STREET LIGHTING
Image 3: A sample SSL
Quality Scheme label
produced by Lighting
Council Australia.
Brand Name: ABC Company
Supplier/Product ID: 001/001
LED Performance
Solid State Lighting Luminaire
Luminous Flux
Luminous Efficacy
865 lm
58 lm/W
INPUT POWER
15 W
TEST VOLTAGE 240V AC
Colour
Correlated Colour Temperature (CCT)
Colour Rendering Index (CRI, Ra)
LIGHT COLOUR
[4000K COOL WHITE]
Correlated Colour Temperature (CCT)
WARM WHITE
2600K
4000 K
85
COOL WHITE
3200K
DAYLIGHT
4500K
6500K
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Dimmable
Non-dimmable
The standard is undergoing a review by the joint
Australian/New Zealand standards committee
LG-002. The committee was asked to incorporate
energy efficiency requirements by updating the
standard to allow the use of LED technologies,
and longer term align as much as possible with
international standards.
The draft has been issued for public comment.
This recently closed with a substantial number
of comments. It is too early to tell when a new
standard may be available.
Megatrends in lighting
• Worldwide revenue from LEDs in general
lighting applications will grow to US$27 billion
by 2020 (McKinsey & Co).
• Asia will lead the LED market because of its
dominance in the world’s electronics industry,
its large and growing population leading to
high demand and the financial support for the
LED industry provided by its governments.
• Non-traditional lighting manufacturers have
entered the market in large numbers and
will continue to play a leading role in the
digitalization of the lighting industry.
• Population growth and rapid urbanisation in
an energy-hungry world will be major drivers
for the uptake of LEDs. Between now and 2050
the world’s population will grow from seven
billion to 10 billion. The rate of urbanisation will
increase rapidly, leading to huge demand for
urban infrastructure, including lighting. Demand
will grow for intelligent urban lighting systems.
• An ageing population, particularly in advanced
economies, will lead to a requirement for
higher light levels.
• New insights into the biological effects of
lighting will drive new lighting installations,
particularly in workplaces, educational
establishments and homes.
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