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Light loss factor
Light loss factorAlso known as maintenance factor, LLF is used to calculate the illumination of a lighting system at a specific point in time under general conditions; dirt accumulation, lamp-output depreciation, maintenance procedures, and atmospheric conditions.light loss factorA factor used in calculating the illumination provided by a lighting system after a given period of time and under given conditions; includes the effects of temperature, voltage, ballast variations, dirt on luminaire surfaces, dirt on the room surfaces, maintenance procedures, and atmospheric conditions. There are two categories: losses which can be recovered by replacing old lamps or cleaning surfaces, and nonrecoverable losses, such as those due to component deterioration or uncontrollable voltage drops.AcronymsSeeLLF |