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Why did the study use indirect luminaires with visible lenses rather than totally indirect fixtures?

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Why did the study use indirect luminaires with visible lenses rather than totally indirect fixtures?

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The researchers felt it was important to compare the best indirect lighting then available with the best parabolic lighting then commonly available in order to provide as fair a comparison as possible. In the open office areas, the low-brightness visible lenses are claimed by the manufacturer to provide a higher satisfaction level because they provide a higher level of perceived illumination, a contention supported by earlier studies (Bernecker, Penn State University, 1984 and 1986). In the enclosed offices, the lensed indirect fixture provides a superior luminous environment to other commercially available indirect luminaires because the lens provides an extremely widespread distribution designed especially for enclosed areas.

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