Introduction
The Next Generation Luminaires™ Solid-State Lighting Design Competition was created to recognize and promote
excellence in the design of energy-efficient LED commercial lighting luminaires.
This Next Generation Luminaires Showcase highlights innovative, energy-efficient products that provide high
lighting quality and consistency, glare control, serviceability, and value as determined by the 2012 judging panel.
The Showcase aims to demonstrate the diversity of solid-state lighting (SSL) products, making it easier for lighting
designers and specifiers to find LED lighting products that are worthy of specification. NGL-recognized products
have to measure up on many fronts, the judges care about suitability and quality, not just energy efficiency.
PAST COMPETITIONS
In its first year, 2008, the
competition recognized 22
products from a total of 68 entries.
In 2009, as the number of
commercial LED lighting products
on the market increased, the
number of NGL entries nearly
doubled – to 126 – coming from
60 different lighting companies.
Of these entries, 43 were chosen
as “Recognized” winners and four
were chosen as “Best in Class.”
With stringent documentation requirements for the 2010 competition, a total of 138 products representing 61 different
manufacturers were judged. Thirty-three were chosen as “Recognized” winners and four as “Best in Class” winners.
In 2012, the Next Generation Luminaires competition was expanded to include separate indoor and outdoor
competitions. This division enables greater refinement of the performance criteria and the composition of the judging
panels, enhancing the competition’s value to lighting designers and specifiers. This catalogue showcases the 2012
Indoor Competition winners. Recognized luminaires from previous competition years (2008, 2009, and 2010) are
included in the back of the catalogue to further assist specifiers with a wide variety of energy-efficient, high-quality
choices. It should be noted that some of the winning products from past competitions may no longer be available or,
more likely, have been replaced with updated versions.
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ORGANIZERS
Next Generation Luminaires (NGL) is jointly organized by the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America
(IES), the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD), and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE),
represented by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL).
The IES is the recognized technical authority on illumination. For over 100
years, its objective has been to communicate information on all aspects
of good lighting practice to its members, to the lighting community, and to
consumers, through a variety of programs, publications, and services.
The IALD is an international organization supporting a network of
architectural lighting design professionals who satisfy its rigorous
qualification process, are distinguished by a unique blend of aesthetic and
technical expertise, and operate at the highest level of integrity to create
a better world through leadership and excellence in lighting design, and to
cultivate the universal acknowledgement and appreciation of the power of
light in human life.
DOE’s Building Technologies Program carries out research, development,
and market deployment of energy-efficient technologies and practices,
partnering with states, industry, and manufacturers to improve the energy
efficiency of new and existing buildings. PNNL is a DOE multi-program
national laboratory that delivers breakthrough science and technology to
meet key national needs.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
judging panel...................................................................6
Judging panel and steering committee......................... 6
steering committee................................................................ 7
Judging Process..................................................................... 8
Evaluation Criteria..............................................................10
best in class............................................................................12
Recognized............................................................................. 16
2010 Best In class...................................................................42
2010 Recognized....................................................................43
2009 Best In Class..................................................................47
2009 Recognized....................................................................48
2008 Best In Class..................................................................52
2008 recognized...................................................................53
Previous Judges.....................................................................56
About the ies & Iald...............................................................57
DOE Resources.......................................................................58
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Judging Panel
Jeffrey L. Brown, IALD, IESNA
Jeff is founder and principal of Colorlume Inc., a North Carolina-based award winning lighting design firm that
has recently merged with Illuminart, another internationally recognized lighting design firm based in his native
Michigan. Jeff has over 28 years of diverse lighting experience, working as an independent designer, educator and
manufacturer’s application design manager. He has won several awards for his work, has authored numerous articles
and is a professional member and past Board member of the IALD.
Leslie M. North, PE, LC, LEED AP
Leslie North is founding principal of Aurora Lighting Design, Inc. an architectural lighting design firm based in the greater Chicago
area. As well as working on various sustainable design projects, she has received multiple lighting design awards including two
Edison Awards of Merit and an IIDA Award of Merit. In addition to being a featured speaker, she has contributed to numerous
publications including IESNA DG-18 Light + Design: A Guide to Designing Quality Lighting for People and Buildings, the webbased Advanced Lighting Guidelines, and the soon-to-be-published IESNA DG-22 Design Guide for Sustainable Lighting.
Liesel Whitney-Schulte, LC
As the Lighting Program Manager for Business Programs at the Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation (WECC)
(a mission-based nonprofit that delivers energy efficiency programs), Liesel leads the implementation of commercial
lighting programs, provides program development and technical guidance for residential lighting programs and
represents WECC on national lighting committees. She has nearly 20 years of experience in a variety of lighting
energy efficiency programs for multiple utilities and is a past president of the IES Milwaukee section.
Richard Wyton, IES, AEE
Richard Wyton is the Corporate Lighting Consultant for Steiner Electric, and has spent the past 40 years in lighting,
traveling worldwide on lighting assignments. Richard is an active member of the IES, and is an advisory member of
the Energy Management Committee and a recipient of a local IES chapter IALD award, as well as the Energy Engineer
Award from the Association of Energy Engineers.
Judging Panel
AND STEERING COMMITTEE
Craig Bernecker, PhD, FIESNA, LC
Craig Bernecker is the founder of The Lighting Education Institute (LEI), and professor in the Lighting Design program at Parsons The
New School for Design. Craig previously directed the lighting program at Penn State University, and has developed lighting education
programs in distance education, as well as serving on the policy-advising body for the Penn State World Campus. He has published
more than 40 articles on lighting and is known for his work on the psychological aspects of lighting. He maintains an active consulting
practice and regularly serves as a peer reviewer for the U.S. Department of Energy. Dr. Bernecker has served the Illuminating
Engineering Society of North America in several capacities, including President for 2004-2005. He was named an IES Fellow in 1991.
Avraham Mendall Mor, IALD, IES, LEED AP
Avraham “Avi” Mor is a partner with Lightswitch Architectural, an international architectural lighting and media design
practice. He has over 10 years of experience in a variety of applications, from offices and events to museums and
hotels. Avi is an international speaker, past president of the Chicago Section of the IES, professional member and
Midwest regional coordinator of IALD, and a LEED Accredited Professional.
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Melanie Taylor, IALD, LEED AP
Melanie Taylor leads the Lighting Design Studio for the WSP Flack + Kurtz Seattle Office and brings over 20 years
of lighting design experience to her judging duties. She has participated in the design of integrated and sustainable
lighting projects for a wide range of projects in Asia and the United States. She is a professional member of the IALD
and has been LEED accredited since 2004.
Charles Thompson, FAIA, LC, IALD, IESNA, LEED AP
Charles Thompson, founder of ARCHILLUME, is a recently appointed fellow of the AIA and an interior designer. He is a
corporate member of the International Association of Lighting Designers and a member of the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. He has achieved Lighting Certification from the National Council for the Qualifications of the
Lighting Professions and is a LEED Accredited Professional.
Steering Committee
Dan Blitzer, LC
Dan Blitzer is principal of The Practical Lighting Workshop LLC, a consultancy that provides strategic planning,
marketing, communications, and training services to the lighting industry. Dan has written and trained extensively on
energy effective lighting; he is a member of the Board of Directors of The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education, and
past president of the Designers Lighting Forum of New York.
Nancy E. Clanton, PE, IALD, FIES, LC, LEED AP
Nancy E. Clanton is founder and president of Clanton & Associates, a lighting design firm specializing in sustainable
design. A registered professional engineer in Colorado, Nancy chairs IES’s Outdoor Environmental Lighting Committee
and Mesopic Committee. She was invited to lead the Lighting Group by the mayors of Seoul, Korea, and Toronto,
Canada, at the C40 Summit in Seoul, Korea.
Barbara Cianci Horton, LC, IALD, IES
Barbara Cianci Horton is president and CEO of HLB Lighting Design, Inc. With four offices across the United States,
Barbara has been leading the firm’s strategic business planning and marketing since 1992. Her role as a design
principal affords her the opportunity to work on significant national and international projects, keeping her in tune with
industry trends that are vital to the planning of the firm.
Mary Matteson Bryan, PE, CEM
Mary Matteson Bryan is an independent consultant with over 20 years’ experience in energy efficiency. She is
currently engaged in support of energy efficient lighting programs for utilities such as Pacific Gas and Electric
Company and the Bonneville Power Administration, where she provides technical expertise on emerging energy
efficient lighting technologies, such as LED lighting in outdoor and indoor applications.
Ruth Taylor, PNNL, IES
Ruth Taylor currently serves as a project manager within the Energy and Environment Directorate at the Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory (PNNL) where she contributes to a number of projects focused on energy efficiency in buildings.
Currently, Ms. Taylor manages the Next Generation Luminaires commercial SSL design competition and the CALiPER
testing program for the DOE Solid-State Lighting program.
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Judging Process
A total of 129 entries (255 individual products)
arrived at the Intelligent Lighting Creations (ILC)
facility outside Chicago, IL for the March 1-2,
2012, judging event. ILC staff spent four weeks
planning, designing, building, installing, and
wiring products. A 70' x 60' drop ceiling grid was
suspended from the theatrical truss with motors
so the height of the ceiling could be adjusted.
Each product was individually wired to a custommade, 96-circuit Crestron relay panel to allow
each luminaire to be judged independently.
With the click of a mouse button, specific
luminaires or entire categories of products could
be illuminated. The system allowed ultimate
A warehouse full of products (255 total including table top duplicates) was
processed and installed for the judging event.
flexibility and control to further enhance the
speed and accuracy of the judging process.
While the performance categories and
evaluation criteria were generally similar, various
applications demanded some differentiation.
Thus, products were grouped by application and
judged in these groups.
The panel of eight judges, drawn from across the
architectural lighting community, evaluated the
products by assessing their lighted performance
and appearance, adjustment (where applicable),
construction, and dimming capabilities. In order to
take advantage of the panel’s diverse experience,
The lowered truss enables Melanie Taylor and Avi Mor to take a closer
look at installation details.
judges were initially asked to rate products
individually, rather than push for consensus.
To assess serviceability and the replacement
of LED modules and drivers, judges examined
and deconstructed additional “tabletop” samples
provided by the entrants. In many cases, judges
tried to simulate how maintenance personnel
would have to service the installed product.
At the end of the initial judging process, the entire
judging panel reviewed the group scores and
discussed each product. The first consideration
was whether each judge would recommend the
product for specification: the prerequisite for the
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Charles Thompson, Jeff Brown, and Melanie Taylor investigate the
serviceability of the table top version of a downlight entry.
“Recognized” winners. Fifty-three products
were ultimately selected by the judging panel by
this standard.
Among the Recognized products, the judges
then considered whether any merited “Best in
Class” selection. To be awarded Best in Class,
products needed both to rate highly overall and
to stand out from the rest of the group. The
judges were not required to select a Best in
Class winner in every category. Three products
were selected Best in Class this year.
After the onsite judging event, NGL staff
Avi Mor examines the adjustability of a track fixture to assist the judging
panel in evaluating the product.
conducted additional focused reviews of
submitted documentation. Particular attention
was given to the LM-79 documentation to verify
product performance. While it was not possible
to verify life claims with certainty, supporting
depreciation documentation was required and
carefully reviewed. Only two winning products
could not be recognized because of insufficient
documentation, a considerable improvement
from previous years.
Judges Craig Bernecker and Leslie North evaluate the distribution and
color rendering of an accent luminaire.
A 70' x 60' drop ceiling grid was suspended from the theatrical truss so the
height of the ceiling could be adjusted to enhance the speed and accuracy
of the judging process.
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EVALUATION CRITERIA
The primary goal of the judges’ evaluation was to identify products that deliver both energy efficiency and lighting
quality. The products featured in this catalogue are the best of the products submitted. They meet all the judging
criteria and would be specified by most of the judges on the panel. The judges scored each entry on color,
appropriate illuminance, light distribution, glare control, appearance, serviceability, value, and energy efficiency.
Dimming was considered separately as a “bonus” item since not all entries were intended to dim.
Category Results
Compared to prior years, the 2012 NGL Indoor results show a marked
improvement in luminaires for general commercial applications: recessed
modulars (e.g. troffers) and linear pendants, in particular. These might
be considered “fluorescent replacements” and generally demonstrated
higher efficacy with comparable lighting quality. Initial cost remains an
issue, however, as the judges frequently noted. There was not as much of
an advance in categories such as downlighting, wall washing, and accent
lighting, which were prominent in previous years of the competition.
Lighting Quality
Judges evaluated four separate criteria as part of lighting quality: color, illuminance, light distribution, and glare. The
recognized products performed best in terms of color, illuminance, and light distribution – the highest performing criteria
overall – and somewhat less well in terms of glare.
Tellingly, color and distribution both showed the highest median results and lowest variation among all recognized
products. Together with increasing efficacy (discussed below), highlights the substantial improvements
manufacturers continue to make in product quality and performance.
Appearance
The judges considered such attributes as composition, scale, proportion, and detailing, giving more consideration to
those categories (such as decorative luminaires) where appearance is an important selection criterion.
Serviceability
Judges evaluated serviceability by inspecting the luminaires and attempting to access and replace the LED modules
and drivers. Only four of the recognized luminaires had very good serviceability; 13 were considered no better than
acceptable; and the median rating for all recognized products was the lowest of all the evaluation criteria.
Efficacy
NGL established minimum efficacy (lm/W) requirements for each category; entries that did not meet the minimum
established values were not accepted. Entries were then evaluated on how their efficacy compared to the minimum
for their category. Overall, the efficacy of the recognized luminaires improved significantly from previous years.
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Value
Manufacturers submitted reference pricing, which the judges evaluated in comparison to the performance, features,
quality, and typical application of the products. Half of the recognized products were considered at least a good
value. The balance did not impress the judges on this criterion. Readers should secure pricing for specific projects
and applications from their market channels.
Dimming
While LEDs are intrinsically dimmable, manufacturers of LED
luminaires are still working to achieve satisfactory and predictable
dimming performance. One reason is the difficulty of evaluating
dimming on a consistent basis given different control systems, loads,
power quality, and a host of other factors. NGL continues to grapple
with this challenge.
For 2012, NGL entries were encouraged to submit a separate
sample for dimming evaluation, supplying the dimmer of their
choice. Judges considered lighting quality, as discussed above,
based on non-dimmed, illuminated installed samples. Judges
looked at dimming range, smoothness, and color consistency,
among other parameters for the dimmable table-top products.
Twenty-one of the recognized luminaires dimmed at least reasonably well by the judges’ evaluation; of these, nine
dimmed very well. Their specific observations are reflected in their comments, but readers are urged to evaluate the
dimmability of specific products considering the environment and application in which they will be used.
Life Ratings
Realistic projections of the expected life of LED luminaires are a critical concern. Although the standards for rating
LED luminaires are still being refined, progress continues to be made.
Currently, life ratings are based upon probabilistic projections rather than on actual measurement. (This is unlike
photometric data, which are based upon independent laboratory tests using the industry standard IES LM-79 test
procedure.) Without an industry standard method for establishing the life of LED luminaires, the NGL team was
unable to verify the life ratings claimed by each entry. As a result we elected not to publish the life ratings claimed
for the products in this catalog.
Nevertheless, NGL did require data for each entry based on current industry standards and best practices. These
included the LED drive current used for the product, the LED manufacturer’s estimated LED life (L70), IES LM-80
test data from the chip manufacturer, a photo or schematic of the temperature measurement point (TMP), and the
in situ temperature measurement test (ISTMT) in UL 1598 environment for 7.5 hours. These data were secured for
all of the products listed in this catalog, which means that their manufacturers followed the most up-to-date industry
practices at the time of the judging. Entries that did not provide this documentation were eliminated.
NGL encourages all readers to evaluate products personally, to consider the effect of their end-use application on
life ratings, and to secure additional information from luminaire manufacturers to back up their published ratings.
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Best in class
The judges evaluated white light, general illumination products available for specification in the commercial
market. The panel initially selected 53 products from the 114 reviewed as “Recognized,” meaning the panel would
recommend these 53 products to other specifiers. From all the Recognized, market-ready products, the judges were
asked – at their discretion – to identify any that they considered “Best in Class.” To attain this level, a product had
to both stand out from the others and be evaluated at the top of a majority of evaluation categories. Thus, products
named Best in Class had to be more than just the highest ranked of the group. Most entry categories were not
awarded this distinction. The 2012 Best in Class winners are as follows:
H-Series............................................................................................. 13
Albeo Technologies, High-bay Industrial Lighting
MBW2 LED.......................................................................................... 14
intense lighting, Accent Track Lighting
ST Series............................................................................................ 15
Lithonia lighting, Utility/General Purpose Lighting
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High-bay Industrial Lighting
H-Series
Albeo Technologies Inc.
www.albeotech.com
The highly modular design of the H-Series high-bay luminaire provides a wide range of lumen packages. Over
400 square inches of surface area per LED module provides robust heat sinking and ensures the brightest and
longest-lasting LED high bay for industrial, cold storage, or warehouse applications. The electrical housing and
optics are fully field-serviceable. Choices of aisle, narrow, or wide optical distributions are available for a range
of facilities with any layout from open areas to racked aisles.
Model Number: H-324650-U2AC000-13
Judging Comments
Judges felt the H-Series did an excellent job of aisle lighting and were impressed by its ‘interesting optical
design.’ The luminaire’s efficient glare control and high-efficacy were also mentioned as characteristics that
raised the H-Series to the Best in Class category.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 20722.0 lumens
• CCT: 4852K, CRI: 74.0
• Input Power: 220.0 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #ITL71249
• Efficacy: 94.19 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.93
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Accent Track Lighting
MBW2 LED
Intense Lighting
www.intenselighting.com
Delivering uniform vertical illumination, the new MBW2 represents the next generation of LED wall wash track
lighting. Utilizing two high power LED arrays, the MBW2 provides a unique rectangle light pattern, therefore a
wide spacing ratio is achieved. The MBW2 is ideal for illuminating retail displays and merchandise racks and
graphics. Multiple accessories and control medias are available. The MBW2 carries a 5-year warranty.
Model Number: MBW2
Judging Comments
Judges admired the “great wall wash distribution” of the MBW2 and commented on the very bright, uniform
wall illumination. The panel did mention that glare control might be improved with baffles or barn doors.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2537.7 lumens
• Input Power: 54.5 watts
• Efficacy: 46.58 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3098K, CRI: 82.1
• Light Laboratory, Inc. – Report #L02121601R01
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Utility/General Purpose Lighting
ST Series
LITHONIA LIGHTING
www.lithonia.com
The ST Series luminaire features an innovative design that complements other LED recessed volumetric
architectural products from Acuity Brands to achieve a coordinated visual appearance. End caps are available
in standard and custom finishes. The embedded controls can be installed and are used to monitor system
performance, allow for a constant lumen management/compensation function, facilitate simple plug-and-play
network and control upgrading via Cat-5 cabling. Full-range (0-10V) dimming is also standard. The ST Series
luminaires are available in surface, stem and suspended mount configurations.
Model Number: STL4 48L D50 LP835 NX
Judging Comments
Judges were impressed by the high efficacy and value provided by the ST Series fixture. Comments included
“nice appearance and light distribution” and “great serviceability.” The panel awarded a Best in Class
designation for utilitarian/general purpose applications of this product.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 4934.0 lumens
• CCT: 3567K, CRI: 81.7
• Input Power: 50.0 watts
• Acuity Brands Lighting, Conyers Lab (NVLAP-certified
testing facility) – Report #LTL20794 and #LTL20794S
• Efficacy: 98.68 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
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Recognized
Humanscale....................................................................17
Koncept technologies Inc................................................18
Lithonia LIghting....................................... 18, 19, 20, 22, 41
Cree, Inc...................................................................................19
FINELITE, INC............................................................................. 20
GALAXIA ELECTRONICS Co., LTD........................................... 21
OSRAM...................................................................................... 21
INTENSE LIGHTING............................................................. 22, 24
amerlux........................................................ 23, 24, 35, 36, 38
philips lightolier.................................................................. 23
JUNO lighting group.............................................25, 34, 40
focal point............................................................................ 25
cooper lighting.............................................................26, 35
selux corporation........................................................26, 27
corelite-cooper lighting................................................. 27
axis lighting......................................................................... 28
Prism Co., LTD...........................................................................17
GE lighting solutions........................................................ 28
lumenpulse....................................................................... 29, 39
marulaled.............................................................................. 29
Eureka Lighting....................................................... 30, 31, 32
PURE EDGE LIGHTING................................................................31
architectural lighting works........................................ 32
usai Lighting............................................................. 33, 37, 38
lighting science group..................................................... 37
the lighting quotient......................................................... 39
on-q lighting systems....................................................... 40
digital lumens........................................................................41
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INDOOR
Horizon™
Humanscale
www.humanscale.com
The first task light to use Thin Film LED Technology, Horizon™ produces a wide footprint of glare-free light.
It combines form and function to offer adjustable illumination and leaves no exposed wiring or mechanical
fasteners to distract from the beauty of the light.
Model Number: HNBES
Judging Comments
The Horizon™ was highly praised by the entire judging
panel for its color, even distribution, glare control, smooth
dimming, and “interesting adjustability.” The judges
strongly encouraged the manufacturer to improve the
Horizon’s power factor.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 364.4 lumens
• Input Power: 8.4 watts
• Efficacy: 43.38 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.48
• CCT: 2972K, CRI: 81.3
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #23986
Task Lighting
Prism TL-4400
PRISM Co., Ltd.
www.prismamerica.com
Prism TL-4400 is designed to provide a better task lighting environment with less ambient lighting. The threestep touch dimming control and night light mode offer additional lighting control.
Model Number: PRISM TL-4400
Judging Comments
The color quality, even distribution, and dimming
capabilities were commended by the judges but
they did express some concerns over the somewhat
“cumbersome” controls.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 432.6 lumens
• Input Power: 8.4 watts
• Efficacy: 51.68 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.93
• CCT: 3284K, CRI: 84.2
• Intertek – Report #100567031CRT-001
Task Lighting
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INDOOR
Mosso™ LED
Koncept Technologies Inc.
www.koncept.com
Mosso™ features an LED head that swivels up and down, and twirls a full 360°, making it easy to bring
dimmable, natural looking light right where you want it. The touchstrip, which can be used by sliding or tapping,
controls the power and brightness of the lamp.
Model Number: AR2000
Judging Comments
Judges were impressed by the built-in occupancy sensor
and dimmimg capabilities of the Mosso™ LED as well
as the high lumen output and efficacy. There were some
concerns over glare control and narrow light distribution.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 588.3 lumens
• Input Power: 9.3 watts
• Efficacy: 63.05 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.80
• CCT: 3517K, CRI: 85.7
• Light Laboratory, Inc. – Report #L02120202
Task Lighting
RT Series
Lithonia Lighting
www.lithonia.com
The RT Series combines digital LED lighting and controls technologies with patented high-performance
optical design. Integrated controls ensure constant light output over time, and digital addressability enables
sophisticated control of scheduling and light levels on a luminaire, room, or building basis.
Model Number: 2RTL4 46L D47 LP835
Judging Comments
Judges recognized the high efficacy, “good color
and aesthetics,” and “impressive glare control” of the
RT Series. Several judges did comment on possible
serviceability issues.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 4600.0 lumens
• Input Power: 47.0 watts
• Efficacy: 97.87 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3567K, CRI: 81.7
Recessed Modular Lighting
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• Acuity Brands Lighting, Conyers Lab (NVLAP-
certified testing facility) – Report #LTL19393
and #LTL20224S
INDOOR
LIGHTING
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www.haloltg.com
CREE, INC.
www.creelighting.com
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Model Number: CR24-40L-35K-S
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Judging
Comments
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Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 933
lumens
4000.0
lumens
• Input Power: 18.6
44.0 watts
• Efficacy: 50.6
90.91lm/W
lm/W
• Power Factor: 1232
0.99
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• Testing
Laboratory:
Metalux Research
Labs #23661
Testing Laboratory,
Inc. – Report
Luminaire
and #23662
Accent
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COOPER LIGHTING
Lithonia
Stasis
LED Lighting
THalo
Series
www.haloltg.com
www.lithonia.com
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spread options
(factory
configured
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Model Number: 2TL2 33L RW D38
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Accent Lighting
Recessed
Modular Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
AC Series
LIthonia Lighting
www.lithonia.com
The AC Series fixture features a classic yet contemporary architectural style, advanced LEDs, and flexible
controls. It creates pleasing volumetric light without the luminaire extending below the ceiling plane. By
providing a uniform distribution of soft light, the AC Series luminaire creates a more productive workspace.
Model Number: 2ACL2 35L D38
Judging Comments
Judges liked the glare control, color, and serviceability
of the AC Series fixture but some voiced concerns over
the trim style.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3500.0 lumens
• Input Power: 38.0 watts
• Efficacy: 92.11 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 3500K, CRI: 82.0
• Acuity Brands Lighting, Conyers Lab (NVLAP-certified
testing facility) – Report #LTL20680 and #LTL20680S
Recessed Modular Lighting
HPR-LED Collection
Finelite, Inc.
www.finelite.com
The HPR-LED collection is an affordable family of glare-free, recessed LED luminaires packaged with a
light engine that runs cool. The entire collection comes standard with dimming, a 10-year warranty, and is
serviceable from below.
Model Number: HPR-A-2x2-DCO-LED-3500K
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the design, serviceability, and
dimming capabilities of the HPR-LED, but were a little
concerned about the uneven appearance of the lens.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2987.0 lumens
• Input Power: 34.6 watts
• Efficacy: 86.33 lm/W
• Power Factor: 95.50
• CCT: 3623K, CRI: 83.0
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #ITL69556 and #ITL69560
Recessed Modular Lighting
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INDOOR
Galaxia Smart LED
Galaxia Electronics Co., Ltd.
www.winvision.co.kr
Galaxia’s LED Panel Lighting System includes occupancy and photo sensors to complement both task/
ambient lighting and daylighting strategies.
Model Number: GP300TK45W
Judging Comments
The “very cool” control system with dimming and color
changing capabilities impressed the judges but there
were concerns over glare and serviceability.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3926.0 lumens
• Input Power: 43.0 watts
• Efficacy: 91.30 lm/W
• Power Factor: 99.50
• CCT: 4344K, CRI: 88.7
• Lighting Sciences Inc. – Report #30095
Recessed Modular Lighting
RLC22
OSRAM
www.sylvania.com
The RLC22 is an LED 2x2 luminaire for office, retail, education, and healthcare environments. The round
aperture offers an architecturally pleasing alternative to the “checkerboard ceiling pattern” created by some
linear fluorescent fixtures.
Model Number: RLC22
Judging Comments
Judges admired the “innovative design,” unusual
shape, and color of the RLC22 and commented on the
interesting “ring of light at the trim.” The panel did note
some issues with glare and serviceability from above.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3110.0 lumens
• Input Power: 38.8 watts
• Efficacy: 80.15 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 3250K, CRI: 82.5
• Intertek – Report #100605853CRT-001
Recessed Modular Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
VT Series
Lithonia Lighting
www.lithonia.com
The VT Series luminaire enhances the visual environment by creating a more uniform balance between task
illuminance and spatial brightness. The resulting volumetric effect increases the perceived lighting level,
improves visual comfort, and reinforces a sense of occupant security and well-being.
Model Number: 2VTL4 48L ADP D47 LP835
Judging Comments
Judges valued the high efficacy and “nice even, diffuse
illumination” of the VT Series fixture but expressed some
concerns about the gasketing.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 4800.0 lumens
• Input Power: 47.0 watts
• Efficacy: 102.13 lm/W
• Power Factor: 96.00
• CCT: 3567K, CRI: 81.7
• Acuity Brands Lighting, Conyers Lab (NVLAP-certified
testing facility) – Report #LTL20369 and #LTL 20407S
Recessed Modular Lighting
MB3 LED
Intense Lighting
www.intenselighting.com
The MB3 features active cooling thermal management and a deep-set LED array resulting in exceptional cutoff with minimal glare. The MB3 offers a variety of color temperatures and CRI options.
Model Number: MB3300030-SP19
Judging Comments
Judges complimented the “beautiful, even beam,” “good
color and output,” and “good glare control,” but value was
a concern.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3039.1 lumens
• Input Power: 53.7 watts
• Efficacy: 56.62 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.99
• CCT: 3090K, CRI: 83.2
• Light Laboratory Inc. – Report #L02121602R01
Accent Track Lighting
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INDOOR
Hornet
Amerlux
www.amerlux.com
The miniature, dimmable, energy-saving HORNET accent is mountable on a variety of track systems, including
low voltage, with a limited 10-year warranty.
Model Number: HORNET-15-LED-WF-3000
Judging Comments
Judges liked the “nice smooth beam spread” and
appearance of the Hornet and were especially
impressed by the accessories offered. The judges did
have some concerns over glare control.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 822.0 lumens
• Input Power: 15.5 watts
• Efficacy: 53.17 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.99
• CCT: 3107K, CRI: 81.7
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #26383
and #28332
Accent Track Lighting
Spot LED Series
Philips Lightolier
www.lightolier.com
The Spot LED family of powerful accent lighting, designed with the retail marketplace in mind, delivers a very
high level of efficacy with accurate beam control. The Spot LED Series includes spot, narrow flood, and
flood distributions.
Model Number: LLAB030
Judging Comments
Judges noted “good efficacy” and “excellent color,”
but expressed concerns about the halo ring in the
beam distribution and exposed LED emitters. The entire
Spot LED Series was recognized by the judges.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1038.0 lumens
• Input Power: 15.9 watts
• Efficacy: 65.28 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 3000K, CRI: 85.0
• Canlyte, Inc. – Report #F11190
Accent Track Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
Pluris LED
Intense Lighting
www.intenselighting.com
The ICL-LED1600 is a recessed multiple lamp luminaire with 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-lamp configurations and trimless
options available.
Model Number: ICL-LED1600
Judging Comments
Although there were some concerns over accessibility,
the judges applauded the “nice color rendering,” “good
glare control,” and “very uniform beam” of the Pluris LED.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1459.0 lumens
• Input Power: 26.7 watts
• Efficacy: 54.64 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.96
• CCT: 3089K, CRI: 81.1
• Intertek – Report #100463062CRT-019
Recessed Accent Lighting
Hornet Multiples
Amerlux
www.amerlux.com
The dimmable, energy-saving HORNET Multiples feature 12W LED accents in a 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-head recessed
housing for a clean architectural look. The Hornet is designed to deliver quality color and precise aiming with a
limited 10-year warranty.
Model Number: HORNET-R-1-12-LED-E-WT-120-WF-WT-3000
Judging Comments
The symmetrical distribution, “nice beam shape,” and
efficacy were acknowledged by the judges. There were
some concerns expressed over light spill on the trim
when tilted.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 679.6 lumens
• Input Power: 11.9 watts
• Efficacy: 57.21 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3035K, CRI: 83.0
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #26960
and #27717
Recessed Accent Lighting
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INDOOR
Aculux Generation 2 LED
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
The Aculux 3¼" adjustable LED fixture provides accent lighting with precision-geared 370° horizontal and
45° vertical aiming. Available in four color temperatures (2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K) and three fieldinterchangeable optics (10°, 24°, 35°). Three driver options are also available.
Model Number: IC43L-830-N-L with 438NHZ-WH (trim)
Judging Comments
Judges recognized the lockable aiming and “nice
dimming range” of the Aculux Generation 2 LED but
there were concerns about driver access.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 603.1 lumens
• Input Power: 13.3 watts
• Efficacy: 45.38 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98
• CCT: 3061K, CRI: 81.9
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28091
and #28092
Recessed Accent Lighting
ID LED
Focal Point
www.focalpointlights.com
The ID LED Adjustable Accent offers a choice of beam spreads, color temperatures, and outputs, with locking
40° tilt. Future versions of the ID LED will include additional beam spreads and outputs.
Model Number: FLS4A-8SLED-L30-NFL-120-RO-T LS4-RO-AA-CD-NP
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the appearance, color quality, and
“smooth beam” but felt the dimming and distribution
range could be improved.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 580.0 lumens
• Input Power: 13.6 watts
• Efficacy: 42.62 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98
• CCT: 3075K, CRI: 84.3
• Building Acoustics & Lighting Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #16342.1
Recessed Accent Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
IRiS P3LED
COOPER LIGHTING
www.Iris-Lighting.com
IRiS P3LED is a directional luminaire with a field-replaceable LED array. Segmented borosilicate glass primary
optics with multilayer coating are available in 10°, 15°, 25°, and 40° distributions that provide excellent beam
control and color accuracy. The mechanism enables locking, 365° rotation, and 45° tilt.
Model Number: P3LED98301E0-10V/TE E3AAC RG50SP15
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the color and high efficacy of the
IRiS P3LED but expressed concerns about the sharp
edge of the beam and light loss and glare on the trim
when tilted.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1024.0 lumens
• Input Power: 20.0 watts
• Efficacy: 51.20 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98
• CCT: 3026K, CRI: 82.0
• Cooper Lighting Photometric Laboratory (NVLAPcertified testing facility) – Report #P21947
and #SP20236
M100 LED
Recessed Accent Lighting
SELUX Corporation
www.selux.com
M100 LED offers continuous lines of light which provide superior performance, excellent luminance uniformity,
and flexibility. An integral driver is available in different housings, with multiple mounting and dimming options.
Model Number: L1R1U-1L35-35-LW-SH-4T-WH-120
Judging Comments
Judges liked the “good diffuse distribution” and “simple
appearance” of the M100 LED but expressed some
concerns about the color.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2705.0 lumens
• Input Power: 33.0 watts
• Efficacy: 81.97 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 3500K, CRI: 80.9
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #26821
and #26822
Recessed Linear Lighting
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INDOOR
M60 LED
SELUX Corporation
www.selux.com
M60 LED offers continuous lines of light which provide luminance uniformity and flexibility. M-LED with integral
driver is available in different housings, with multiple mounting and dimming options for true freedom of design.
Model Number: L60U-1L35-35-LW-F-04-WH-120
Judging Comments
Judges praised the elegant, streamlined design
of the M60 LED but serviceability was a concern.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2453.0 lumens
• Input Power: 33.2 watts
• Efficacy: 73.89 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 3500K, CRI: 81.0
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #26825 and #26826
Linear Pendant Lighting
Loft Micro LED
Corelite - Cooper Lighting
www.cooperindustries.com
The Loft Micro LED provides direct/indirect illumination and is available with two different media options. The
proprietary LED platform delivers a soft, diffuse volume of pure white light on both task and ambient surfaces.
The Loft Micro may be mounted individually or continuously with 4' and 8' modular sections.
Model Number: L1-WM-2L35-1C-UNV-4-T1
Judging Comments
The overall aesthetic design, output, color, and
distribution were praised by the judges but several
observed glare along the long edge of the luminaire.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 4300 lumens
• Input Power: 51 watts
• Efficacy: 84.31 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.92
• CCT: 3500K, CRI: 80
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #ITL67950 and #MNT0514
Linear Pendant Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
BEAM 3 LED
Axis Lighting
www.axislighting.com
BEAM 3 LED is a compact, flexible linear system that provides effective illumination in architectural configurations.
Model Number: BMD-M-4-750-3500-M0-W-120-R-1-CA36
Judging Comments
Judges recognized the clean lines and warm color
of the elegant BEAM LED but had concerns about
construction details and dimming capabilities.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3091.0 lumens
• Input Power: 44.2 watts
• Efficacy: 70.00 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3000K, CRI: 80.0
• Spectralux Laboratory – Report #S1112221-R1
and #L1112224-C1
Linear Pendant Lighting
Lumination LED
GE Lighting Solutions
www.gelightingsolutions.com
Lumination LED luminaire offers a new visual aesthetic that combines direct and indirect lighting in one
translucent LED luminaire. A clear, narrow band surrounds the edge of the fixture, making the light source
appear to “float.”
Model Number: ES14-0A1CV-SLVR
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the “beautiful uplight” and “sleek
modern style” but noted the cool color and remote driver
as possible issues.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3635.0 lumens
• Input Power: 53.0 watts
• Efficacy: 68.58 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 4000K, CRI: 80.0
• GE Nela Park – Report #PTLED12E05082
Linear Pendant Lighting
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INDOOR
Lumenbeam™ LBX
Lumenpulse
www.lumenpulse.com
The LumenbeamTM LBX pendant is an IP66-rated luminaire designed for large interior spaces such as lobbies,
atriums, convention centers, and other high ceiling applications. It is a line voltage luminaire (ready for 120 to
277 volts), enabling uniform illumination of spaces with ceiling heights as high as 100 feet.
Model Number: LBXP 120V 3000K NS
Judging Comments
The color, high output (especially for high mount), and
glare control were applauded by the judges, but some
commented on the narrow distribution and thought the
cost might limit use.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 6203.0 lumens
• Input Power: 132.6 watts
• Efficacy: 46.78 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 2931K, CRI: 80.0
• Spectralux Laboratory – Report #G1104061-R1
and #L1104067-C1
Pendant Lighting
LB86 Retail Low Bay
MarulaLED
www.marulaled.com
Enabled by next-generation CoolTube™ thermal management, this high-output LED is available in various
light outputs, color temperatures, and beam angle spreads. The LB86 also offers dimming and tuning (color
temperature and beam angle) capabilities.
Model Number: LB86-D-N-MWT
Judging Comments
Judges felt the LB86 was “nice looking for the
application” and appreciated the dimmability and high
output. The panel did have questions about the active
cooling (fan) system.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 9242.0 lumens
• Input Power: 188.0 watts
• Efficacy: 49.16 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 4267K, CRI: 86.0
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28270
and #28271
Pendant Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
Point
EUREKA LIGHTING
www.eurekalighting.com
The Point tubular and projector pendant is both decorative and highly functional. Point is available as a stemor wall-mounted projector or aircraft cable-mounted pendant. Available with optional dimming.
Model Number: 4044 (2044, 2044B)
Judging Comments
The judges liked the overall “clean appearance” of
the Point luminaire, but would like to see the color and
glare control improved.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 572.1 lumens
• Input Power: 10.2 watts
• Efficacy: 55.87 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97 lm/W
• CCT: 3852K, CRI: 82.9
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28159
and #28160
Pendant Lighting
Rolo
EUREKA LIGHTING
www.eurekalighting.com
Rolo is a fun and innovative projector fixture. The ball-shaped projector that is supported by a rare-earth
magnet allows for almost infinite aiming. It uses a CNC machined aluminum heat sink and 17° or 48° Beam
Angle Multi-lens.
Model Number: 2039 / 4039
Judging Comments
Judges liked the output and “fun retro design” of the Rolo
but voiced some concerns over glare and color.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 329.1 lumens
• Input Power: 5.4 watts
• Efficacy: 61.36 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3802K, CRI: 83.3
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28157
and #28158
Decorative Lighting
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INDOOR
Lap
Eureka Lighting
www.eurekalighting.com
Lap is a highly decorative, indirect, ADA-compliant wall sconce. Discreetly hidden linear light engine creates an
elegant floating light fixture with a seemingly invisible light source. The custom-designed light engine features
on-board thermal management. Dimming is available.
Model Number: 3151
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the nice aesthetic appearance
and “creative design” of the Lap but noted “severe”
shadowing on the wall.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 180.5 lumens
• Input Power: 4.5 watts
• Efficacy: 40.19 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.50
• CCT: 4008K, CRI: 80.7
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28155
and #28156
Decorative Lighting
Soft Line Indirect LED
Pure Edge Lighting
www.puredgelighting.com
Soft Line uncoils like a retractable tape measure and suspends white or RGB LED strip lighting at a variety of
angles, creating a line of indirect LED light between opposing wall and ceiling surfaces. Adjustable turnbuckles
support the Soft Line light strip, creating a three-dimensional look as functional as it is visually interesting.
Model Number: SLD-24V-20-30K-SA
Judging Comments
Judges felt the Soft Line was an “innovative idea” and
commended the dimming capabilities and high efficacy
but questioned the remote driver.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3655.0 lumens
• Input Power: 69.4 watts
• Efficacy: 52.67 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98
• CCT: 3097K, CRI: 80.0
• Intertek – Report #100320509CRT-001
Decorative Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
LP9 Mono Citizen13
Architectural Lighting Works
www.archltgworks.com
A suspended or wall-mounted single lamp monopoint around the Citizen13 module provides a rectilinear frame
around the LED with an attractive heat sink and acrylic lens for spot lighting applications.
Model Number: SG34-23455
Judging Comments
The overall appearance, light color, and distribution
were acknowledged by the judging panel, but the remote
driver raised many concerns.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 720.0 lumens
• Input Power: 16.1 watts
• Efficacy: 44.72 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.85
• CCT: 3000K, CRI: 85.0
• Lighting Sciences Inc. – Report #28799 (updated
lumens) and #27899 (photometric distribution)
Decorative Lighting
Bare
EUREKA LIGHTING
www.eurekalighting.com
Bare is an elegantly styled and decorative handmade glass pendant. The clear glass shade is frosted in the
lower regions to reduce glare and allows a discreet amount of indirect light.
Model Number: 4255-UFL
Judging Comments
The aesthetic design, output, efficacy, and glare control
of the Bare all impressed the judges, but several felt the
canopy detail was not pleasing.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 615.7 lumens
• Input Power: 10.4 watts
• Efficacy: 59.26 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3881K, CRI: 84.2
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #29309
and #29310
Decorative Lighting
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INDOOR
BeveLED® 2.0 Downlight
USAI LIGHTING
www.usailighting.com
The all-in-one interchangeable housing of the BeveLED 2000 allows it to be used as a downlight, adjustable,
or wall wash. USAI Lighting’s advanced and integrated approach utilizes discrete LEDs, allowing for the
ultimate control of beam spreads, uniformity, maximizing center beam candle power, quality of light, and
efficiency – all through the smallest possible apertures.
Model Number: 3110-B1-LSTD4-9035-C2-30KS-50
Judging Comments
Judges liked the trim options, “good overall output and
distribution,” and “smooth dimming,” but encouraged the
manufacturer to improve glare control.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2056.0 lumens
• Input Power: 32.9 watts
• Efficacy: 62.53 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.99 lm/W
• CCT: 3036K, CRI: 81.2
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28283
Recessed Downlighting
NanoLED® NXT Downlight
USAI LIGHTING
www.usailighting.com
The NanoLED® recessed downlight delivers high lumen output from a tiny 2.5" aperture. It provides maximum
lumens and optical performance through the optimization of thermal, optical, and LED science.
Model Number: LN10RDT-BM-MTG120-30KS-LRNT425
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the “nice color, output, and glare
control” for a small aperture, but there were some
concerns about the cost.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 979.0 lumens
• Input Power: 20.8 watts
• Efficacy: 47.11 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98 lm/W
• CCT: 3150K, CRI: 81.5
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28191
Recessed Downlighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
Generation 3, 6" IC LED
JUNO LIGHTING GROUP
www.junolightinggroup.com
The Generation 3, 6” IC LED downlight offers ultra-efficient, high-performance illumination with sophisticated
optics. The LED lighting engine features the latest high-lumen output array which is shielded from direct
viewing for pleasing aesthetics. Four optics are available: wide-, medium-, or narrow-flood, and spot.
Model Numbers: IC22LEDG3-3K-1 (600) and IC922LEDG3-3K-1 (900) with 24W-WH (trim),
LEDOPTICG3-M, LEDOPTICG3-N, LEDOPTICG3
Judging Comments
Value and high efficacy were rated well by the judges, but
color and serviceability were noted as possible issues.
The judges recognized both the 600- and 900-lumen
versions of this product.
Luminaire Testing (900 lumen model)
• Light Output: 865.1 lumens
• Input Power: 15.0 watts
• Efficacy: 57.60 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3034K, CRI: 80.4
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #27397
and #27398
Recessed Downlighting
Generation 3, 4" IC LED
JUNO LIGHTING GROUP
www.junolightinggroup.com
The Generation 3, 4” IC LED downlight is offered with a dedicated 120V driver with forward phase and ELV
dimming, or a universal voltage (120-277V) driver with 0-10V dimming. Four CCTs are available: 2700K,
3000K, 3500K, and 4100K.
Model Number: IC1LEDG3-3K-1 with 14W-WH (trim)
Judging Comments
The output, glare control, and “quality for the price”
were noted by the judges but the placement of the driver
was questioned.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 644.8 lumens
• Input Power: 10.6 watts
• Efficacy: 61.06 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.96
• CCT: 3049K, CRI: 79.3
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #27413
and #27414
Recessed Downlighting
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INDOOR
Evoke 4.75 G2 LED
Amerlux
www.amerlux.com
Evoke 4.75 second-generation LED downlight offers impressive performance, high lumen delivery, and consistent
color with full dimmability. Evoke features a seamless square trim with or without flange and a high efficiency lens
for uniformed illumination.
Model Number: E4.75SD-20-LED-E-120-MWW-VWF-3000
Judging Comments
The accessibility and warm color of the Evoke 4.75
Downlight impressed judges, but they would like to see
glare control and dimming improved.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1058.0 lumens
• Input Power: 17.7 watts
• Efficacy: 59.64 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 3012K, CRI: 84.4
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #26382
and #28331
Recessed Downlighting
Portfolio™ 6" Square LED
COOPER LIGHTING
www.cooperindustries.com
The square aperture LED downlight from Portfolio™ features a diffused optical system. The curved transitional
lens design reduces LED source brightness and produces a smooth distribution. The fixture adjusts 2"
vertically, and the aperture rotates +/- 7.5°.
Model Number: LDSQ620D010 ESQ6835H206LSQ1LI
Judging Comments
Judges commended the “nice color and output” of the
6” Square LED, but there were concerns over glare
and cost.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1944.0 lumens
• Input Power: 33.8 watts
• Efficacy: 57.45 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 3382K, CRI: 80.7
• Cooper Lighting Photometric Laboratory – Report
#P21768 and #SP202223
Recessed Downlighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
Evoke 2.9 G2 LED
Amerlux
www.amerlux.com
Evoke 2.9 second-generation LED downlight integrates fit, finish, and attention to detail with performance
and control. The Evoke 2.9 features high lumen delivery, consistent color, dimming and glare control, superior
cutoff, and a variety of distribution options.
Model Number: E2.9RD-G2-12-LED-120-VWF-3000
Judging Comments
Judges acknowledged the “good glare control” and
distribution of the Evoke 2.9 G2 but expressed
some concerns over the price and efficacy for the
downlight category.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 566.0 lumens
• Input Power: 12.2 watts
• Efficacy: 46.24 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 3032K, CRI: 82.3
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #27068
and #27785
Recessed Downlighting
36
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
INDOOR
Glimpse
LIGHTING SCIENCE GROUP
www.lsgc.com
Designed to mirror the form of a recessed downlight in application, the Glimpse can be retrofit into 4", 5" or 6"
recessed downlights by simply replacing the existing Edison base lamp and trim, or it can be surface mounted
to a J-Box as a luminaire.
Model Number: GLP-4
Judging Comments
Judges saw the Glimpse as a “very good value” but
questioned the serviceability and dimming performance.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 466.1 lumens
• Input Power: 9.5 watts
• Efficacy: 49.13 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.97
• CCT: 2942K, CRI: 80.4
• OnSpeX/CSA International – Report #2470507
Surface Mounted Lighting
BeveLED® 2.0 Wall Wash
USAI LIGHTING
www.usailighting.com
The all-in-one interchangeable housing of the BeveLED® 2000 recessed wall wash allows it to be used as a
downlight, adjustable, or wall wash. The BeveLED® molded reflector/optical system features uniformity and
1.27 spacing criteria.
Model Number: 3151-B1-LSTW4-6035-C2-30KS-NC
Judging Comments
The color, innovative design, distribution, and dimming
capabilities were admired by the judges, but some
concerns were raised about how the product controls glare.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1692.0 lumens
• Input Power: 32.4 watts
• Efficacy: 52.22 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98
• CCT: 3030K, CRI: 82.0
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28279
Recessed Wall Washing
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
Evoke 4.75 G2
Amerlux
www.amerlux.com
The Evoke 4.75 second generation LED wall washer offers an asymmetrical distribution and delivers dimmable,
even illumination with crisp, consistent color.
Model Number: E4.75SLW-G2-18-MWW-WW-3000
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the “nice aesthetics” and
serviceability of the Evoke 4.75 but were concerned
about room side glare and dimming performance.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 923.0 lumens
• Input Power: 17.9 watts
• Efficacy: 51.59 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 2987K, CRI: 84.2
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #26151
and #28330
Recessed Wall Washing
NanoLED® NXT
USAI LIGHTING
www.usailighting.com
The NanoLED® recessed wall washer combines high lumen output and high color rendering in a small aperture
with uniformity and 1.27 spacing criteria. The NanoLED® wall wash features a replaceable and interchangeable
light engine and custom-designed and molded wall wash reflector/molded lens optical system. Multiple color
temperatures and dimming options are available.
Model Number: LN25RWT-BM-MTG120
Judging Comments
Judges commended the “even wash with good color” and
“nice dimming”; there were some concerns about “room
side” brightness and glare.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 979.0 lumens
• Input Power: 20.8 watts
• Efficacy: 47.11 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.98
• CCT: 3150K, CRI: 81.5
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #28191
Recessed Wall Washing
38
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
INDOOR
fraqtir™ Cove
THE LIGHTING QUOTIENT
www.thelightingquotient.com
The fraqtir™ Cove is a high-performance, asymmetric, linear LED concealed (cove/slot) luminaire that features
an extruded aluminum heat sink/optical housing and an extruded aluminum continuous driver channel.
Adjustable and lockable aiming plus LUXEON A emitters (6 per foot) provide efficient, high light output with
consistent warm color.
Model Number: S305-R04K-S-00-1-00-0-30-00
Judging Comments
The light output, color, and efficacy of the fraqtir™ Cove
were applauded by the judges, but they would like to see
the serviceability improved.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2711.0 lumens
• Input Power: 54.0 watts
• Efficacy: 50.20 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.99
• CCT: 3094K, CRI: 86.0
• Independent Testing Laboratories Inc. – Report #70168,
#70169, #70170 and #70171
Cove Lighting
Lumencove®
LUMENPULSE
www.lumenpulse.com
The Lumencove® RO is a modular and adjustable cove lighting and tight space lighting system. It is available in
1', 2', 3', 4', and 8' sections, enabling ease of installation for both linear and radial configurations.
Model Number: LCS RO-120-48-30K-CL-FT-RF-WH
Judging Comments
Judges valued the dimming performance (color, range,
and smoothness) and light distribution but thought
service in a cove installation could be difficult.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1119.0 lumens
• Input Power: 25.9 watts
• Efficacy: 43.20 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1.00
• CCT: 3123K, CRI: 88.0
• Independent Testing Laboratories Inc. – Report
#ITL67519 and #ITL67551
Cove Lighting
www.ngldc.org
INDOOR
JUNO
LIGHTING
LIGHTING GROUP
Halo12
Trac
Stasis
LED LED
LinearCOOPER
www.haloltg.com
www.junolightinggroup.com
Trac
12LED
Miniature
LED Modules accent
are available
with up tointhree
boards
andoptions
four color
temperatures.
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is a track-mounted
light, available
threeLED
beam
spread
(factory
configured only).
The 18-watt 8˚ beam creates 36,000 candelas and 933 lumens; a smaller, lower wattage is available. The 7”
Model Number: TL214LEDX3-27K, LEDX3 Module, 2700K
die-cast and extruded aluminum luminaire offers a tilt-guide, lockable aiming, and accessory for beam control
media.
Judging Comments
Model
SG34-23455
JudgesNumber:
were impressed
by the warm color, distribution,
and quality of illumination of the Trac 12 Modules.
Judging Comments
The
judging panel
recognized the tight beam spread,
Luminaire
Testing
good
color
quality,
punch of the Halo Stasis LED
• Light
Output:
78.0and
lumens
Luminaire.
They
also
appreciated
the design’s locking
• Input Power: 1.6 watts
feature.
• Efficacy: 48.75 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.95
Luminaire Testing
•
•
•
•
CCT: 2700K, CRI: 85.0
Light Output: 933 lumens
Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #27536
Input Power: 18.6 watts
• Efficacy: 50.6 lm/W
• Power Factor: 1232
• CCT: 3000K*, CRI: 85*
• Testing Laboratory: Metalux Research Labs
AccentLighting
Lighting
Linear
ON-Q
Lighting
Systems
COOPER
LIGHTING
Aura
SeriesLED
Halo Stasis
www.onqlighting.com
www.haloltg.com
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Aura’s
design withaccent
replaceable
parts makes
it ideal
forspread
stairwells,
corridors,
and
parking only).
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LED modular
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that
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luminaire
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lockable
and Aura
accessory
for beam
control
the
standby mode’s 5 watts to 24 watts. Battery back-up and daylight sensing options will be available soon.
media.
Model Number: LNBL24-D-HU-N-BLLRNT425
SG34-23455
Judging Comments
Judging Comments
Judges
appreciated
thepunch
adjustable
features
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color
quality, and
of thecontrol
Halo Stasis
LEDof the
Luminaire. They also appreciated the design’s lockingstairwell
feature. fixture, but the color quality was below average.
Luminaire
Testing
Luminaire
Testing
•• Light Output: 933
lumens
1911.4
lumens
•• Input Power: 18.6
23.5 watts
•• Efficacy: 50.6
81.27lm/W
lm/W
•• Power Factor: 1232
0.93
•• CCT: 3000K*,
CRI:80.0
85*
5000K, CRI:
•• Testing
Laboratory:
Metalux –Research Labs
Centre Testing
International
Report #SHES1107121274801-2
Accent
Lighting
Utility Lighting
40
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
INDOOR
ILE-3-18
Digital Lumens
www.digitallumens.com
ILE-3-18 is available with narrow or wide optics and designed for ceiling heights over 15', making it suitable
for a wide variety of applications, such as warehouse bulk storage areas, docks, manufacturing facilities, and
retail floors. Each fixture has built-in wireless networking, allowing communication with the LightRules Lighting
Management System.
Model Number: ILE-3-18
Judging Comments
Judges noted that the ILE-3-18 was “very innovative to
have adjustability for aisle lighting.” The color, flexibility,
and integral lighting controls were also noted as
positive attributes.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 18000.0 lumens
• Input Power: 220.0 watts
• Efficacy: 81.82 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 5000K, CRI: 70.0
• OnSpeX/CSA International – Report #2496901-F594
High-bay Industrial Lighting
PROTEON™ LED
LITHONIA LIGHTING
www.lithonia.com
The PROTEON™ LED high bay is a versatile solution for large indoor spaces such as warehousing,
manufacturing, and convention centers. Control options are available.
Model Number: PTN 12000L ND LP750
Judging Comments
Judges appreciated the design, distribution, and color
quality of the of the PROTEON™ LED but did express
some concerns about glare.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 13014.0 lumens
• Input Power: 146.0 watts
• Efficacy: 89.14 lm/W
• Power Factor: 0.90
• CCT: 4000K, CRI: 72.0
• Acuity Brands Lighting, Conyers Lab (NVLAP-certified
testing facility) – Report #LTL20829 and #LTL20829S
High-bay Industrial Lighting
www.ngldc.org
fraqtir™ Linear Concealed
LED Luminaire
The Lighting Quotient
www.thelightingquotient.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1906 lumens
• Power: 42 watts
• Efficacy: 45.3 lm/W
• Independent Testing
Laboratories – Report #66501
and #66181
• CCT: 3103K, CRI: 82
eW Burst Powercore
Halo Stasis LED
COOPER LIGHTING
www.haloltg.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 933 lumens
• CCT: 3000K*, CRI: 85*
• Power: 18.6 watts
• Testing Laboratory: Metalux Research Labs
Philips color kinetics
www.philipscolorkinetics.com
lm/W
• Efficacy: 50.6Testing
Luminaire
• Light Output: 1162 lumens
Halo
Stasis
• Power:
29.3 LED
watts
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
COOPER LIGHTING
www.haloltg.com
• Efficacy: 39.7 lm/W
Luminaire Testing
•
CCT:Output:
2712K,933
CRI:
82
• Light
lumens
• CCT: 3000K*, CRI: 85*
•
Luminaire
• Power:
18.6 Testing
watts Laboratory – Report #18431
• Testing Laboratory: Metalux Research Labs
• Efficacy: 50.6 lm/W
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
Equo™ LED Desk Lamp
Koncept Technologies Inc.
www.konceptech.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 242.8 lumens
• Power: 5.5 watts
• Efficacy: 44.3 lm/W
• CCT: 3299K, CRI: 83
• Intertek – Report #100225920CRT-001
NanoLED®
USAI
www.usailighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 384.9 lumens
• Power: 10.4 watts
• Efficacy: 36.9 lm/W
• CCT: 3009K, CRI: 82.4
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory – Report #21141
42
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
Contour Series Track Head
Amerlux Global Lighting Solutions
www.amerlux.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 677 lumens
• CCT: 2932K, CRI: 84.8
• Power: 16.5 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #19910 and #19255
• Efficacy: 40.9 lm/W
Element Envision LED Head
Tech Lighting
www.techlighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 809.6 lumens
• CCT: 3095K, CRI: 86
• Power: 18.2 watts
• OnSpeX – Report #3001441
• Efficacy: 44.7 lm/W
MB900
Intense Lighting
www.intenselighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 904 lumens
• CCT: 3148K, CRI: 78
• Power: 17.8 watts
• Lighting Sciences Inc. – Report #27427
• Efficacy: 50.8 lm/W
T253 Cylindra LED
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 947.4 lumens
• CCT: 3083K, CRI: 83
• Power: 22.7 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #17755
• Efficacy: 41.7 lm/W
T251 Cylindra LED
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 610.8 lumens
• CCT: 3101K, CRI: 83
• Power: 13.2 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #18072
• Efficacy: 46.4 lm/W
LumeLEX® 2040 Series
Lighting Services Inc.
www.lightingservicesinc.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 549.9 lumens
• CCT: 2621K, CRI: 97
• Power: 25.3 watts
• Intertek – Report #100204772CRT-001
• Efficacy: 21.7 lm/W
Alcyon
Philips Lightolier
Luminaire Testing (23W model)
www.lightolier.com
• Light Output: 1117 lumens
• CCT: 3205K, CRI: 82.6
• Power: 22.8 watts
• Intertek – Report #100186408CRT-008
• Efficacy: 48.8 lm/W
Aculux Recessed Accent Light
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 595.5 lumens
• Power: 19.6 watts
• Efficacy: 31.8 lm/W
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
• CCT: 3022K, CRI: 83
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21543
www.ngldc.org
Mini LED Downlight and Gimbal
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
Luminaire Testing (recessed Gimbal model)
• Light Output: 190.4 lumens
• CCT: 3599K, CRI: 86
• Power: 4.9 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21546
• Efficacy: 38.2 lm/W
LED Combolight ®
RSA Lighting
www.rsalighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 329.8 lumens
• CCT: 3067K, CRI: 79.9
• Power: 8.5 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #18090
• Efficacy: 38.9 lm/W
BeveLED®
USAI ®
www.usailighting.com
Luminaire Testing (adjustable downlight model)
• Light Output: 864.8 lumens
• CCT: 3043K, CRI: 81.8
• Power: 19.4 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #20240
• Efficacy: 44.6 lm/W
Portfolio™ 6 Wall Wash
COOPER LIGHTING
www.cooperlighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1270 lumens
• CCT: 3377K, CRI: 82
• Power: 24.6 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories –
Report #66381 and #66285
• Efficacy: 51.4 lm/W
T256 LED Wall Wash/Flood
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
Luminaire Testing (15" model)
• Light Output: 1588 lumens
• CCT: 2954K, CRI: 85
• Power: 32.3 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #20438
• Efficacy: 49.2 lm/W
Sleight
Visa Lighting
Luminaire Testing (32” model)
• Light Output: 839.8 lumens
• CCT: 3555K, CRI: 88
• Power: 25.9 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21188 and #21187
• Efficacy: 32.4 lm/W
Portfolio 4 and 6
COOPER LIGHTING
Luminaire Testing (4” aperture model)
www.cooperlighting.com
• Light Output: 1286 lumens
• CCT: 3349K, CRI: 82
• Power: 24.3 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories –
Report #66286 and #66282
• Efficacy: 52.9 lm/W
LED FTD DL/5-2000
Edison Price Lighting
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1631 lumens
• Power: 38.3 watts
• Efficacy: 42.6 lm/W
44
www.visalighting.com
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
www.epl.com
• CCT: 3002K, CRI: 77
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21228
ID LED
Focal Point
www.focalpointlights.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1063 lumens
• CCT: 3362K, CRI: 76.7
• Power: 23.9 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #20376
• Efficacy: 44.4 lm/W
Calculite LED Downlight
Philips Lightolier
www.lightolier.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1240 lumens
• CCT: 2978K, CRI: 78
• Power: 26.5 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #18043
• Efficacy: 46.8 lm/W
Omega Revelation LED Downlight
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2426 lumens
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #19278
• Efficacy: 61 lm/W
JuiceWorks
www.juiceworksled.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 668 lumens
• CCT: 3012K, CRI: 80
• Power: 14.3 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21174 and #21173
• Efficacy: 46.8 lm/W
NanoLED®
www.omegalighting.com
• CCT: 3262K, CRI: 76.3
• Power: 39.8 watts
LED Downlight
Philips Omega
USAI
www.usailighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 428.7 lumens
• CCT: 3023K, CRI: 82
• Power: 10.6 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21137
• Efficacy: 40.6 lm/W
CR6™ Downlight
Cree LED Lighting
www.creeledlighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 584.5 lumens
• CCT: 2796K, CRI: 94
• Power: 9.1 watts
• OnSpeX – Report #30014047-3
• Efficacy: 64 lm/W
Decorative LED Mini-Pendants
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 151 lumens
• Power: 5.6 watts
• Efficacy: 26.7 lm/W
Vetro LED PM Series
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 401.1 lumens
• Power: 17.8 watts
• Efficacy: 22.5 lm/W
Juno Lighting Group
www.junolightinggroup.com
• CCT: 2999K, CRI: 82
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21638 and #21639
Philips Lightolier
www.lightolier.com
• CCT: 2566K, CRI: 78.7
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21923 and #21922
www.ngldc.org
Taos LED
Edge Lighting
www.edgelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 158.3 lumens
• CCT: 3182K, CRI: 84
• Power: 6.5 watts
• Intertek – Report #100242492CRT-001
• Efficacy: 24.4 lm/W
Escape
Visa Lighting
www.visalighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 640.2 lumens
• Power: 18.8 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #21029 and #21028
• Efficacy: 34 lm/W
DIA
• CCT: 3549K, CRI: 91
Axis Lighting
www.axislighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1615 lumens
• Power: 26 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory –
Report #19910 and #19255
• Efficacy: 62 lm/W
ILE-MB-3
• CCT: 3173K, CRI: 82.9
Digital Lumens
www.digitallumens.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 10620 lumens
• CCT: 4240K, CRI: 73.9
• Power: 160.5 watts
• OnSpeX – Report #30016413
• Efficacy: 66.2 lm/W
LED Dock Light
Philips Day-Brite
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 744 lumens
• Power: 15 watts
• Efficacy: 49.6 lm/W
Sun3 LED
www.daybrite.com
• CCT: 6131K, CRI: 74
• Independent Testing Laboratories –
Report #62972 and #62971
Edge Lighting
www.edgelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 280 lumens
• CCT: 2968K, CRI: 80.3
• Power: 6.6 watts
• Intertek – Report #100233515CRT-002
• Efficacy: 42.6 lm/W
Port LED
Edge Lighting
• CCT: 3029K, CRI: 80
• Power: 3.5 watts
• Intertek – Report #100233515CRT-001
• Efficacy: 27.1 lm/W
46
www.edgelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 95 lumens
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
CURVE by Finelite™
Finelite, Inc.
www.finelite.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 381 lumens
• Power: 7.8 watts
• Efficacy: 48.8 lm/W
• CCT: 3622K, CRI: 82
• Lighting Sciences Inc. – Report #26201
Evolve™ LED R150
GE Lighting SOLUTIONS
www.gelightingsystems.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 5500 lumens
• Power: 95.0 watts
• Efficacy: 57.9 lm/W
• CCT: 4188K, CRI: 79
• GE Consumer & Industrial (CALiPER recognized) –
Report #0980100
Stile Styk
STILE, A BRAND OF SPILIGHTING INC.
www.specSTILE.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2645 lumens
• Power: 53.8 watts
• Efficacy: 41.5 lm/W
• CCT: 3497K, CRI: 83
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #63421 and #63428
VizorLED
Philips Wide-Lite
www.widelite.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 4112 lumens
• Power: 68.4 watts
• Efficacy: 60.1 lm/W
• CCT: 4009K, CRI: 64
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #63499 and #63500
www.ngldc.org
Halo Stasis LED
COOPER LIGHTING
www.haloltg.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 933 lumens
• CCT: 3000K*, CRI: 85*
• Power: 18.6 watts
• Testing Laboratory: Metalux Research Labs
• Efficacy: 50.6 lm/W
LumeLEX 2000
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
Lighting Services Inc.
www.lightingservicesinc.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 830 lumens
• CCT: 3072K, CRI: 81
• Power: 25.9 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #63468 and #63472
• Efficacy: 32 lm/W
COOPER
LIGHTING
Global
Lighting Solutions
Halo
Stasis
LEDAmerlux
Contour
3x3
Luminaire
Luminaire Testing
Testing
•
Light Output:
• Light
Output: 933
987 lumens
lumens
•
CRI:86
85*
CCT: 3000K*,
• CCT:
2861K, CRI:
•
Power: 18.6
• Power:
23.4 watts
watts
•
Laboratory:
Metalux Research
Luminaire
• Testing
Testing Laboratory,
Inc. – Labs
#15703
and
*Report
color values
have
not#16768
been independently
•
Efficacy: 50.6
• Efficacy:
42.2 lm/W
lm/W
Halo
Stasis
LED
Matrix
MX1-XIC
www.haloltg.com
www.amerlux.com
verified through LM-79 testing
COOPER
LIGHTING
DaSal
Industries
www.haloltg.com
www.dasalindustries.com
Luminaire
Luminaire Testing
Testing
•
• Light
Light Output:
Output: 933
810 lumens
•
CRI:82
85*
• CCT:
CCT: 3000K*,
2991K, CRI:
•
• Power:
Power: 18.6
26.3 watts
watts
•
Laboratory:
Research
• Testing
Independent
TestingMetalux
Laboratories,
Inc.Labs
–
#63170
and
*Report
color values
have
not#63172
been independently
•
Efficacy: 50.6
30.8 lm/W
lm/W
• Efficacy:
verified through LM-79 testing
BeveLED™ (updated version recognized in the 2010 competition)
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 734 lumens
• CCT: 2939K, CRI: 83
• Power: 21.9 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #17112 and #16824
• Efficacy: 33.5 lm/W
Series 6000 Cove
USAI
www.usaillumination.com
Tempo Industries, Inc.
www.tempoindustries.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 473 lumens
• CCT: 2996K, CRI: 83
• Power: 7.7 watts
• Lighting Sciences, Inc. – Report #25099
• Efficacy: 61.4 lm/W
Advantus Linear LED
Visa Lighting
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3719 lumens
• Power: 97.0 watts
• Efficacy: 38.3 lm/W
MURO
• CCT: 3326K, CRI: 83
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #17050 and #17052
Finelite, Inc.
www.finelite.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1159 lumens
• CCT: 3462K, CRI: 84
• Power: 20.6 watts
• Lighting Sciences, Inc. – Report #26081
• Efficacy: 56.3 lm/W
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LED Round WL/5
Edison Price Lighting
www.epl.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 418 lumens
• CCT: 3212K, CRI: 83
• Power: 14.7 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #62820 and #6282
• Efficacy: 28.4 lm/W
805-LED-APH
Specialty Lighting Industries
www.specialtylightingindustries.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 626 lumens
• CCT: 3050K*, CRI: 80*
• Power: 27.5 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #17067
• Efficacy: 22.8 lm/W
Stratus
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
Pure Lighting
www.purelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1576 lumens
• CCT: 2969K, CRI: 95
• Power: 79.0 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc.–
Report #61526 and #61614
• Efficacy: 19.9 lm/W
Nautilus LED
EDGE LIGHTING
www.edgelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 782 lumens
• CCT: 2949K, CRI: 84
• Power: 34.8 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #62659 and #62662
• Efficacy: 22.5 lm/W
ReLED Stem Mount
RELED Systems
www.reledsystems.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 860 lumens
• CCT: 4000K*, CRI: 80*
• Power: 18.0 watts
• Lighting Laboratory Inc. - Report #0409-07E
• Efficacy: 47.8 lm/W
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
LED Handrail Lighting System
Planet Lighting
www.planetlighting.com
Luminaire Testing (1 LED module)
• Light Output: 116 lumens
• CCT: 5378K, CRI: 70
• Power: 2.5 watts
• Intertek – Report #3195475CRT-001
• Efficacy: 46.4 lm/W*
Tetra® AL10
* Installation with multiple mini-pucks and
matched power supply is typically 66 lm/w
GE Lighting SOLUTIONS
www.gelightingsystems.com
Luminaire Testing (18" module)
• Light Output: 300 lumens
• Power: 6.7 watts
• GE Consumer & Industrial (CALiPER
recognized) – Report #0980098
• Efficacy: 44.4 lm/W
LED Undercabinet
• CCT: 3014K, CRI: 93
Finelite, Inc.
www.finelite.com
Luminaire Testing (22" module)
• Light Output: 441 lumens
• CCT: 3481K, CRI: 85
• Power: 7.5 watts
• Lighting Sciences, Inc. – Report #26083
• Efficacy: 58.8 lm/W
www.ngldc.org
Immersion™ RV30
GE Lighting Solutions
www.lumination.com
Luminaire Testing (60" module)
• Light Output: 1295 lumens
• CCT: 5392K, CRI: 71
• Power: 29.0 watts
• GE Consumer & Industrial (CALiPER
recognized) – Report #LT306050CTR
• Efficacy: 44.7 lm/W
LR6-DR1000
Cree LED Lighting
www.creelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1020 lumens
• CCT: 2701K, CRI: 92
• Power: 11.9 watts
• OnSpeX/CSA International –
Report #1503 and #30012426-F
• Efficacy: 85.7 lm/W
LED Surface Mount Downlight
Sea Gull Lighting/JuiceWorks
www.seagulllighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 610 lumens
• CCT: 3156K, CRI: 82
• Power: 14.0 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #16778 and #16779
• Efficacy: 43.6 lm/W
LED Round OS DL/5-800
Edison Price Lighting
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 652 lumens
• Power: 14.7 watts
• Efficacy: 44.4 lm/W
SS4
• CCT: 3212K, CRI: 83
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #62775 and #62821
INTENSE LIGHTING
www.intenselighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 655 lumens
• CCT: 3500K*, CRI: 83*
• Power: 15.0 watts
• Lighting Laboratory Inc. – Report #0409-03C
• Efficacy: 43.7 lm/W
Halo LED 900
• Power: 14.1 watts
• Efficacy: 52.5 lm/W
Calculite
www.haloltg.com
• CCT: 2776K, CRI: 81
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #17136 and #17140
Philips Lightolier
www.colorkinetics.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1048 lumens
• Power: 19.6 watts
• Efficacy: 53.5 lm/W
Stile Tryg
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
Cooper Lighting
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 740 lumens
• CCT: 3772K, CRI: 76
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report
#15738 and #14857
STILE, A BRAND OF SPILIGHTING INC.
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 2065 lumens
• Power: 44.6 watts
• Efficacy: 46.3 lm/W
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www.specSTILE.com
• CCT: 3581K, CRI: 80
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #63424 and #63430
CAREENA LED
Zumtobel Lighting, Inc.
www.zumtobel-led.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3194 lumens
• CCT: 3500K*, CRI: 90*
• Power: 50.0 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #17210
• Efficacy: 63.9 lm/W
L20
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
Litecontrol
www.litecontrol.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1634 lumens
• CCT: 4359K, CRI: 88
• Power: 27.4 watts
• Lighting Sciences, Inc. – Report #26228
• Efficacy: 59.6 lm/W
SLOTLIGHT LED
Zumtobel Lighting, Inc.
www.zumtobel-led.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 664 lumens
• CCT: 3479K, CRI: 81
• Power: 17.0 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #17660
• Efficacy: 39.1 lm/W
ILE HB-3 Intelligent Lighting System
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 8147 lumens
• Power: 182.0 watts
• Efficacy: 44.7 lm/W
Lusio Bay
Digital Lumens
www.digitallumens.com
• CCT: 5902K, CRI: 75
• OnSpeX/CSA International –
Report #30012288
LightWild
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 5759 lumens
• Power: 103 watts
• Efficacy: 65.2 lm/W
S-Series Sealed LED High Bay
www.lightwild.com
• CCT: 3966K, CRI: 66
• OnSpeX/CSA International –
Report #30013-7 and #30012068
ALBEO TECHNOLOGIES
www.albeotech.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 12151 lumens
• CCT: 5000K*, CRI: 71*
• Power: 175.0 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. – Report #62214
• Efficacy: 69.4 lm/W
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
www.ngldc.org
AZARA
JOURNÉE LIGHTING
www.journeelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 249 lumens
• Power: 6.9 watts
• Efficacy: 36.1 lm/W
• CCT: 2911K, CRI: 85
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. – Report #61434
Evolve™ LED R150
STEP03
GE Lighting
SOLUTIONS
WINONA
LIGHTING
www.haloltg.com
www.winonalighting.com
Luminaire Testing
5500 lumens
lumens
• Light Output: 1494
95.0 watts
• Power: 42.5
57.9 lm/W
• Efficacy: 35.1
4188K, CRI: 72
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• CCT: 3515K,
• Independent
& Industrial
(CALiPER
– Report
GE ConsumerTesting
Laboratories,
Inc.recognized)
– Report #61428
#0980100
Evolve™ LED R150
IMMERSION
GE Lighting SOLUTIONS
www.haloltg.com
www.gelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
5500 lumens
lumens
• Light Output: 1494
95.0 watts
• Power: 42.5
57.9 lm/W
• Efficacy: 35.1
4188K, CRI: 72
79
• CCT: 3515K,
& Industrial
(CALiPER
recognized)
– Report
GE Consumer
• Luminaire
Testing
Laboratory,
Inc. – Report
#61428
#0980100
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MP LIGHTING
www.mplighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 373 lumens
• CCT: 2953K, CRI: 96
• Power: 18.3 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #14644
• Efficacy: 20.4 lm/W
Cylindrix II LED
AMERLUX LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
www.amerlux.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 588 lumens
• CCT: 2648K, CRI: 83
• Power: 10.2 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #60335 and #13138
• Efficacy: 29.0 lm/W
1009-LED (updated version recognized in the 2010 competition)
SPECIALTY LIGHTING INDUSTRIES
www.specialtylightingindustries.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 232 lumens
• CCT: 2720K*, CRI: 80*
• Power: 9.7 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #14117
• Efficacy: 23.9 lm/W
1500-LED
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
SPECIALTY LIGHTING INDUSTRIES
www.specialtylightingindustries.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 269 lumens
• CCT: 2720K*, CRI: 80*
• Power: 10.1 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. – Report #14115
• Efficacy: 26.6 lm/W
LED Pendant
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
TECH LIGHTING
www.techlighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 200 lumens
• CCT: 2968K, CRI: 80
• Power: 5.6 watts
• Intertek – Report #3163877CRT-001
• Efficacy: 35.7 lm/W
LED161
MP LIGHTING
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 283 lumens
• Power: 13.4 watts
• Efficacy: 20.7 lm/W
GS6
www.mplighting.com
• CCT: 2956K, CRI: 96
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #61429
GALLIUM LIGHTING, LLC
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1009 lumens
• Power: 23.6 watts
• Efficacy: 42.8 lm/W
eW Downlight SM Powercore
www.galliumlighting.com
• CCT: 3357K, CRI: 84
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #14375 and #14377
PHILIPS
www.colorkinetics.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 492 lumens
• CCT: 3996K*, CRI: 85*
• Power: 14.7 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. – Report #60244
• Efficacy: 33.5 lm/W
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
www.ngldc.org
Calculite LED Downlight (updated version recognized in the 2010 competition)
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 1032 lumens
• CCT: 3015K, CRI: 80
• Power: 20.1 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #14215 and #14216
• Efficacy: 51.3 lm/W
Evoke 2.9
AMERLUX LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
www.amerlux.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 910 lumens
• CCT: 3176K, CRI: 89
• Power: 25.1 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #13459 and #14046
• Efficacy: 36.2 lm/W
LR4
CREE LED LIGHTING
www.creelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 563 lumens
• CCT: 2709K, CRI: 94
• Power: 10.9 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #59866
• Efficacy: 51.6 lm/W
LR6
CREE LED LIGHTING
www.creelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 685 lumens
• CCT: 2758K, CRI: 95
• Power: 11.7 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #59254
• Efficacy: 58.5 lm/W
C-Series LED High Bay
ALBEO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
www.albeotech.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 18,268 lumens
• CCT: 5000K*, CRI: 75*
• Power: 362 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. – Report #61077
• Efficacy: 50.4 lm/W
LR24
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
CREE LED LIGHTING
www.creelighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 3237 lumens
• CCT: 3491K, CRI: 89
• Power: 44.7 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #58648
• Efficacy: 72.4 lm/W
Winscape LED16
WINONA LIGHTING
www.winonalighting.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 226 lumens
• CCT: 2808K, CRI: 84
• Power: 12 watts
• Luminaire Testing Laboratory, Inc. –
Report #14650
• Efficacy: 18.8 lm/W
eW Cove Powercore
PHILIPS
www.colorkinetics.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 177 lumens
• CCT: 4315K* CRI: 77*
• Power: 4.5 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. – Report #58657
• Efficacy: 39.3 lm/W
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www.lightolier.com
NEXT GENERATION LUMINAIRES
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
Architectural Cove Lighting
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 558 lumens
www.gelighting.com
• CCT: 3024K, CRI: 70
• Power: 12.7 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #61427
• Efficacy: 43.2 lm/W
Xoolux
GE LIGHTING
LED-LINEAR
www.led-linear.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 447 lumens
• CCT: 3567K, CRI: 76
• Power: 15.1 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. –
Report #61126
• Efficacy: 29.6 lm/W
eW Profile Powercore
PHILIPS
www.colorkinetics.com
Luminaire Testing
• Light Output: 325 lumens
• CCT: 4000K*, CRI: 82*
• Power: 10 watts
• Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. – Report #60082
• Efficacy: 32.1 lm/W
* color values have not been independently
verified through LM-79 testing
www.ngldc.org
Previous Judging Panels
2010 Judges
Richard Wyton, ies, aee
David C. Ghatan, iald, ies, lc
Nancy E. Clanton, PE, IALD,
FIES, LC, LEED AP
Randy Sabedra, ies, iald
Melanie Taylor, IALD, LEED AP
David Malman, iald, ies
Avraham Mendall Mor, IALD,
IES, LEED AP
Gabe Arnold, pe, lc, cem
Glenn Heinmiller, IALD, LC,
leed ap
BACK: Randy Sabedra, Gabe Arnold, Glenn Heinmiller,
Dan Blitzer, Jeff McCullough. MIDDLE: Richard Wyton,
Avraham Mendall Mor, Kevin Houser, David Malman,
David C. Ghatan. Front: Melissa Hertel, Melanie Taylor,
Nancy E. Clanton, Barbara Cianci Horton, Mary Matteson
Bryan, Ruth Taylor.
Barbara Cianci Horton, LC,
IALD, IES
Dan Blitzer, LC
Kevin Houser, PhD, PE, LC,
LEED AP
Melissa Hertel, LC, LEED AP
Mary Matteson Bryan, PE, cem
Ruth Taylor, PNNL, IES
Jeff McCullough, PNNL,
LC, CEM, CLEP
2009 Judges
Chip Israel, LC, LEED AP, IALD
Kevin Houser, PhD, PE, LC, LEED AP
Barbara Cianci Horton, LC,
IALD, ESNA
David Brumbelow, IESNA
Jeffrey L. Brown, IALD, IESNA
Jeff McCullough, LC, CEM,
CLEP
Mary Matteson Bryan, PE,
CEM
Nancy E. Clanton, PE, IALD,
FIES, LC, LEED AP
Melanie Taylor, IALD, LEED AP
Avraham Mendall Mor, IALD,
IES, LEED AP
Roger Berger, IESNA
BACK: Melissa Hertel, Dan Blitzer, Chip Israel, Bob
Berger, David Brumbelow, Nancy Clanton. MIDDLE:
Barbara Horton, Mary Matteson Bryan, Lara Jacobson,
Ruth Taylor. Front: Jeff McCullough, Melanie Taylor,
Avi Mor, Jeff Brown, Kevin Houser.
Lara Jacobson Cordell, LC,
LEED AP
2008 Judges
BACK: Michael Hennes, Ron Kurtz, Dan Blitzer,
Samantha LaFleur, Gregg Ander, Michael Grather, Stefan
Graf, Frank Florentine, Avraham Mor, Jeff McCullough,
John Gebbie. FRONT: Charles Thompson, Melissa Hertel,
Melanie Taylor, Nancy Clanton, Naomi Miller, Ruth Taylor.
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Nancy E. Clanton, PE, FIES,
LC, IALD, LEED AP
Avraham Mendall Mor,
IALD, IES, LEED AP
Melanie Taylor, IALD, LEED AP
Charles K. Thompson, AIA,
LC, IALD, IESNA, LEED AP
Frank A. Florentine
Michael Hennes
Gregg D. Ander, FAIA, IESNA,
ASHRAE
Naomi Johnson Miller, FIES,
FIALD, LC
Jeff McCullough, LC, CEM,
CLEP
Samantha LaFleur, LC, LEED AP
Ronald D. Kurtz, IALD, IESNA,
LEED AP Associate
Stefan R. Graf, Principal, IALD,
LC, IESNA
John Gebbie
Michael Grather
About the ies & iald
IES
The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IES) is a collegial community dedicated to improving the
lighted environment.
The IES is composed of a diverse membership, all with an interest in and a dedication to good lighting. Twenty-five
percent of the membership is involved in manufacturing (lamps, sources, luminaires, accessories); another 25%
is composed of lighting designers and architects. The remaining 50% is composed of consultants, electrical and
building contractors, distributors and wholesalers, individuals working in affiliated lighting fields, those working for
utilities and energy services, and people in government and education.
Over 1,000 of these members serve on committees, most serving on the Society’s document development
committees, which develop standards, design guides, technical memoranda, lighting energy management materials,
guidelines and lighting measurement, testing and calculation guides.
IALD
Founded in 1969 and based in Chicago, Illinois, the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) is an
internationally recognized organization dedicated solely to the concerns of independent, professional lighting
designers. The IALD strives to set the global standard for lighting design excellence by promoting the advancement
and recognition of professional lighting designers. Value Lighting designers are a tremendous resource of
innovative, practical, and economically viable lighting solutions. They understand the role of lighting in architectural
and interior design and utilize their extensive experience and knowledge of lighting equipment and systems to
enhance and strengthen design.
Governed by an 11-member board of directors, the IALD is a volunteer association that relies on the active
participation of its members. The over 700 lighting designers around the world who are members of the IALD hold a
position of distinction and authority in the lighting design profession.
www.ngldc.org
DOE resources
LED Lighting Facts®
DOE’s LED Lighting Facts® program is a voluntary pledge program to assure that LED lighting, as it reaches
the market, is represented accurately. Participation in Lighting Facts is open to all who manufacture, sell, and
recommend the best in LED lighting. www.lightingfacts.com
GATEWAY Technology DemonstrationS
Demonstrations showcase high-performance LED products for general illumination in a variety of commercial and
residential applications. Demonstration results provide real-world experience and data on state-of-the-art SSL
product performance and cost effectiveness. www.ssl.energy.gov/gatewaydemos.html
CALiPER
DOE’s testing program provides unbiased information on the performance of a widely representative array of
commercially available SSL products for general illumination. Test results guide DOE planning for research and
development, design competitions, and technology procurement activities. www.ssl.energy.gov/CALiPER.html
L Prize®
DOE’s L Prize® competition aims to accelerate development and adoption of SSL products to replace the common
light bulb. The L Prize® challenges industry to develop replacement technologies for two of today’s most widely used
and inefficient products: 60W incandescent lamps and PAR 38 halogen lamps. www.lightingprize.org
Next Generation Luminaires™
The Next Generation Luminaires™ competition recognizes excellence in the design of energy-efficient LED
commercial lighting luminaires. Sponsored by DOE, the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, and the
International Association of Lighting Designers, the competition was launched in May 2008. www.ngldc.org
Technical Support for Standards
DOE provides national leadership and support for the development of new test procedures and standards for SSL
to accelerate the standards development process, facilitate ongoing collaboration, and offer technical assistance.
www.ssl.energy.gov/standards.html
TINSSL
DOE’s Technical Information Network for Solid-State Lighting (TINSSL) increases awareness of SSL technology,
performance, and appropriate applications. www.ssl.energy.gov/technetwork.html
Municipal Solid-State Street Lighting Consortium
Launched to leverage the efforts of cities pursuing evaluations of LED street lighting products, the Consortium
collects, analyzes, and shares technical information and experiences related to LED street and area lighting
demonstrations. www.ssl.energy.gov/consortium.html
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