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Lighting correction factors.

Thread starter FSU
Start date Jan 22, 2018
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FSU

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Jan 22, 2018

Now I know with discharge lighting you times by 1.8 but I was wondering what factor to use for high frequency (HF) ballasts and also LED lighting?

Was thinking maybe 1.2 just to be safe?

cliffed

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Arms

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Jan 22, 2018

Good question,I usually ask manufacturers,1.2 sounds ok.

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