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Evaluate your lighting setup with our free analyzer! Check energy use, brightness, and adequacy for any room. Get tips to improve instantly.
Lighting up a room seems simple, but getting it right takes a bit of know-how. Whether you're setting up a cozy bedroom or a bright workspace, understanding your lighting setup’s performance can save energy and improve comfort. That’s where a tool like our Lighting Performance Analyzer comes in. It crunches the numbers on brightness, energy draw, and coverage, so you don’t have to guess if your bulbs are doing their job.
Poorly lit spaces can strain your eyes or bump up your electric bill without you even noticing. By evaluating factors like bulb type and room size, you can pinpoint inefficiencies. For instance, swapping out old incandescent bulbs for LEDs often boosts brightness while slashing power use. Our calculator makes this process a breeze, offering clear metrics and actionable advice.
Every room has unique needs—kitchens often need sharper illumination than living areas. With a quick analysis, you can ensure your setup matches the vibe and function of your space. Dive into our free brightness evaluation tool today and see how small changes can make a big difference in your home or office.
You can evaluate incandescent, CFL, and LED bulbs. Each type has different lumen-per-watt ratios, which we’ve built into the tool using industry standards. Just pick your bulb type from the dropdown, input the wattage and other details, and we’ll handle the math to show how it performs in your space.
Our tool compares your setup’s lumens per square foot against general benchmarks—think 20-50 lumens per square foot depending on the room’s purpose, like a kitchen or bedroom. After you input your data, you’ll get a clear pass or fail rating. If it’s not up to par, we’ll suggest tweaks like adding bulbs or switching to a more efficient type.
Energy use directly impacts your bills and environmental footprint. This tool breaks down your daily and yearly kWh usage based on hours of operation and bulb type. It’s a handy way to see if switching to something like LEDs could save you money over time while still lighting your space effectively.
