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Illuminance (Projected Power)

This document defines illuminance as the amount of light falling on a surface, measured in units like footcandles and lux. It provides a conversion chart allowing the user to enter a known illuminance value and see equivalent values in other common units.

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Illuminance (Projected Power)

This document defines illuminance as the amount of light falling on a surface, measured in units like footcandles and lux. It provides a conversion chart allowing the user to enter a known illuminance value and see equivalent values in other common units.

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Illuminance Converter V1.

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Illuminance (Projected Power)


Illuminance - Power at a surface, at some distance - Luminous flux incident per unit area of a surface;
luminous incidence. The amount of energy projected in a defined area. (The use of the term
"illumination" for this quantity conflicts with its more general meaning.) Footcandle - Unit of illuminance
equal to one lumen per square foot. Lux - SI unit of luminous incidence or illuminance, equal to 1
lumen per square meter.

Illuminance
Lumens
per Lumens Lumens
footcandl centimeter per foot per meter Metre
Lux e squared squared squared Phot Nox Candle

To use this conversion calculator, enter the known value in the white row of the chart, under the
appropriate column. The related values will appear in the green area below. Delete the entered value to
reset the calculator.
unit area of a surface;
e of the term
dle - Unit of illuminance
inance, equal to 1

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