Photometric study · BETA

Design your project and verify it meets the norm — in minutes.

Edit it with your real dimensions — lanes, poles, arms, heights — and the engine computes the lux with the measured photometry (IES) of each Carden product.

Real dimensions of your bay, roadway, office or court
Instant NOM-025 / NOM-013 verdict
The best solution: product, wattage and count with the least power

Illuminance map computed by the engine.

Pick a space to start

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How it works

Pick a space

Bay, roadway, office, court or Ex area.

Adjust it and pick the luminaire

Real dimensions + measured IES curves.

Meet the norm

Instant verdict; one click fixes it if it doesn't.

What you can achieve

3D lux map

See the real floor illuminance in false-color (isolux), computed point by point.

Norm verdict

Know at once if it complies. If not, one click fixes it.

✗ Fails · 168 lx

Passes

The best solution

The engine recommends the product, wattage and count that comply with the least power.

CL HBL 10240 W × 35

· Meets the norm
· Lowest power density among the options

Measure floor distances

Point-by-point lux probe

Day and night views

False-color / isolux lux map

NOM-025 · NOM-013 · API RP 540 ref.

Project report (coming soon)

Lab-measured IES curves

NOM-025 · NOM-013 · API RP 540 ref.

Point-by-point calc, verifiable

Beta. Calculations are pre-design (direct component, no wall/ceiling interreflection) and subject to on-site verification; norm values marked preliminary must be checked against the current official table.