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2013-2014 Work Order ED I Ltg 1 LED Lab Test Study

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The document outlines the final research plan for a large-scale laboratory test of LED lamps commissioned by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and conducted by Itron, Inc. The study aims to evaluate the performance and longevity of LED lamps under various conditions, addressing knowledge gaps in current testing methodologies. It includes sections on research objectives, experimental design, sample procurement, lab selection, analysis and reporting, as well as task budgets and schedules. The study emphasizes the importance of real-world testing conditions to ensure accurate assessments of LED lamp performance and aims to inform future regulatory decisions and energy efficiency programs.

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How do you test a LED driver with a multimeter?

Instead of failing suddenly, they gradually deteriorate over time. As they deteriorate, the amount of light they give decreases and they get harder to start at turn-on. Eventually, they will either get noticeably dim, start flickering or not light at all when powered ON.

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Photometric testing measures various characteristics of the LEDs light output, including luminous intensity, light distribution, color temperature and color rendering index (CRI), and, by periodically testing these parameters, any changes or degradation in the LEDs performance can be detected.

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