Standard’s Photometric Data Now on Lighting Analyst’s Instabase

Standard’s Photometric data now available on Lighting Analyst’s Instabase

April 6, 2017

Standard’s photometric data files (IES files) have been updated and optimized and are now available on Instabase, the photometric search engine by Lighting Analyst.

Instabase is a cloud delivery mechanism containing luminaire photometric data from many of the lighting industry’s most prominent manufacturers available from within an AGi32 and Photometric Toolbox dedicated cloud environment. Users can subscribe to individual databases and be notified of updates immediately. Data are downloaded and ready for use with a couple of mouse clicks.

The IES files have also be updated on Standard’s ecatalog, where customers and end users can download IES files as needed.

While on Standard’s website, check out a new web page, Recycling Lighting Products, which groups all the recycling programs available in Canada. Links to each program explain how to safely dispose of unwanted lighting products.

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