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26303-11 Lighting Applications

1. Corridor lighting levels in the public areas of a building should have at least ________.

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2. Which of the following is a common name for a wall-mounted lighting fixture?

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3. Lighting fixtures that distribute 90% to 100% of their emitted light below the horizontal plane are classified as ________.

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4. Which of the following is the unit used to measure the illuminance or amount of total light per unit area that falls on a surface?

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5. When mounted above eye level, which of the following are normally equipped with some bottom shielding, such as a louver or diffuser?

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6. Lighting fixtures installed in houses and apartments are classified as being used in ________.

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7. Lighting fixtures that distribute 60% to 90% of their emitted light downward but also distribute 10% to 40% upward to illuminate the ceiling are classified as ________.

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8. Incandescent ceiling-mounted fixtures equipped with diffusers are used to provide ________.

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9. Task lighting is used to ________.

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10. The classification of an area as being hazardous with regard to the installation of lighting fixtures is the responsibility of the insurance company, authority having jurisdiction, or ________.

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11. Lighting that provides the minimum light levels needed to assist people when exiting a building is classified as ________.

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12. A location that is hazardous because of the presence of combustible dust is defined as a ________.

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13. Magnetic dimming ballasts allow fluorescent lamps to be safely dimmed to what percentage of their full light output?

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14. Which of the following types of lighting fixtures is most likely to be used to provide general illumination in patient observation areas in a health care facility?

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15. The basic measure of the amount of light produced by a light source is called the ________.

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16. Task area fluorescent fixtures are generally two-, three-, or four-lamp fixtures made in lengths of ________.

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17. An incandescent light may be dimmed by ________.

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18. The intensity of a light source in a given direction is called ________.

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19. Lighting that uses fixtures above the visual task area that also contributes to the lighting in the local area is classified as ________.

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20. Which of the following is used in HID dimming circuits to detect movement as people enter and to bring the aisle lighting to full luminance?

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