Light Sensitive Materials: LED Lighting vs. Traditional Sources
Submitted by Kerri Galgano onCan Museums Measure Up?
By James Brodrick, Ph.D., U.S. Department of Energy
Excerpts from LD+A Magazine, July 2011
By James Brodrick, Ph.D., U.S. Department of Energy
Excerpts from LD+A Magazine, July 2011
We are pleased to announce that we have posted another video on the Lighting Services Inc "You Tube" Channel. The new video demonstrates the features of the clean, elegant stem mounted LumeLEX 2044 Series LED fixture that blends harmoniously into any architectural setting.
Utilizing the Xicato LED module, the LumeLEX 2044 produces the most consistent, highest quality white light and maintains extremely tight color control.
by: Raghuram Petluri; Roger Sexton
Introduction
LEDs provide an energy and maintenance saving alternative to halogen for museum lighting. Previously high Color Temperature single phosphor corrected white LEDs had shortcomings with gaps in the spectrum affecting accurate color discrimination and high outputs / spikes in the blue area affecting color degradation. Recent improvements in LED technology make their usage ideal in all areas, light sensitive and insensitive alike. This paper takes the Artist Series module from Xicato to quantify this statement.