Earn 2 PDH | .2 CEU
About the Course
This webinar focuses on LED and other solid state lighting (SSL), but still includes legacy lighting products, such as incandescent, halogen, fluorescent and high intensity and some comparison between these new and old technologies. Light and various lighting terms are listed and defined. Both the visual and non-visual or biologic parts of the visual system are discussed. Since Human Centric Lighting is becoming the next big step in lighting, and may become more significant than Edison creating the light bulb, that is introduced. Glossary and Acronyms documents will also be provided.
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General information
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Human Centric Lighting
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Learning Objectives
- Learn general lighting terms.
- Understand terms for legacy lighting products.
- Comprehend terms for LED and other SSL products.
- Realize some of the differences and similarities between legacy and SSL products.
- Get a basic understanding of Human Centric Lighting.
About the Instructor
Stan Walerczyk is principal of Lighting Wizards, an energy efficient consulting firm. His 27 years lighting experience includes distribution, maintenance, retrofit contracting, 3rd party review, consulting, design, luminaire design, policy making and research. He assisted DOE research on spectrally enhanced lighting. He has written over 100 white papers and published articles and presented 1000 seminars, including at 5 Lightfairs, 4 AEE WEECs, 3 IES Annual Conferences, 2 Strategies in Light, 1 LightShow West and several IES and AEE sections. He is a CLEP and on the CLEP review board. In late 2014, he allowed his LC to expire. He is currently on the IES Spectral Effects and Energy Management Committees. He is vice-chair the Human Centric Lighting Society. The AEE published his book ‘Lighting & Controls: Transitioning to the Future’.
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