Introduction To Lighting Design For Residential Interior Applications
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What are the tree steps to a residential lighting plan?
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A) Locating the light source, distance for the lighting, and type of room.
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B) Type of lighting fixtures required, type of room, locating the light source.
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C) Determine the lighting effects required room by room, type of lighting fixtures required, find out how to save energy dollars.
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C. C) Determine the lighting effects required room by room, type of lighting fixtures required, find out how to save energy dollars.Explanation
The correct answer is c) Determine the lighting effects required room by room, type of lighting fixtures required, find out how to save energy dollars. This answer correctly outlines the three steps to a residential lighting plan. The first step is to determine the lighting effects required for each room, taking into consideration factors such as ambiance and task lighting. The second step is to identify the type of lighting fixtures required to achieve the desired effects. Finally, it is important to consider energy efficiency and find ways to save energy and reduce costs.Rate this question:
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What are the 5 categories in the determinate the lighting effects required room by room in step 1?
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A) General lighting, accent, wall washing, task lighting, covered lighting.
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B) Height, room size, color, distance for the lighting, type of room.
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C) General lighting, room size, task lighting, covered lighting, distance for the lighting.
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A. A) General lighting, accent, wall washing, task lighting, covered lighting.Explanation
The correct answer is a) General lighting, accent, wall washing, task lighting, covered lighting. This answer provides the 5 categories that determine the lighting effects required room by room in step 1. General lighting refers to the overall illumination of the room, accent lighting highlights specific objects or areas, wall washing involves evenly illuminating walls, task lighting provides focused light for specific tasks, and covered lighting refers to lighting fixtures that are concealed or hidden.Rate this question:
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In the step 2 what are the type of the lighting fixtures required?
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A) Energy saving, recessed down light.
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B) Recessed fluorescent, down light, emergency, track lighting, decorative fixtures, landscape lighting, wall wash.
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C) Lights important rooms in the home, size, power, energy saving.
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B. B) Recessed fluorescent, down light, emergency, track lighting, decorative fixtures, landscape lighting, wall wash.Explanation
The correct answer is b) Recessed fluorescent, down light, emergency, track lighting, decorative fixtures, landscape lighting, wall wash. This answer lists the different types of lighting fixtures required in step 2, including recessed fluorescent, down light, emergency, track lighting, decorative fixtures, landscape lighting, and wall wash.Rate this question:
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Lighting designer must do:
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A) Select the new fixtures
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B) Listen and understand the customer needs
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C) Used the same function of lamps in all rooms.
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B. B) Listen and understand the customer needsExplanation
A lighting designer must listen and understand the customer needs in order to create a lighting design that meets their specific requirements and preferences. This involves actively listening to the customer's desires and concerns, asking relevant questions to gather more information, and taking into consideration any specific requests or limitations they may have. By understanding the customer's needs, the lighting designer can create a design that not only provides adequate lighting but also enhances the overall ambiance and functionality of the space.Rate this question:
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What are the key factors to decide on the distribution of the light beam?
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A) The voltage and type of lighting
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B) Position and time of use of lighting.
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C) The type of lamp to be used and the type selected lighting fixture where the lamp support
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C. C) The type of lamp to be used and the type selected lighting fixture where the lamp supportExplanation
The key factors to decide on the distribution of the light beam are the type of lamp to be used and the type of lighting fixture where the lamp is supported. The type of lamp will determine the intensity and direction of the light beam, while the lighting fixture will determine how the light is distributed and directed. Therefore, both factors are crucial in determining the distribution of the light beam.Rate this question:
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What are the factors that determine IESNA to decide how much light is necessary for good vision?
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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.
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B) Lights important rooms in the home, size, power, energy saving
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C) Type of lighting fixtures required, type of room, locating the light source
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A. 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.Explanation
The factors that determine IESNA to decide how much light is necessary for good vision are the age of the people who use the light, the precise use of lighting in the tasks to be performed, and the surface reflectance of the area. These factors are important because different age groups have different visual capabilities and lighting requirements. The specific tasks being performed also impact the lighting needs, as certain tasks may require more focused and brighter lighting. Additionally, the surface reflectance of the area affects the amount of light needed, as darker surfaces absorb more light and may require brighter lighting for good visibility.Rate this question:
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Some factor to decide which lamp is best?
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A) Life/ dimension / brand
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B) Consumed(watts) / beam spread / easily replaced
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C) Application / mounting / cost.
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B. B) Consumed(watts) / beam spread / easily replacedExplanation
This answer suggests that the factors to consider when deciding which lamp is best include the amount of power consumed (watts), the spread of the beam of light, and how easily the lamp can be replaced. These factors are important because they determine the efficiency and effectiveness of the lamp in providing light.Rate this question:
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Which are the different beams spread a lamp?
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A) Medium, Narrow
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B) Wide, Very Narrow
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C) All option above
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C. C) All option aboveExplanation
The correct answer is c) All option above. This means that a lamp can have beams that are medium, narrow, wide, or very narrow. This suggests that lamps can be designed to have different beam spreads depending on the desired lighting effect or purpose.Rate this question:
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What is the distance recommend for suspend a chandelier (fixture)
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A) 28 ̋ above table.
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B) 32 ̋ above table.
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C) 30 ̋ above table.
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C. C) 30 ̋ above table.Explanation
The recommended distance for suspending a chandelier above a table is 30". This distance ensures that the chandelier is not too close to the table, which can obstruct the view and create a cramped space. Additionally, it allows for enough clearance for people to comfortably sit and move around the table without hitting their heads on the chandelier.Rate this question:
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What is the distance for recessed wall washing?
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A) About 3̒
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B) About 2̒
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C) About 4̒
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B. B) About 2̒Explanation
The correct answer is b) About 2̒. The distance for recessed wall washing is typically around 2 feet. This distance allows for the light to properly illuminate the wall and create a desired effect.Rate this question:
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