mnfreelancer
Active Member
I am training some people who are less familiar with lighting control at work and pointing out that the relationship between dimmer intensity (%) and the current running on the feeders is not one of a linear nature. Someone asked the obvious question I would have asked if I were in their shoes; what is the specific nature of the relationship and where are the cutoff points? So, can someone point me to a reliable source of either a graph that shows the % dimmer intensity (on a per-dimmer basis or averaged across an entire rack) and current drawn on the feeder; or real-word (or theoretical) data to draw my own conclusions? I would like to create a more empirical graph of % intensity vs. % current based on the rack at 100% intensity.
(before someone points it out, yes I considered that in a sense I want to compare intensity to intensity as current is represented as "I" meaning intensity...hopefully I was clear in what I'm really after in the above post.)
(before someone points it out, yes I considered that in a sense I want to compare intensity to intensity as current is represented as "I" meaning intensity...hopefully I was clear in what I'm really after in the above post.)