This IES photometric file provides accurate lighting distribution data for the Corelite Iridium T8 suspended direct/indirect luminaire. The Corelite Iridium T8 is a high-performance linear luminaire engineered for balanced direct and indirect light distribution. Designed for architectural applications requiring uniform illumination, this fixture type is specifically engineered to reduce glare while maintaining high visual comfort in professional environments. The IES LM-63 data provided encapsulates the precise luminous intensity distribution, beam angles, and efficiency characteristics of the 32W T8 lamp configuration. This technical asset allows lighting designers and engineers to accurately predict light levels, calculate energy consumption, and verify compliance with interior lighting standards within complex commercial or institutional building layouts.

The download is a single file containing .IES files.

Engineers import this IES file directly into lighting calculation software such as AGi32, DIALux, or internal BIM rendering engines. Once loaded, the photometric profile maps the light output onto the corresponding 3D fixture geometry within the scene. Users should ensure the luminaire is positioned at the correct mounting height to reflect the intended light spread. Adjusting the initial intensity or colour temperature settings within the software allows for precise simulation of the fixture's performance in real-world architectural lighting designs.

Ideal for open-plan offices, conference rooms, and educational facilities, this photometric data ensures accurate light planning during the schematic and design development stages. It is essential for professionals specifying high-quality commercial lighting systems where glare control and ambient light balance are critical requirements. By integrating this file, designers can confidently plan lighting layouts for healthcare lobbies, library reading zones, and administrative corridors, ensuring that the final installation meets both functional performance targets and the specified aesthetic intent of the interior space.