FOOTCANDLE LIGHT GUIDE - Lighting Design Lab The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) recommends the following footcandle levels to ensure adequate illumination and safety for occupants Below is a guideline for common areas to assist in achieving appropriate light levels with the greatest energy-e ciency
Footcandle Guide: Recommended Light Levels for Home Work The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) provides recommendations for footcandle levels to ensure adequate illumination and safety for occupants in a wide range of spaces
IES Footcandle Recommendations - Elitelighting Individual applications will determine exact footcandle levels To maximize energy savings, identify over- or underlit spaces and use IES recommendations to establish new light levels appropriate for your application
IES Footcandle Guide - Resource Lighting The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) recommends footcandle levels to ensure both safety and adequate lighting for specific tasks This IES Footcandle Guide is an interpretation and abbreviated guide to the IES Footcandle Handbook, 10th edition
Foot Candle Calculator: Determine Proper Lighting Levels Calculate the required foot candles for any space by entering your room specifications and usage requirements below This calculator helps determine proper illuminance levels based on IESNA standards for optimal visibility, comfort, and energy efficiency
IES Recommended Light Levels - LED Lighting Retrofit Services The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) has established recommended average maintained footcandle levels for a broad range of applications to ensure adequate illumination and safety for occupants
Light Level Recommendations for Indoor and Outdoor Lighting Use this guide to find the recommended amount of foot candles needed to properly illuminate outdoor spaces such as construction sites, storage yards, bulletin boards, sports fields, and areas for vehicular traffic
Recommended Light Levels Reference Guide - U. S. Canada | SloanLED The table below provides recommended average maintained footcandle levels for common applications from the illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Additional information and best practices can be found in the IESNA Handbook and online at www ies org