Introduction To Lighting Design For Residential Interior Applications

A) Locating the light source, distance for the lighting, and type of room.

B) Type of lighting fixtures required, type of room, locating the light source.

C) Determine the lighting effects required room by room, type of lighting fixtures required, find out how to save energy dollars.

A) General lighting, accent, wall washing, task lighting, covered lighting.

B) Height, room size, color, distance for the lighting, type of room.

C) General lighting, room size, task lighting, covered lighting, distance for the lighting.

A) Energy saving, recessed down light.

B) Recessed fluorescent, down light, emergency, track lighting, decorative fixtures, landscape lighting, wall wash.

C) Lights important rooms in the home, size, power, energy saving.

A) Select the new fixtures

B) Listen and understand the customer needs

C) Used the same function of lamps in all rooms.

A) The voltage and type of lighting

B) Position and time of use of lighting.

C) The type of lamp to be used and the type selected lighting fixture where the lamp support

A) The age of the people who use the light, the precise use of lighting in the tasks to be performed and what is the surface reflectance of the area.

B) Lights important rooms in the home, size, power, energy saving

C) Type of lighting fixtures required, type of room, locating the light source

A) Life/ dimension / brand

B) Consumed(watts) / beam spread / easily replaced

C) Application / mounting / cost.

A) Medium, Narrow

B) Wide, Very Narrow

C) All option above

A) 28 ̋ above table.

B) 32 ̋ above table.

C) 30 ̋ above table.

A) About 3̒

B) About 2̒

C) About 4̒