WorkshopIn personCAD 43.93

Lighting Education Ontario Everything You Wanted To Know About LED Lighting

OCT21
18:00
  • This workshop covers the technical aspects of LED lighting, helping professionals understand design, installation, and troubleshooting of LED systems.
  • It is intended for lighting designers, electrical engineers, architects, energy managers, and facility operators.
  • Attendees will gain knowledge on LED performance factors and Canadian regulations to improve lighting projects.

About this event

Lighting Education Ontario
Join us in person for Everything You Wanted To Know About LED Lighting !
An intensive, focused session designed to move you past marketing claims and into the technical realities of LED lighting. Whether you are an architect, electrical engineer, lighting designer, or energy manager, this session will provide the deep dive necessary to specify, install, and troubleshoot modern LED systems with confidence and expertise.

We will explore the complete lifecycle of the LED—from its atomic origins to its impact on design and human well-being—while cutting through the noise to deliver actionable, practical knowledge relevant to the Canadian market.

Who Should Attend
This event is essential for any professional involved in the specification, design, installation, or purchasing of lighting products in the built environment:
Lighting Designers
Electrical Engineers and Contractors
Architects and Interior Designers
Energy Managers
Facility Owners and Operators

Don't just use LEDs—master them. Elevate your projects, reduce maintenance issues, and ensure superior light quality by registering for Lighting Education Ontario today!

Learning Objectives
After this session, participants will be able to:
Describe how LED luminaires are designed & manufactured.
Identify the components of a complete LED system.
Understand the factors that influence luminaire performance.
Identify the factors that influence flicker.
List the regulations & certifications applicable to Canadian products.
Identify the factors that influence colour quality.
Utilize TM-30 data to enhance your design.

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