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“Seeable Lumens” measure the Full Spectrum, which is both photopic (yellow light) seen by the cones, and scotopic (BLUE LIGHT) seen by the rods of the eyes. A new method of measuring light was developed by Lawrence Berkeley Labs, Berkeley CA in 1992.  Maintenance Engineering uses this new and more accurate method to measure; called [READ MORE HERE]

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Careers Being a Sales Representative for Maintenance Engineering in today’s Lighting Market. The industrial lighting market is one of the largest commercial markets in the U.S. It ranges from small family operated stores to the giant blue chip corporations of America. From the first time a business opens its doors until the day it discontinues [READ MORE HERE]

These results suggest that low color temperature light creates a smooth lowering of central nervous system activity, and that low color temperature illumination can be used effectively in a bedroom or other such environment where it is desirable to facilitate lowered physiological activity. [READ MORE HERE]

During colder weather seasons, the following tips will help insure that you Get The Best Performance Out Of Your Lighting.   HID Lamps With good lamps, ballasts and igniters, most HID lamps should operate reliably down to -20 degrees F. Slow starting could indicate a failing HID lamp or ballast. Incandescent Lamps These [READ MORE HERE]