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Guys,
GEEEEEEZ, I'm here at work and don't have the correct reference. What is the formula for converting foot-candles to lumens (lux)?
It's just not one I use very often so certainly is NOT in my head (I've shook it to see if it would rattle loose, it didn't)
I'd appreciate it if someone out there has a reference book.
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1 lumen/ft^2 = 1 footcandle A great source for all those conversions nobody can remember is: http://www.onlineconversion.com/ [This message has been edited by NJwirenut (edited 06-20-2002).]
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
The link is REAL handy too!!!
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The above is a superb example of the power of ECN and other uses of "networking". I've been told that "networking" can be thought of as the opposite of "bureaucracy". Just gotta love it! ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/biggrin.gif) (Thanks once again, Bill...)
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yuppy!
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i have a great desk top converter that has alot of stuff on it, distance time pressure candle, alot of stuff is quick and takes up no space, i cant figure out how to load on here for you guys i think you guys would love to have this on your desk top
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