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1: ORIENTATION

Lighting Basics

2: INTERMEDIATE

Incandescent-Halogen Lamps

Fluorescent Lamps

HID Lamps

Ballasts

3: ADVANCED

Lighting Applications

Cost of Light

Lighting Tools

Finding Opportunities

Information on Testing

Version Nov. 2008
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LIGHTING BASICS

1) Types of Lamps

2) Filament Lamps

3) Discharge Lamps - I

4) Discharge Lamps - II

5) Comparison of Lamps

8) Lighting a Room

9) Light levels

10) Efficacy of Light Sources

11) Lumen Maintenance

12) Lamp Mortality

13) Color Temperature

14) Color Booth

15) Color Rendering Index

16) Cost of Energy

17) Cost of Light

18) Lighting Upgrades

19) Lighting Maintenance

Basics Quiz

INC-HALOGEN LAMPS

1) Incandescent Lamps

4) Incandescent Lamp Types I

5) Incandescent Lamp Types II

6) Lamps and Voltages

7) Halogen Lamps

8) Halogen Lamp Shapes

10) Halogen IR-XL

12) Constant Color Precise Lamps

13) Diamond Precise

14) Energy Savings Calculations

15) Inc-Halogen Summary

Incandescent-Halogen Quiz

FLUORESCENT LAMPS

1) Fluorescent Lamps

2) Fluorescent Lamp Parts

3) Fluorescent Lamp Shapes

4) Fluorescent Lamp Types

5) Fluorescent Ballasts I

6) Fluorescent Ballasts II

7) Fluorescent Ballasts III

8) T8 Wattmiser Ultra Lamps

9) F32T8 Ultra System

10) F32T8 Hi Lumen Lamp

11) Ecolux Lamps

12) Long Life Fluorescent lamps

13) SP and SPX Lamps

14) Cov-R-Guard Lamp

15) Compact Fluorescent Lamps

16) Compact Fluorescent Lamps

17) Compact Fluorescent Lamps

Fluorescent Quiz

HID LAMPS

2) HID Lamp Types

3) HID Lamp Color

4) Mercury Lamps

5) HPS (Lucalox) Lamps

6) Ecolux Non-cycling Lucalox

7) Standby Long Life Lucalox

8) Deluxe Lucalox

9) Metal Halide (Multivapor)

10) MVR400/Universal Lamp

11) The PulseArc Line

12) The StayBright Line

15) 400 Watt HOR High Output

16) Ceramic Metal Halide (CMH)

HID Quiz

BALLASTS

1) What is a ballast?

2) Electronic & Electromagnetic

3) Fluorescent Ballasts

4) Series and Parallel

5) Preheat ballasts

6) Rapid Start and
Instant Start ballasts

7) Ballast Input Voltage

8) Ballast Factor

9) Ballast Input Watts

10) Power Factor

11) Total Harmonic Distortion

12) Electromagnetic Interference

13) Inrush Current

14) Dimming Ballasts

15) UltraStart Ballasts

16) UltraMAX Ballasts

17) Retrofits and Energy Savings

18) HID Retrofit Products

19) Electronic HID Ballast

20) Troubleshooting Hints I

21) Troubleshooting Hints II

Ballast Quiz

LIGHTING APPLICATIONS

1) Why Study Applications

2) Recommended Light Levels

3) Office and Classroom Lighting

4) Industrial Lighting

5) Health Care Lighting

6) Retail Lighting

7) Parking Lots

8) Lighting Layouts

9) Energy Costs

10) "Other-than-seeing"

Applications Quiz

COST OF LIGHT

1) Cost of Maintaining Illumination

2) Selling Lighting Upgrades

4) Energy Savings

5) Utility Billing Structures

6) Savings other than Energy

7) GE's Value Light

8) Life Cycle Costing I

9) Life Cycle Costing II

10) Payback and ROI

11) The Cost of Poor Lighting

12) Talking to Customers

13) Green Buildings

Cost-of-Light Quiz

LIGHTING TOOLS

1) Lighting Tools Overview

2) Virtual Lighting Designer

3) GE Lighting Toolkit

4) Simple Energy Estimator

5) Lighting Layout Estimator

6) Cost of Waiting

7) Life Cycle Cost

9) Virtual Color Booth

10) Web Resources

Lighting-Tools Quiz

FINDING OPPORTUNITIES

1) Doing a Walk through

2) Retail Opportunities

3) Property Management

4) Schools and Universities

5) Industrial Opportunities

6) Health Care Market

7) Quantifying Benefits

Opportunities Quiz

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