Significant technological advances for residential lighting have occurred in the efficiency of low voltage MR 16 halogens and
LED's. However, the majority of lamps sold for residential use continue to be general service incandescent. Their average
efficiency has declined in recent years with the growing focus
on long life and modified spectrum products. This presentation
will address a number of burning questions:

* What can be done technically to improve general service
lamp energy efficiency?

* What policy efforts are underway at the state, federal, and international level to accelerate that process?

* What market opportunities do better general service lamp designs create for lighting practitioners?

 

Please join the IESLA in welcoming
CHRIS CALWELL, co-founder of Ecos Consulting
and the central figure energy specifications
considered for legislation within the US and Internationally.

Thursday March 20th
6:30pm - Cocktails
7:00pm-8:30pm Dinner & Presentation

The Proud Bird Restaurant
11022 Aviation Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90045

Click for map of location.


All regular meetings are $25 for IES members and $30 for non-members. Please RSVP for meetings HERE. For special events please contact the chairperson for the event.

The A Lamp - Is it Burned Out?
March 20, 2008