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Visual Perception under Energy-Efficient Light Sources – – Detection of the Stroboscopic Effect under Low Levels of SVM
Temporal light modulation (TLM, known colloquially as “flicker”) of light sources has visual, neurobiological, and performance and cognition effects on viewers.
Interlaboratory Comparison 2017 Technical Protocol version 1.0
This document describes the technical protocol used by the participating laboratories as well as by Nucleus Laboratories.
Evaluation of CIE International Test Method for Solid State Lighting
The objective of this task is to promote the use of the Commission Internationale de l’Eclairage (CIE) International Standard CIE S 025/E:2015 for light emitting diode (LED) based lighting products
Lessons Learnt Bringing LEDs to Market
The purpose of this report is to provide policy makers with examples and a summary of how IEA 4E SSL Annex member countries’ have introduced and promoted LED illumination products in their respective markets. This report highlights key policy and
Smart Lighting – New Features Impacting Energy Consumption
A comprehensive report examining the energy cost of smart lamps.
SSL Annex Executive Briefing – Lessons Learned Bringing LED’s to Market
This memo presents some of the national-level approaches, initiatives and ideas to accelerate and support LED lighting in the market by the IEA 4E SSL Annex member countries
Potential Health Issues of SSL
This report addresses the issues of the potential effects of solid state lighting (SSL) products on human health. This work mainly focuses on glare issues, photobiological effects caused by the optical radiation on the eye and skin, flickering phenomena non-visual effects of light
Life Cycle Assessment of Solid State Lighting – Final Report
This report presents an overview of published life-cycle assessments (LCA) of lighting equipment, answering questions on the basis of current research. The LCA methodology is used to assess the
2013 Interlaboratory Comparison – Final Report
The measurement data from 110 laboratories worldwide are included in this final report of IC 2013. In addition, there are 13 more sets of data included, as some laboratories submitted two or more
Product Quality and Performance Tiers: Outdoor Lighting (Street Lighting)- 2013
Performance tiers proposed by governments participating in the IEA 4E SSL Annex.
Performance Tiers for Outdoor Lighting (Street Lighting)
The SSL Annex has published performance tiers associated with the following LED lamps and luminaires: Non-directional Lamps for Indoor Residential Applications, Directional Lamps for Indoor
Summary Report of Nucleus Laboratory Comparison
In 2012, the Annex completed its first set of tests designed to confirm the competence and equivalence of the “nucleus laboratories” which are NIST (USA), NLTC (China), VSL (The Netherlands), and AIST, NMIJ (Japan)
Performance Tiers for Downlight Luminaires
In August 2012, the SSL Annex published four performance tiers associated with LED lamps and luminaires: Non-directional Lamps for Indoor Residential Applications, Directional Lamps for Indoor Residential Applications, Downlight Luminaires, and Linear
Performance Tiers for Non-Directional Lamps – August 2012
In August 2012, the SSL Annex published four performance tiers associated with LED lamps and luminaires: Non-directional Lamps for Indoor Residential Applications, Directional Lamps for Indoor
Performance Tiers for Directional Lamps
In August 2012, the SSL Annex published four performance tiers associated with LED lamps and luminaires: Non-directional Lamps for Indoor Residential Applications, Directional Lamps for Indoor Residential Applications, Downlight Luminaires, and Linear
