
1947
1881
1807
1743
1653
1511
1370
1211
980
687
414
328
307
312
338
499
633
671
676
668
670
656
638
627
633
640
652
665
679
686
687
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DATE: 02/26/10
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
50.
5- 10
149.
10- 15
243.
15- 20
332.
20- 25
413.
25- 30
483.
30- 35
540.
35- 40
582.
40- 45
608.
45- 50
622.
50- 55
616.
55- 60
591.
60- 65
545.
65- 70
479.
70- 75
388.
75- 80
258.
80- 85
149.
85- 90
96.
90- 95
89.
95-100
105.
100-105
152.
105-110
196.
110-115
212.
115-120
218.
120-125
219.
125-130
216.
130-135
210.
135-140
199.
140-145
187.
145-150
172.
150-155
154.
155-160
133.
160-165
108.
165-170
80.
170-175
49.
175-180
16.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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DATE: 02/26/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
111111111111
100 95 91 87
91 82 76 70
82 72 64 57
75 63 54 48
69 56 47 41
63 50 41 35
58 45 37 31
54 41 33 27
50 37 29 24
47 34 27 22
105105105105
95 90 87 83
85 78 72 67
77 68 61 55
71 60 52 46
65 53 45 39
59 48 40 34
55 43 35 30
51 39 31 26
48 36 28 23
45 33 26 21
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
94
81
70
61
54
48
43
39
36
33
30
85
73
63
55
49
43
39
35
32
30
27
76
65
56
49
44
39
35
32
29
27
25
71
58
47
39
33
28
24
21
19
17
15
94
78
65
55
48
41
37
32
29
26
24
94
76
61
51
43
36
31
28
24
22
20
85
71
59
50
43
38
33
30
27
24
22
85
68
56
46
39
34
29
26
23
20
18
76
63
53
45
39
34
30
27
25
22
20
76
62
51
42
36
31
27
24
21
19
17
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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INDEPENDENT TESTING LABORATORIES, INC.
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64806
DATE: 05/24/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-SSPS (STANDOFF)
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
BLACK PAINTED MACHINED METAL STANDOFF ABOVE EACH SOCKET
HOUSING, ONE FORMED WHITE PAINTED METAL REFLECTOR ABOVE EACH
LAMP, ONE FORMED WHITE PAINTED PERFORATED METAL DIFFUSER
BELOW EACH LAMP.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 117.0 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 2570 2570 2570
5 2570 2567 2560
15 2470 2471 2467
25 2288 2295 2284
35 2047 2031 2066
45 1728 1708 1800
55 1362 1347 1501
65
954
942 1092
75
513
519
629
85
98
125
251
90
0
45
148
95
4
15
72
105
9
31
20
115
12
30
49
125
15
29
54
135
17
28
46
145
19
28
39
155
23
26
37
165
28
30
31
175
31
31
31
180
31
31
31
FLUX
67.5
2570
2554
2466
2304
2122
1899
1601
1101
667
326
210
113
34
46
69
59
49
42
35
32
31
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
1999
0- 40
3301
0- 60
6024
0- 90
7960
90-120
149
90-130
191
90-150
248
90-180
277
0-180
8237
90.0
2570
2555
2464
2319
2156
1945
1619
1132
676
350
250
148
41
38
68
65
51
42
37
31
31
%LAMP
20.0
33.0
60.2
79.6
1.5
1.9
2.5
2.8
82.4
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - DIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.3
SHIELDING ANGLES :
90
243
696
1060
1302
1398
1325
1038
634
264
90˚
81
31
37
42
34
24
16
9
3
%FIXT
24.3
40.1
73.1
96.6
1.8
2.3
3.0
3.4
100.0
82.4 % *
90-DEG
1.3
90
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
75˚
900
60˚
1800
45˚
2700
0˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
15˚
Checked
B HYRE
Approved
R BEATTIE
30˚
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 2570 2570 2570
5.0 2570 2567 2560
10.0 2531 2530 2526
15.0 2470 2471 2467
20.0 2394 2394 2386
25.0 2288 2295 2284
30.0 2170 2169 2175
35.0 2047 2031 2066
40.0 1892 1874 1943
45.0 1728 1708 1800
50.0 1551 1537 1655
55.0 1362 1347 1501
60.0 1159 1150 1329
65.0
954
942 1092
70.0
737
742
826
75.0
513
519
629
80.0
298
282
387
85.0
98
125
251
90.0
0
45
148
95.0
4
15
72
100.0
7
20
32
105.0
9
31
20
110.0
11
32
36
115.0
12
30
49
120.0
13
29
57
125.0
15
29
54
130.0
16
28
49
135.0
17
28
46
140.0
18
28
42
145.0
19
28
39
150.0
20
26
37
155.0
23
26
37
160.0
26
28
35
165.0
28
30
31
170.0
30
31
32
175.0
31
31
31
180.0
31
31
31
67.5
2570
2554
2522
2466
2387
2304
2218
2122
2011
1899
1782
1601
1359
1101
907
667
453
326
210
113
53
34
28
46
59
69
65
59
54
49
44
42
40
35
33
32
31
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90.0
2570
2555
2523
2464
2390
2319
2239
2156
2054
1945
1818
1619
1371
1132
952
676
486
350
250
148
72
41
27
38
55
68
72
65
58
51
45
42
41
37
31
31
31
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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5-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
61.
5- 10
182.
10- 15
296.
15- 20
400.
20- 25
491.
25- 30
568.
30- 35
629.
35- 40
672.
40- 45
696.
45- 50
702.
50- 55
685.
55- 60
640.
60- 65
564.
65- 70
474.
70- 75
374.
75- 80
259.
80- 85
166.
85- 90
98.
90- 95
54.
95-100
27.
100-105
16.
105-110
14.
110-115
16.
115-120
20.
120-125
22.
125-130
21.
130-135
18.
135-140
16.
140-145
13.
145-150
11.
150-155
9.
155-160
7.
160-165
5.
165-170
4.
170-175
2.
175-180
1.
DATE: 05/24/10
10-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN
0- 10
0- 20
0- 30
0- 40
0- 50
0- 60
0- 70
0- 80
0- 90
0-100
0-110
0-120
0-130
0-140
0-150
0-160
0-170
0-180
SUMMARY
243.
940.
1999.
3301.
4699.
6024.
7063.
7696.
7960.
8041.
8072.
8108.
8151.
8185.
8208.
8224.
8234.
8237.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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DATE: 05/24/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
97
88
80
73
66
61
56
52
48
45
42
95
86
77
70
64
59
54
50
47
44
41
90
78
68
59
52
47
42
38
35
32
30
86
74
64
56
50
45
40
37
34
31
29
82
71
61
54
48
43
39
35
32
30
28
80
65
54
45
38
33
28
25
22
20
18
97
84
73
64
56
50
45
41
37
34
31
97
80
67
57
49
42
37
33
30
27
25
97
77
62
51
43
37
32
28
25
22
20
95
82
71
62
55
49
44
40
36
33
31
95
78
66
56
48
42
37
33
29
27
24
95
75
61
50
42
36
32
28
25
22
20
90
75
63
54
46
40
36
32
29
26
24
90
72
59
49
42
36
31
27
24
22
20
86
72
61
52
45
39
35
31
28
26
23
86
70
57
48
41
35
31
27
24
22
20
82
69
58
50
43
38
34
30
27
25
23
82
67
56
47
40
34
30
27
24
21
19
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
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DATE: 05/24/10
ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64813
DATE: 05/25/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-SS (STANDOFF)
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
BLACK PAINTED MACHINED METAL STANDOFF ABOVE EACH SOCKET
HOUSING, ONE FORMED WHITE PAINTED METAL REFLECTOR ABOVE EACH
LAMP, OPEN BOTTOM.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 121.4 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 3046 3046 3046
5 3043 3038 3025
15 2943 2922 2892
25 2746 2703 2707
35 2467 2422 2439
45 2120 2067 2176
55 1709 1633 1874
65 1242 1217 1507
75
714
774 1041
85
103
243
489
90
0
141
313
95
3
8
126
105
9
32
18
115
13
32
54
125
16
30
55
135
14
27
46
145
17
27
39
155
21
24
36
165
29
29
31
175
33
31
31
180
32
32
32
FLUX
67.5
3046
3016
2885
2715
2526
2324
2074
1690
1027
643
462
222
11
45
74
60
49
42
36
32
32
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
2360
0- 40
3912
0- 60
7291
0- 90
10219
90-120
210
90-130
254
90-150
311
90-180
339
0-180
10559
90.0
3046
3015
2892
2728
2563
2385
2134
1750
1015
698
496
286
9
40
74
65
50
42
36
31
32
%LAMP
23.6
39.1
72.9
102.2
2.1
2.5
3.1
3.4
105.6
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - DIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.3
SHIELDING ANGLES :
1
287
820
1253
1552
1702
1677
1460
974
494
151
21
38
44
34
24
16
9
3
%FIXT
22.3
37.0
69.1
96.8
2.0
2.4
2.9
3.2
100.0
105.6 % *
90-DEG
1.3
0
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
90˚
75˚
1050
60˚
2100
45˚
3150
0˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
15˚
Checked
M KLOPF
Approved
R BEATTIE
30˚
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 3046 3046 3046
5.0 3043 3038 3025
10.0 3004 2995 2967
15.0 2943 2922 2892
20.0 2853 2824 2807
25.0 2746 2703 2707
30.0 2612 2567 2580
35.0 2467 2422 2439
40.0 2300 2255 2306
45.0 2120 2067 2176
50.0 1923 1858 2033
55.0 1709 1633 1874
60.0 1484 1421 1708
65.0 1242 1217 1507
70.0
988
991 1283
75.0
714
774 1041
80.0
409
547
604
85.0
103
243
489
90.0
0
141
313
95.0
3
8
126
100.0
6
18
7
105.0
9
32
18
110.0
11
32
37
115.0
13
32
54
120.0
12
30
59
125.0
16
30
55
130.0
15
28
49
135.0
14
27
46
140.0
17
28
43
145.0
17
27
39
150.0
19
25
38
155.0
21
24
36
160.0
25
27
34
165.0
29
29
31
170.0
32
32
34
175.0
33
31
31
180.0
32
32
32
67.5
3046
3016
2950
2885
2810
2715
2611
2526
2434
2324
2204
2074
1891
1690
1488
1027
741
643
462
222
42
11
24
45
62
74
67
60
55
49
46
42
41
36
34
32
32
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DATE: 05/25/10
90.0
3046
3015
2948
2892
2817
2728
2640
2563
2479
2385
2278
2134
1947
1750
1460
1015
806
698
496
286
87
9
18
40
58
74
74
65
59
50
47
42
41
36
32
31
32
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
PHONE: (303)442-1255
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5-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
73.
5- 10
215.
10- 15
348.
15- 20
472.
20- 25
580.
25- 30
672.
30- 35
747.
35- 40
805.
40- 45
843.
45- 50
860.
50- 55
853.
55- 60
824.
60- 65
769.
65- 70
691.
70- 75
568.
75- 80
407.
80- 85
291.
85- 90
203.
90- 95
112.
95-100
39.
100-105
10.
105-110
12.
110-115
17.
115-120
21.
120-125
23.
125-130
21.
130-135
19.
135-140
16.
140-145
13.
145-150
11.
150-155
9.
155-160
7.
160-165
6.
165-170
4.
170-175
2.
175-180
1.
DATE: 05/25/10
10-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 10
287.
0- 20
1107.
0- 30
2360.
0- 40
3912.
0- 50
5614.
0- 60
7291.
0- 70
8751.
0- 80
9725.
0- 90
10219.
0-100
10370.
0-110
10391.
0-120
10429.
0-130
10473.
0-140
10507.
0-150
10531.
0-160
10546.
0-170
10556.
0-180
10559.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
PHONE: (303)442-1255
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DATE: 05/25/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
125125125125
112106101 96
101 91 83 77
92 79 70 63
83 70 60 52
76 62 52 45
70 56 46 39
65 50 41 34
61 46 36 30
57 42 33 27
53 39 30 24
122122122122
109104 99 94
98 89 82 75
88 77 69 62
81 68 59 52
74 61 51 44
68 54 45 38
63 49 40 34
59 45 36 30
55 41 32 27
51 38 30 24
115115115
98 94 91
85 78 73
74 66 60
65 57 51
58 50 43
52 44 38
47 39 33
43 35 29
40 32 26
37 29 24
110110110
94 90 87
81 75 71
70 64 59
62 55 50
55 48 42
50 43 37
45 38 33
41 34 29
38 31 26
35 28 23
105105105
89 87 84
77 73 69
67 62 57
59 53 48
53 47 42
48 41 36
44 37 32
40 33 29
37 30 26
34 28 23
0
0
102
82
66
55
46
39
34
30
26
24
21
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
PHONE: (303)442-1255
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DATE: 05/25/10
ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64807
DATE: 05/24/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-SPPS (STANDOFF)
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
BLACK PAINTED MACHINED METAL STANDOFF ABOVE EACH SOCKET
HOUSING, ONE FORMED WHITE PAINTED PERFORATED METAL DIFFUSER
ABOVE EACH LAMP, ONE FORMED WHITE PAINTED PERFORATED METAL
DIFFUSER BELOW EACH LAMP.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH
THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 120.0 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 1726 1726 1726
5 1728 1724 1720
15 1663 1663 1668
25 1545 1549 1567
35 1377 1391 1426
45 1171 1187 1267
55
922
947 1078
65
641
689
814
75
340
392
523
85
60
96
207
90
0
43
148
95
11
43
126
105
83
152
277
115
225
282
420
125
379
427
528
135
527
558
631
145
658
677
724
155
761
770
794
165
839
840
847
175
880
877
876
180
878
878
878
FLUX
67.5
1726
1715
1673
1585
1479
1355
1172
902
575
299
242
211
340
535
631
705
771
819
854
875
878
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
1358
0- 40
2255
0- 60
4187
0- 90
5719
90-120
812
90-130
1284
90-150
2225
90-180
2915
0-180
8634
90.0
1726
1713
1674
1594
1501
1393
1200
933
587
331
268
241
349
570
667
735
791
830
860
875
878
%LAMP
13.6
22.6
41.9
57.2
8.1
12.8
22.3
29.2
86.3
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - SEMI-DIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.3
SHIELDING ANGLES :
90
164
471
723
897
981
952
791
511
229
180˚
165˚
150˚
135˚
1700
120˚
850
148
261
403
472
488
453
367
240
83
105˚
90˚
75˚
%FIXT
15.7
26.1
48.5
66.2
9.4
14.9
25.8
33.8
100.0
86.3 % *
90-DEG
1.3
90
850
60˚
1700
0˚
15˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
30˚
Checked
B HYRE
Approved
R BEATTIE
45˚
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 1726 1726 1726
5.0 1728 1724 1720
10.0 1702 1700 1700
15.0 1663 1663 1668
20.0 1610 1613 1623
25.0 1545 1549 1567
30.0 1467 1472 1499
35.0 1377 1391 1426
40.0 1275 1293 1344
45.0 1171 1187 1267
50.0 1051 1071 1176
55.0
922
947 1078
60.0
785
818
963
65.0
641
689
814
70.0
486
557
649
75.0
340
392
523
80.0
195
229
324
85.0
60
96
207
90.0
0
43
148
95.0
11
43
126
100.0
41
98
173
105.0
83
152
277
110.0
146
216
364
115.0
225
282
420
120.0
306
355
479
125.0
379
427
528
130.0
455
495
578
135.0
527
558
631
140.0
596
620
679
145.0
658
677
724
150.0
713
726
760
155.0
761
770
794
160.0
806
811
826
165.0
839
840
847
170.0
866
864
868
175.0
880
877
876
180.0
878
878
878
67.5
1726
1715
1699
1673
1635
1585
1531
1479
1418
1355
1282
1172
1041
902
783
575
390
299
242
211
232
340
456
535
585
631
670
705
739
771
797
819
841
854
868
875
878
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90.0
1726
1713
1697
1674
1638
1594
1548
1501
1445
1393
1313
1200
1070
933
800
587
417
331
268
241
243
349
483
570
627
667
703
735
766
791
812
830
848
860
868
875
878
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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5-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
41.
5- 10
122.
10- 15
200.
15- 20
271.
20- 25
335.
25- 30
389.
30- 35
432.
35- 40
465.
40- 45
486.
45- 50
495.
50- 55
488.
55- 60
464.
60- 65
422.
65- 70
369.
70- 75
300.
75- 80
212.
80- 85
137.
85- 90
92.
90- 95
73.
95-100
76.
100-105
108.
105-110
153.
110-115
189.
115-120
214.
120-125
231.
125-130
241.
130-135
245.
135-140
243.
140-145
234.
145-150
218.
150-155
197.
155-160
170.
160-165
138.
165-170
102.
170-175
62.
175-180
21.
DATE: 05/24/10
10-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN
0- 10
0- 20
0- 30
0- 40
0- 50
0- 60
0- 70
0- 80
0- 90
0-100
0-110
0-120
0-130
0-140
0-150
0-160
0-170
0-180
SUMMARY
164.
635.
1358.
2255.
3236.
4187.
4978.
5490.
5719.
5867.
6128.
6531.
7003.
7491.
7944.
8311.
8551.
8634.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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DATE: 05/24/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
96
87
78
71
65
59
55
50
47
44
41
90
81
73
67
61
56
51
47
44
41
38
80
69
59
52
46
41
37
33
30
28
25
70
60
52
46
40
36
32
29
27
25
23
61
53
46
40
35
32
29
26
24
22
20
57
46
38
31
26
23
20
17
15
14
12
96
82
71
62
55
49
43
39
36
32
30
96
79
65
55
47
41
36
32
28
26
23
96
75
60
50
42
35
31
27
24
21
19
90
78
67
59
52
46
41
37
34
31
28
90
74
62
52
45
39
34
30
27
24
22
90
71
57
47
40
34
29
26
23
20
18
80
66
55
47
40
35
31
28
25
22
20
80
64
52
43
36
31
27
23
21
19
17
70
58
49
42
36
32
28
25
22
20
18
70
57
46
38
33
28
24
21
19
17
15
61
51
43
37
32
28
25
22
20
18
17
61
50
41
34
29
25
22
19
17
15
14
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL64812
DATE: 05/25/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-SP (STANDOFF)
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
BLACK PAINTED MACHINED METAL STANDOFF ABOVE EACH SOCKET
HOUSING, ONE FORMED WHITE PAINTED PERFORATED METAL DIFFUSER
ABOVE EACH LAMP, OPEN BOTTOM.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 123.1 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 2318 2318 2318
5 2313 2313 2305
15 2235 2233 2232
25 2083 2085 2109
35 1871 1885 1941
45 1607 1629 1762
55 1284 1326 1554
65
926 1013 1306
75
521
680
970
85
74
229
446
90
0
115
283
95
5
28
150
105
53
103
211
115
127
171
287
125
207
243
336
135
282
307
376
145
352
369
410
155
409
418
440
165
455
457
463
175
478
476
477
180
477
477
477
FLUX
67.5
2318
2301
2235
2140
2031
1907
1753
1512
972
590
439
272
273
377
427
442
455
463
470
477
477
90.0
2318
2303
2242
2159
2070
1966
1821
1580
973
634
478
339
292
414
460
469
471
471
472
476
477
219
631
976
1226
1367
1383
1256
882
452
188
200
274
298
290
258
203
131
45
180˚
165˚
150˚
135˚
2200
120˚
1100
105˚
90˚
75˚
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
1826
0- 40
3052
0- 60
5803
0- 90
8393
90-120
662
90-130
960
90-150
1508
90-180
1888
0-180
10281
%LAMP
18.3
30.5
58.0
83.9
6.6
9.6
15.1
18.9
102.8
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - SEMI-DIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.3
SHIELDING ANGLES :
1
%FIXT
17.8
29.7
56.4
81.6
6.4
9.3
14.7
18.4
100.0
102.8 % *
90-DEG
1.4
0
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
1100
60˚
2200
0˚
15˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
30˚
Checked
M KLOPF
Approved
R BEATTIE
45˚
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 2318 2318 2318
5.0 2313 2313 2305
10.0 2281 2281 2274
15.0 2235 2233 2232
20.0 2167 2167 2175
25.0 2083 2085 2109
30.0 1984 1984 2028
35.0 1871 1885 1941
40.0 1744 1763 1851
45.0 1607 1629 1762
50.0 1456 1480 1659
55.0 1284 1326 1554
60.0 1114 1169 1440
65.0
926 1013 1306
70.0
729
849 1145
75.0
521
680
970
80.0
294
501
573
85.0
74
229
446
90.0
0
115
283
95.0
5
28
150
100.0
27
66
135
105.0
53
103
211
110.0
89
138
251
115.0
127
171
287
120.0
168
207
318
125.0
207
243
336
130.0
246
275
355
135.0
282
307
376
140.0
319
338
393
145.0
352
369
410
150.0
382
396
427
155.0
409
418
440
160.0
436
441
454
165.0
455
457
463
170.0
470
470
474
175.0
478
476
477
180.0
477
477
477
67.5
2318
2301
2271
2235
2191
2140
2082
2031
1973
1907
1836
1753
1640
1512
1381
972
706
590
439
272
196
273
349
377
404
427
434
442
448
455
460
463
468
470
476
477
477
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90.0
2318
2303
2275
2242
2205
2159
2114
2070
2020
1966
1902
1821
1703
1580
1374
973
768
634
478
339
228
292
387
414
440
460
468
469
470
471
471
471
473
472
475
476
477
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
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5-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
55.
5- 10
164.
10- 15
268.
15- 20
364.
20- 25
450.
25- 30
525.
30- 35
588.
35- 40
638.
40- 45
673.
45- 50
694.
50- 55
698.
55- 60
685.
60- 65
653.
65- 70
603.
70- 75
510.
75- 80
372.
80- 85
268.
85- 90
184.
90- 95
114.
95-100
74.
100-105
85.
105-110
114.
110-115
132.
115-120
142.
120-125
149.
125-130
150.
130-135
148.
135-140
143.
140-145
134.
145-150
123.
150-155
110.
155-160
94.
160-165
76.
165-170
56.
170-175
34.
175-180
11.
DATE: 05/25/10
10-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 10
219.
0- 20
851.
0- 30
1826.
0- 40
3052.
0- 50
4420.
0- 60
5803.
0- 70
7059.
0- 80
7941.
0- 90
8393.
0-100
8581.
0-110
8781.
0-120
9055.
0-130
9354.
0-140
9644.
0-150
9901.
0-160
10105.
0-170
10236.
0-180
10281.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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DATE: 05/25/10
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
50
50 30 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
118118118118
106100 95 90
95 86 78 72
86 74 65 58
78 65 56 49
72 58 48 41
66 52 42 36
61 47 37 31
57 42 33 27
53 39 30 24
49 36 27 22
113113113113
101 96 91 87
90 82 75 69
82 71 63 57
74 63 54 47
68 56 47 40
63 50 41 35
58 45 36 30
54 41 33 27
50 37 29 24
47 34 27 21
104104104
88 84 81
75 70 65
66 59 53
58 50 45
51 44 38
46 38 33
42 34 29
38 31 25
35 28 23
32 25 20
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
95
81
69
60
53
47
42
39
35
32
30
88
74
63
55
49
43
39
36
33
30
28
84
66
53
44
36
31
27
23
21
18
17
95
78
65
55
47
41
36
32
29
26
24
95
75
61
50
42
36
31
27
24
22
20
88
72
60
51
44
38
34
30
27
25
22
88
70
57
47
39
34
29
26
23
21
19
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
THE LIGHT CENTER OF THE INDUSTRY SINCE 1955
PHONE: (303)442-1255
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DATE: 05/25/10
ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
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PHONE: (303)442-1255
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REPORT NUMBER: ITL71375
PAGE: 1 OF 5
ISSUE DATE: 02/14/12
PREPARED FOR: SPI LIGHTING, INC.
CATALOG NUMBER: SPI LIGHTING INC OPTICAL #4843
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
FORMED WHITE PAINTED PERFORATED METAL DIFFUSER BELOW EACH
LAMP. OPEN TOP.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: AC ELECTRONICS AC-A2/54T5XS
MOUNTING: PENDANT
TOTAL REFLECTANCE OF PAINT = 93.9 %
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 115.0 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0
413
413
413
5
413
414
414
15
391
396
387
25
352
355
354
35
300
299
308
45
236
238
276
55
164
177
257
65
89
126
236
75
39
85
185
85
6
28
54
90
0
10
35
95
113
105
70
105
567
643
601
115
987 1063 1186
125 1364 1420 1549
135 1689 1727 1824
145 1968 1979 2055
155 2181 2192 2216
165 2327 2327 2332
175 2397 2390 2395
180 2397 2397 2397
FLUX
67.5
413
413
388
361
338
337
347
341
234
87
62
91
556
1203
1656
1925
2117
2260
2336
2395
2397
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
313
0- 40
513
0- 60
973
0- 90
1431
90-120
1835
90-130
3207
90-150
5902
90-180
7815
0-180
9246
90.0
413
409
385
359
350
367
384
378
217
99
62
95
492
1169
1689
1956
2149
2276
2342
2395
2397
%LAMP
3.1
5.1
9.7
14.3
18.4
32.1
59.0
78.2
92.5
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
CIE TYPE - SEMI-INDIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG
SHIELDING ANGLES :
1
39
110
164
199
224
236
231
163
64
122
600
1113
1372
1408
1286
1026
660
228
11 1/2
47 3/8
48 3/4
180˚
0°
165˚
150˚
2550
135˚
1700
120˚
850
%FIXT
3.4
5.5
10.5
15.5
19.8
34.7
63.8
84.5
100.0
92.5 % *
90-DEG
0
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
105˚
90˚
LEGEND:
0-deg
45-deg
90-deg
Checked
S BERGIN
Approved
R BEATTIE
Lighting Engineer
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0
413
413
413
5.0
413
414
414
10.0
404
408
407
15.0
391
396
387
20.0
374
378
370
25.0
352
355
354
30.0
327
328
330
35.0
300
299
308
40.0
270
270
290
45.0
236
238
276
50.0
200
207
265
55.0
164
177
257
60.0
124
150
247
65.0
89
126
236
70.0
60
106
219
75.0
39
85
185
80.0
20
64
99
85.0
6
28
54
90.0
0
10
35
95.0
113
105
70
100.0
334
380
257
105.0
567
643
601
110.0
795
866
927
115.0
987 1063 1186
120.0 1191 1242 1385
125.0 1364 1420 1549
130.0 1539 1580 1692
135.0 1689 1727 1824
140.0 1838 1861 1944
145.0 1968 1979 2055
150.0 2083 2094 2145
155.0 2181 2192 2216
160.0 2263 2269 2276
165.0 2327 2327 2332
170.0 2374 2370 2374
175.0 2397 2390 2395
180.0 2397 2397 2397
67.5
413
413
403
388
377
361
344
338
337
337
346
347
351
341
317
234
130
87
62
91
160
556
866
1203
1465
1656
1805
1925
2034
2117
2201
2260
2303
2336
2375
2395
2397
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90.0
413
409
396
385
374
359
350
350
357
367
378
384
386
378
337
217
130
99
62
95
147
492
829
1169
1473
1689
1836
1956
2056
2149
2218
2276
2315
2342
2376
2395
2397
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5-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
10.
5- 10
29.
10- 15
47.
15- 20
63.
20- 25
77.
25- 30
87.
30- 35
96.
35- 40
103.
40- 45
109.
45- 50
114.
50- 55
117.
55- 60
119.
60- 65
118.
65- 70
113.
70- 75
97.
75- 80
66.
80- 85
39.
85- 90
25.
90- 95
31.
95-100
92.
100-105
223.
105-110
377.
110-115
506.
115-120
607.
120-125
670.
125-130
702.
130-135
710.
135-140
698.
140-145
668.
145-150
619.
150-155
553.
155-160
473.
160-165
380.
165-170
279.
170-175
171.
175-180
57.
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10-DEGREE
ZONAL LUMEN
0- 10
0- 20
0- 30
0- 40
0- 50
0- 60
0- 70
0- 80
0- 90
0-100
0-110
0-120
0-130
0-140
0-150
0-160
0-170
0-180
SUMMARY
39.
149.
313.
513.
736.
973.
1204.
1367.
1431.
1553.
2153.
3266.
4638.
6046.
7333.
8359.
9018.
9246.
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COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
70
70 50 30 10
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
91
83
75
68
62
57
52
48
44
41
38
80
73
66
60
54
50
46
42
39
36
34
59
51
45
39
34
31
27
25
22
20
18
40
35
30
26
23
21
18
17
15
14
13
23
19
17
15
13
11
10
9
8
8
7
14
11
9
7
6
5
5
4
3
3
3
91
79
69
60
53
47
42
37
34
30
28
91
75
63
53
46
40
34
30
27
24
21
91
72
58
48
40
34
29
25
22
19
17
80
69
60
53
46
41
37
33
30
27
25
80
66
56
47
41
35
31
27
24
21
19
80
64
52
43
36
30
26
23
20
17
15
59
49
42
35
30
26
23
20
18
16
15
59
48
39
32
27
23
20
17
15
13
12
40
34
28
24
21
18
16
14
12
11
10
40
33
27
22
19
16
14
12
11
9
8
23
19
16
13
12
10
9
8
7
6
6
23
18
15
12
10
9
8
7
6
5
5
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
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ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
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CATALOG NUMBER: SIP10939-2F54-BLADE LOUVER (WHITE)
LUMINAIRE: EXTRUDED WHITE PAINTED METAL BALLAST HOUSING WITH FABRICATED
WHITE PAINTED METAL SOCKET MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES/END CAPS, ONE
FORMED WHITE PAINTED 60-CELL METAL LOUVER BELOW EACH LAMP,
OPEN TOP.
LAMPS: TWO 54-WATT T-5 SYLVANIA FP54/835/HO/ECO LINEAR FLUORESCENTS.
BALLAST: ADVANCE ICN-2S54
MOUNTING: SUSPENDED
THE 0 DEGREE PLANE IS PARALLEL WITH THE LAMPS.
TOTAL INPUT WATTS = 123.2 AT 120.0 VOLTS
LUMEN TO CANDELA RATIO USED = 9.17
REPORT IS BASED ON 5000 LUMENS PER LAMP. *
CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0 1258 1258 1258
5 1233 1241 1255
15 1097 1137 1209
25
911
985 1132
35
699
821 1044
45
482
640
946
55
281
466
857
65
193
327
771
75
106
270
553
85
23
106
175
90
0
52
111
95
65
190
177
105
306
579
700
115
554
767 1088
125
764
932 1206
135
946 1065 1265
145 1095 1176 1303
155 1205 1251 1321
165 1278 1293 1321
175 1303 1302 1305
180 1302 1302 1302
ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
ZONE
LUMENS
0- 30
985
0- 40
1643
0- 60
3130
0- 90
4422
90-120
1792
90-130
2836
90-150
4612
90-180
5717
0-180
10139
FLUX
67.5
1258
1267
1279
1283
1285
1263
1218
1013
624
183
130
187
715
1151
1415
1437
1417
1377
1343
1306
1302
90.0
1258
1272
1309
1358
1404
1418
1363
1064
552
142
95
143
679
1153
1470
1497
1455
1400
1354
1309
1302
119
341
524
658
734
753
676
458
159
192
649
951
1044
965
811
608
373
125
180˚
165˚
150˚
135˚
1300
120˚
650
105˚
90˚
75˚
%LAMP
9.8
16.4
31.3
44.2
17.9
28.4
46.1
57.2
101.4
TOTAL LUMINAIRE EFFICIENCY =
%FIXT
9.7
16.2
30.9
43.6
17.7
28.0
45.5
56.4
100.0
101.4 % *
CIE TYPE - DIRECT-INDIRECT
PLANE
: 0-DEG 90-DEG
SPACING CRITERIA :
1.0
1.7
SHIELDING ANGLES :
34
0
650
60˚
1300
0˚
15˚
LEGEND:
0-deg:
45-deg:
90-deg:
30˚
Checked
R HUMPHREYS
Approved
R BERGIN
45˚
* SEE ADDENDUM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
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CANDELA DISTRIBUTION
0.0 22.5 45.0
0.0 1258 1258 1258
5.0 1233 1241 1255
10.0 1175 1199 1239
15.0 1097 1137 1209
20.0 1007 1064 1172
25.0
911
985 1132
30.0
807
904 1088
35.0
699
821 1044
40.0
590
732
995
45.0
482
640
946
50.0
373
549
898
55.0
281
466
857
60.0
237
382
825
65.0
193
327
771
70.0
148
291
672
75.0
106
270
553
80.0
62
215
329
85.0
23
106
175
90.0
0
52
111
95.0
65
190
177
100.0
177
416
450
105.0
306
579
700
110.0
438
680
919
115.0
554
767 1088
120.0
668
853 1164
125.0
764
932 1206
130.0
859 1004 1237
135.0
946 1065 1265
140.0 1024 1125 1286
145.0 1095 1176 1303
150.0 1157 1219 1315
155.0 1205 1251 1321
160.0 1248 1277 1324
165.0 1278 1293 1321
170.0 1295 1300 1314
175.0 1303 1302 1305
180.0 1302 1302 1302
67.5
1258
1267
1276
1279
1282
1283
1285
1285
1278
1263
1248
1218
1139
1013
846
624
314
183
130
187
373
715
940
1151
1333
1415
1438
1437
1430
1417
1399
1377
1362
1343
1323
1306
1302
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90.0
1258
1272
1291
1309
1333
1358
1382
1404
1415
1418
1412
1363
1246
1064
855
552
243
142
95
143
295
679
928
1153
1352
1470
1501
1497
1477
1455
1427
1400
1378
1354
1329
1309
1302
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ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY
0- 5
30.
5- 10
89.
10- 15
145.
15- 20
196.
20- 25
242.
25- 30
282.
30- 35
315.
35- 40
343.
40- 45
361.
45- 50
373.
50- 55
378.
55- 60
375.
60- 65
356.
65- 70
320.
70- 75
273.
75- 80
185.
80- 85
104.
85- 90
54.
90- 95
58.
95-100
134.
100-105
274.
105-110
376.
110-115
450.
115-120
501.
120-125
525.
125-130
519.
130-135
498.
135-140
467.
140-145
428.
145-150
383.
150-155
332.
155-160
276.
160-165
217.
165-170
156.
170-175
94.
175-180
31.
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COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION - ZONAL CAVITY METHOD
EFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 0.20
RC
RW
80
70 50 30 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
107107107107
97 92 88 84
88 80 73 68
79 69 62 55
72 61 53 46
66 54 46 39
61 48 40 34
56 43 35 29
52 39 31 26
48 36 28 23
45 33 25 20
70
70 50 30 10
50
50 30 10
30
50 30 10
10
50 30 10
0
0
98
88
80
72
66
60
55
51
47
44
41
81
70
60
52
46
41
37
33
30
27
25
65
56
48
42
37
33
30
27
25
22
21
51
44
38
33
29
26
23
21
19
18
16
44
35
29
23
20
17
14
13
11
10
9
98
84
73
64
56
50
44
40
36
33
30
98
81
67
57
49
42
37
32
29
26
23
98
77
62
51
43
36
31
27
24
21
19
81
67
56
47
41
35
31
27
24
22
20
81
65
52
43
36
31
27
23
20
18
16
65
54
45
39
33
29
25
23
20
18
17
65
53
43
35
30
25
22
19
17
15
14
51
42
36
30
26
23
20
18
16
15
13
51
41
34
28
24
20
18
15
14
12
11
ALL CANDELA, LUMENS, LUMINANCE, COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION AND VCP
VALUES IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON RELATIVE PHOTOMETRY WHICH ASSUMES
A BALLAST FACTOR OF 1.000. ANY CALCULATIONS PREPARED FROM THESE
DATA SHOULD INCLUDE AN APPROPRIATE BALLAST FACTOR.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
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DATE: 03/03/10
ADDENDUM
-------SPECIAL TEST PROCEDURES FOR T-5 LAMPS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF THE
IMPORTANCE OF LAMP LUMEN RATINGS.
-----------------------------------------------------------------This test was performed using standard relative photometric practices
in accordance with recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Fluorescent testing using the guidelines of
relative photometric practice presupposes that the lamps will be operated at their nominal electrical characteristics (e.g., a 40 watt lamp
will operate very nearly at 40 watts, and at the voltage and current
required for 40-watt operation). Fluorescent lamps in general are temperature sensitive, the lumen output varies with ambient temperature and
follows a characteristic curve. The T-5 fluorescent lamps used in this
test produce maximum light output in an ambient temperature other than
25 degrees C. A critical step in relative photometric testing involves
measurement of the total flux output from the lamp(s) suspended in free
air at a 25 degree C ambient temperature per IES LM41-1998. This
measurement process is a separate step from the photometric exploration
of the luminaire itself. This "bare lamp" measurement is made with the
lamp(s) operated by the same ballast(s) which are to be used in the
luminaire. Since the test procedure involves measuring the bare lamp
flux output at 25 degrees C and this lamp type peaks at a temperature
other than 25 degrees C, the flux measured for this lamp type will be
less than the maximum output the lamp is designed to produce.
As a result, the measurement of the "bare lamp" total flux output is
lower than it would be if they were operated at their optimum operating
temperature and at nominal electrical characteristics. When this "bare
lamp" measurement is incorporated into the luminaire test report, the
net effect is that the candela values on the luminaire test report are
higher than what the luminaire actually produced and the total luminaire
efficiency is higher than what the lighting industry would expect this
luminaire to produce. These lighting industry expectations are based
on comparisons to the total luminaire efficiency of the same luminaire
with T-12 or T-8 lamps.
On this particular test, the lamp lumen rating shown is for a 35
degree C ambient temperature.
T5TEMP.DIS
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON PUBLISHED INDUSTRY PROCEDURES. FIELD PERFORMANCE MAY DIFFER FROM LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.