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Thanks for your question. By clicking on the following link you will find the programme2014-20.interreg-central.eu/Content.Node/Dynamic-Light/MODULE-4-PublicLightingStandards2-24-10-18.pdfluminance classes for street lighting

Thanks for your question! I could do that without any problems, but I did not consider to add the object surface in this case.

Thanks for your question. The In/out ramps means the enter and exist zones of an indoor parking. From where the car goes in or out. Hope that now is clear.

@@catalindesigner Thank Sir !

@@thehappinessforyou9965 you are welcome!

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Thanks for your comment. If you increase the wattage of the luminaire you are reducing the uniformity and you don't want to do that. You need to find the proper balance between lumen output, distribution curve of the luminaire, number of luminaries for that space and achieve a uniformity as high as possible.

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Hi @peturkristev3845, you are right the results should be negative, due to lower uniformity. I believe that it a software error. Thanks for your comment.

@@catalindesigner Hi Catalin, at least you can rewrite it to 0 and then the result is positive. But its not legal.

@@Nopublicname thanks for your comment, but to rewrite to 0 is not the right solution

Hi, yeah sure I can send you the outcome of this project, just send me your mail address.

Yes, Dialux is still used as a software for lighting design. Of course in the market are existing other softwares as AGI32 or Redux which can be used for lighting design.

@@catalindesigner Thank you

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thanks for your comment. I checked the sound and everything look OK on my side. Did you tried to increase the volume?

Thanks for your comment! If you need more help you can subscribe to my channel and check the other videos as well!

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Hi, as mentioned in my previous comment. You can adjust the lumen output of the old luminaire with the new value of the new lamp to you are planning to use. In this way you are able to get a correct light simulation. I will try to make a video to show how you can do that. Kind regards, Catalin

Hi, you have to measure the distance between two poles and the total area that you have to make the lighting calculation. it will be easier ion you can add this measurements in auto cad and then generate a dwg file which you could import into Dialux

Thanks for your message. It should be possible to change the power output from the old luminaire to the new one. However to have a proper lighting calculation in Dialux, you need to use the IES or LDT file of the old luminaire and just change the power or lumen output to the new lamp. In this case 100 W Philips lamp. Hope that this information will help you.

Thanks for your message! Hope the other videos will help you as well!

Hi, unfortunately I can not provide you an answer. The best way is to address this question directly to Dialux support.

Hi Bjorn, thanks for your input!

Thanks for the question. Usually you setup the target of lux level based on the application|space that is defined in standards and as well in Dialux. The surface calculation is giving you an exact value for a specific area defined by you, compared with the overall lux level as you can see in this video from minute 15"52. Hope that everything is clear now.

Thanks for your message. I have to install the Dialux evo 12 or 12.1 and check this feature. Next week I will let you know.

Thanks for your question. I made a video to show from where you can download the 3d furniture and how to uploaded to Dialux. Hope that this informations helps you. Let me know if you could do it.

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Thanks for your comment. Did you add a calculation surface for outdoor lighting? before running the calculation or adding the luminaire.. let me know

@@catalindesigner aaah the calculation surface for outdoor is different to the indoor? I think I didn't have that in count

@@zaze4824 I made a video related to this theme / How to turn ON outdoor lighting ruclips.net/video/Tf_5hIbRIUs/видео.html

@@catalindesigner thank you so much I'll check it

@@zaze4824 you are welcome!

Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, I created the corridor space, therefore is no dwg file available which I can share with you. However next weekend I will do a video to show how you can create your own space based on your dimensions. BR, Catalin

Hi, I made the following video, where you can see how to create your own space in Dialux evo. Hope that it is helping u. ruclips.net/video/tL63J8kIKSo/видео.html

Hi, thanks for your question. From my point of view you have 2 options how you can deal with this situation. First option is to add calculation surface on each level, and then you can see the value of light output. Second option is to design separately the staircase for the entire building and find out the light output. Hope that this information will help you. Kind regards, Catalin

thanks for your comment. Please check the emergency luminaire properties at the minut 1:02 of the video to see the light output. with the LED technology things got better.

Unfortunately, I can not share the CAD file.

Hi, I am doing just examples of lighting projects in Dialux

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thanks Man for your comment. I apreciate you time in checking the video. As you can see in the video I took the antipanic, a flat area as an example how you can define it and not for implementation. If this project had to be implemented then you need to do the correct setup of height for each row of sets. In the case of escape routes, you just need to add the escape signs above the two doors, knowing that the antipanic lighting system will provide a higher light level than the one requested for escape routes.

thanks for you comment. As you said already mentioned is not point of having for one room dual emergency-at least for a small office space, for a big open office the situation can be different. This video is about how you can define the emergency lighting. Also the general lighting will not start directly from the wall, only if you edit manually the distance. Hope that now everything is clear.

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Thanks for your comment. Most of lighting manufacturers are providing different installation options for 60x60 lighting fixture. Even the 60x60 is common recessed used in a false ceiling, you can install the same luminare surface or suspend mounted.

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Thanks for your comment. Appreciate your feedback. Related to your lighting it’s an Yes and No in the same time :). For new offices you can proposal free standing luminaries, but still you need additional luminaries for the background and surrounding areas. With a local lighting you will not be able to cover all the need for a modern office. My second point related to conventional lighting design. You need to consider that many office building have been equipped with 6x6 and 3x12 luminaries with fluorescent lamps. In these office buildings few investors will go with a total new layout of the ceiling. So the easy and fast way also from electrical circuits its a one to one replacement. From old to new LED luminaries.

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In the following video you can find more information about this project. Hope that this video will help! ruclips.net/video/TDuBU8n_qIc/видео.html

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Have a look on the following video, where I am talking about lighting concept for your house.

Thanks of your feedback. Happy to help :)

Hello, I did not mentioned about the furniture and refection because the main target was the lux level for emergency lighting to be achieved. However once you place the furniture into one space when you run the lighting calculation, the software takes into account the furniture placed in that space. I would do a video where I can explain and show the difference of illuminance with furniture and without furniture. Hope that I answer to your question. Thanks for your comment. BR, Catalin

@@catalindesigner Still a bit confused, Shouldn't we have the option "calculate without furniture" off when calculating emergency lighting levels of a space with furniture in it in order to get the accurate lux level results? Appreciate your time and response.

@@arishsiddiqui3292 It will be great to have this feature in this software, let say as default: excluding or including the furniture for lighting calculation. Unfortunately for time being this option doesn't exist in the software. My opinion is that this option docent exist as usually all the rooms are being equipped with furniture, therefore the lighting calculation is done based on a realistic scenario.

@@catalindesigner Thanks Catalin, appreciate your reply.

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No problem, everything can be done better. Here is the video with the changed surface. ruclips.net/video/9Go4bYE1Z7o/видео.html

Hi @manjudileep5477. First of all thanks for your question, to answer to your question I made the following video ruclips.net/video/dHY4tiIh74Q/видео.html. Please let me know if everything is clear now? Thanks :)

Hi, unfortunately I don't know where these products have been manufacture

Hi, have a look on the following video ruclips.net/video/hOdE0Y0Arwg/видео.html. Usually after you run the lighting calculation you are able to see the luminaires turned ON.

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