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CFL Residential Downlights
Title:
CFL Residential Downlights
Date:
2008
Author(s):
Conan O'Rourke, Chris Gribbin, Patricia Rizzo
Number of Pages:
32
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Abstract
This issue of Specifier Reports presents photometric, electrical, and thermal performance data for selected CFL residential downlights that qualify for ENERGY STAR® approval. Since 1980, the trend in residential new construction and remodeling has been to install recessed downlights as the predominant luminaire. Their clean, low-profile appearance appeals to many consumers. This report examines recessed downlight components, installation, operation, and performance. Related reports: See
Specifier Reports: CFL Downlights
(NLPIP 1995) for information on spacing criterion and glare related to residential downlights. See
Specifier Reports: Energy-Efficient Ceiling-Mounted Residential Luminaires
(NLPIP 1999b) for general information about performance issues.