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EULUMDAT Format for Lighting Experts

The document describes the EULUMDAT Photometric Data File Format (LDC), which is used to store photometric data for luminaires. It lists the various data fields included in an LDC file, such as identification information, luminaire properties, measurement conditions, and the luminous intensity distribution data.

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EULUMDAT Format for Lighting Experts

The document describes the EULUMDAT Photometric Data File Format (LDC), which is used to store photometric data for luminaires. It lists the various data fields included in an LDC file, such as identification information, luminaire properties, measurement conditions, and the luminous intensity distribution data.

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EULUMDAT Photometric Data File Format (LDC)

Line Designation Number of characters


1 Company identification/data bank/version/format identification max. 78
2 Type indicator Ityp 1
Ityp = 1 point source with symmetry about the vertical axis
Ityp = 2 linear luminaire
Ityp = 3 point source with any other symmetry
(only linear luminaires, Ityp = 2, are being subdivided in longitudinal and
transverse directions)
3 Symmetry indicator Isym 1
Isym = 0 no symmetry
Isym = 1 symmetry about the vertical axis
Isym = 2 symmetry to plane C0-C180
Isym = 3 symmetry to plane C90-C270
Isym = 4 symmetry to plane C0-C180 and to plane C90-C270
4 Number Mc of C-planes between 0 and 360° (usually 24 for interior, 36 for 2
road lighting luminaires)
5 Distance Dc between C-planes (Dc = 0 for non-equidistantly available 5
C-planes)
6 Number Ng of luminous intensities in each C-plane (usually 19 or 37) 2
7 Distance Dg between luminous intensities per C-plane (Dg = 0 for 5
non-equidistantly available luminous intensities in C-planes)
8 Measurement report number max. 78
9 Luminaire name max. 78
10 Luminaire number max. 78
11 File name 8
12 Date/user max. 78
13 Length/diameter of luminaire (mm) 4
14 Width of luminaire b (mm) (b = 0 for circular luminaire) 4
15 Height of luminaire (mm) 4
16 Length/diameter of luminous area (mm) 4
17 Width of luminous area b1 (mm) (b1 = 0 for circular luminous area of 4
luminaire)
18 Height of luminous area C0-plane (mm) 4
19 Height of luminous area C90-plane (mm) 4
20 Height of luminous area C180-plane (mm) 4
21 Height of luminous area C270-plane (mm) 4
22 Downward flux fraction DFF (%) 4
23 Light output ratio luminaire LORL (%) 4
24 Conversion factor for luminous intensities (depending on measurement) 6
25 Tilt of luminaire during measurement (road lighting luminaires) 6
26 Number n of standard sets of lamps (optional, also extendable on 4
company-specific basis)
26a Number of lamps n*4
26b Type of lamps n * 24
26c Total luminous flux of lamps (lm) n * 12
26d Color appearance / color temperature of lamps n * 16
26e Color rendering group / color rendering index n*6
26f Wattage including ballast (W) n*8
27 Direct ratios DR for room indices k = 0.6 ... 5 (for determination of 10 * 7
luminaire numbers according to utilization factor method)
28 Angles C (beginning with 0 degrees) Mc * 6
29 Angles G (beginning with 0 degrees) Ng * 6
30 Luminous intensity distribution (cd/klm) (Mc2-Mc1+1) * Ng * 6
when Isym = 0, Mc1 = 1 and Mc2 = Mc
when Isym = 1, Mc1 = 1 and Mc2 = 1
when Isym = 2, Mc1 = 1 and Mc2 = Mc/2+1
when Isym = 3, Mc1 = 3*Mc/4+1 and Mc2 = Mc1+Mc/2
when Isym = 4, Mc1 = 1 and Mc2 = Mc/4+1

Dipl.-Ing. Axel Stockmar

LCI Light Consult International


Software Engineering Berlin/Celle
Lindenallee 21a
D-3100 Celle 9

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