As the LED revolution matures and the technology approaches its practical limit for efficacy, the conversation is shifting from energy-efficiency back toward lighting quality. This conversation goes beyond watts and foot-candles to include visual comfort, space and object perception, flicker, color, aesthetics and more, achieved through quality design and products.
This is the topic of one of my contributions to the December 2019 issue of ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. The article reads:
For electrical contractors, understanding quality lighting principles can facilitate installation and commissioning that is supportive of quality lighting design goals. For those that provide design services, enhancing their education about quality lighting can differentiate them from the competition and support a broader range of projects.
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