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  1. G

    Laser levels

    I'm after a laser level that does horizontal and vert but more importantly also puts a laser line on ceilings which helps when fitting lights. The only one i've seen do this is a dewalt one at about £150 , Has anyone got any different makes/models that are a little cheaper and can recommend?
  2. D

    calculating lux levels

    Hope you lighting designers out there can help. As anyone used the Thorn CalcExpress. Its very good and easy to use but I can"t find a way to add a reflector to the fitting /calculation.If anyone would like to try I"m using standard twin 70 w Batten with wide reflector. Thanks Daisy. Sorry...
  3. markythesparky

    Lighting levels for creche

    Does anyone know if there is guidance or regulations for a minimum lux level for child care centres such as creches? I have looked online but nothing specifically mentions creches. The nearest i can get is Classrooms which should be 300 lux. Help would be very much appeciated.
  4. M

    Levels

    Just looking at this page Browse Electrician qualifications - National Database of Accredited Qualifications (dont know why, was directed by CSCS site), what do the levels mean? is an edexcel level equal to a city and guilds/nvq level?? its all a bit confusing dont you think?
  5. S

    Recommended lux levels

    Is there a recommended lux level for an office enviroment?

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