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- Lumens per Square Foot: Footcandle Targets Room by Room
A footcandle IS one lumen per square foot - there is nothing to convert. Targets from 10 fc in a hallway to 50 in a workshop, and why the spacing grid usually decides the fixture count anyway.
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- 05 Aug, 2026
Lumens per Square Foot: Footcandle Targets Room by Room
A footcandle IS one lumen per square foot - there is nothing to convert. Targets from 10 fc in a hallway to 50 in a workshop, and why the spacing grid usually decides the fixture count anyway.
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