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Definition of Lux
Lux is a standardised unit of measurement of the light intensity (which can also be called “illuminance” or “illumination”) - as an example for reference purposes - 1 lux is equal to the illumination of a surface one metre away from a single candle. Some further examples of settings with the average recommended illuminance is measured in lux is shown below:
- Outdoor average sunlight ranges from 32 000 to 100 000 lux
- Warehouse aisles are lit to approx 100-200 lux
- A bright office requires about 400 lux of illumination
- At sunset and sunrise (with a clear sky), ambient outdoor light is also about 400 lux
- Building corridors can be lit adequately at around 100 lux
- Moonlight represents about 1 lux
Posted by Snake Racing on Dec 8th 2014