UFC 3-530-01
22 August 2006
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING
Rec Rooms
A
B
Surface mounted luminaire
lights activities and provides
ceiling brightness.
use of windows, skylights,
or light tubes. Provide
controls to turn off lighting
that is not required.
light highlights artwork.
EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS:
LUMINAIRE
LAMP
CONTROLS
Ceiling mounted compact
Compact fluorescent lamps, 3000K
Control ambient and task
A
fluorescent luminaire
color temperature, 80 CRI+
lighting separately.
Consider the use of
occupancy sensors.
Compact fluorescent lamps, 3000K
Include the use of
B
fluorescent wall washer or
color temperature, 80 CRI+ or
dimmers. Control ambient
adjustable accent light
tungsten halogen directional lamp
and accent lighting
separately.
CRITICAL DESIGN ISSUES:
Direct Glare: Locate and aim sources to avoid direct glare. This is
especially important where luminaires are lighting a game table.
Reflected Glare: position luminaires to avoid reflected glare in any specular
surface, especially a TV screen. This type of glare can also occur with
Horizontal Illuminance (for reading): Task lighting needs to provide
adequate illuminance on reading material. The light level required for
reading should not be achieved with the ambient lighting alone. Task
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