Agenda Day 2 – Thursday 14 June

Agenda Day 2 – Thursday 14 June
Standards – safety and performance
09.00 SolidState Lighting – a European Perspective.

  • The latest ICT call 8 and the proposed Solid State Lighting projects
  • CIPSolidStateLighting Pilot Projects
  • The new ICT Work Programme
  • The Solid State Lighting Green Paper, consultation and follow-up plus developments for Horizon 2020

Dr Martyn Chamberlain, Information Society and Media Directorate-General, Photonics Unit, EUROPEAN COMMISSION, Belgium
09.30 LED Light Engines: Zhaga Consortium update

  • Introducing the Zhaga Consortium for standardisation of LED Light Engines
  • Presentation of Zhaga objectives, organisation, scope of activity, and way of working
  • Update on progress made to date, specifications agreed, and work in progress

Andy Davies: Co-Chair, Zhaga General Assembly, Sales Development Director, LED Modules, GE Lighting EMEA, UK
10.00 An update on the lighting performance standards withinNorth America:

  • The current standards
  • The requirements of the major lighting performance programs
  • An update on the standards that are currently in development

Mike Grather, Primary Designated Engineer, Lighting Performance, UL/LTL, and Chairman, IES TPC COMMITTEE, USA
10.30 Networking refreshment break
11.00 The need for standardisation of specification criteria

  • Specification criteria today: where we are, what are the differences between the suppliers
  • The first tries of standardization: pros and cons, what is behind?
  • The trends : what can we expect in the coming months/years

Thierry Suzanne, Applications Engineer, FUTURE LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, France
11.30 Panel discussion:
CHAIR: Dr Gareth Jones, CEO, LUX-TSI / Consultant, ESP KTN, UK
12.00 Lunch will be served for all speakers and delegates
Technology showcase
13.15 How to achieve high quality LED Lighting?

  • What is Lighting class LED?
  • Next generation Lighting class LED to hit the DOE lumen/Wbarrier
  • Design & handling considerations

Yoong Jin Hu, Northern Europe Field Application Engineer, CREE EUROPE. UK
13.40-14.30 This session will provide companies with the opportunity to take to the conference stage to present a recently developed innovation in LED technology. Slots are 15 minutes long, and can be used to highlight recent product launches to a wide range international business contacts. Please contact Stacey Ludlow if you are interested in speaking in this session.
Safe energy efficient lighting
14.30 Assessment of LED optical hazards:

  • Overview of assessment methodologies; Radiance and irradiance measurement methods and optical hardware requirements
  • Practical assessment methods
  • Indicative LED results and limitations, including UV LED hazard, High Brightness Phosphor Converted-White LED and blue LED hazard

Dr Neil Haigh, Technical Director, LUX-TSI LTD, UK
14.55 LEDS: the safest ever form of lighting?

  • What is ‘lighting safety’?
  • Reviewing eye safety / electrical safety / mechanical safety / other forms
  • LED vs The Rest!

David Scott-Maxwell, R&D Manager, FORGE EUROPA, UK
15.20 Networking refreshment break
15.50 Scattered light, glare and visual performance

  • Novel techniques for measuring visual performance, the scatter function of the eye and discomfort glare thresholds
  • How discomfort glare relates to source size, forward light scatter and retinal illuminance

Professor John Barbur, Professor of Optics and Visual Science & Director of Research, CITY UNIVERSITY, UK
16.15 Reliability and lifetime assessment – how long will the light last – when to replace?

  • Reliability and reliability-influencing factors
  • Accelerated Testing
  • Role of Thermal management
  • Assessing the usable life of the product

Marijan Kostrun, Principal Scientist, NAFTA Research Center, SYLVANIA OSRAM, USA
16.40 Panel discussion:
CHAIR: Mark van den Berg, Director of Marketing EMEA, PHILIPS LUMILEDS, Netherlands
17.00 Close of conference


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