The purpose of this project is to conduct a field study of "Berkeley Lamps" by installing a series of fixtures in a state office building, with the objective of gaining understanding of how these fixtures perform in terms of energy savings under different operating conditions in varied end-use applications

The Berkeley Lamp was developed by CLTC staff at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory as a commercially available, low-cost, consumer-oriented high-efficiency torchiere for office and small home office applications.

The Berkeley Lamp was produced for several years, but is now discontinued. A product variation is expected from Full Spectrum Solutions.

Berkeley Lamp's unique optics geometry		Task light feature of the Berkeley Lamp		Berkeley Lamp's ambient light feature

Product Description:

• Two 55-watt compact fluorescent 2700K lamps
• High power factor electronic ballast
• 6-foot flat cord with straight plug
• Two dimmer switches at front of base
• Convenience outlet located at front of base between two switches
• Data port located at rear of the base


Application: Residential and commercial lighting

References:

• CEC Development Report

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