E. Rowlands's research while affiliated with Triton Environmental Consultants and other places
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Publication (1)
It is perhaps to be regretted that the regular arrays of recessed luminaires, the most common way of lighting offices, are the least preferred. Possibly in a windowless environment the lack of any view to give visual variety exaggerated the low ratings of such situations. Possibly the quality of the luminaires (particularly the prismatic ‘batwing’...
Citations
... [75] * Study 1: Two CCT (3000 K and 4000 K) x two Eh (300 lx and 1500 lx); Study 2: Two CCT (2950 K and 4200 K) x two Eh (300 lx and 1500 lx) [76] two CCT (3000 K and 6500 K) x two Eh (100 lx and 1000 lx) [77] Study 1: four CCT (3000 K, 3600 K, 4200 K and 5000 K) x two Eh (150 lx and 1500 lx); Study 2: two CCT (3000 K and 4200 K) x two Eh (150 lx and 1500 lx); Study 3: two CCT (3000 K and 4200 K) x two Eh (150 lx and 1500 lx) Illuminancebased Eh [38] mean Eh of 33 lx, 75 lx, 170 lx, 385 lx, 830 lx and 1675 lx [45] 320 lx and 500 lx [57] 540 lx, 490 lx and 430 lx [58] 512 lx, 580 lx, 544 lx and 565 lx [59] around 538 lx [63] 158 lx, 527 lx and 1596 lx [62] around 500 lx [69] around 450 lx and 1700 lx [65] between 320 lx and 745 lx [68] mean Eh of 680 lx [70] [78] between 400 lx and 500 lx Illuminancebased Ev [38] mean Ev of 15 lx, 35 lx, 80 lx, 180 lx, 400 lx and 800 lx [63] 118 lx, 292 lx and 796 lx [78] between 44 lx and 363 lx [79] 80 lx and 1200 lx Luminancebased [41] luminance on the floor of 18 illuminance or luminance ratios were excluded. Eh was the primary design measure due to its wide application. ...
