JIS Cx780) 88 WH 4933608 003728) 1 am ¢ 7 upc 621.32.001.4 JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD General Rules of Testing Method for Lamps JIS C 7801-» Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association Printed in Japan us creoJIS C#7801 68 MM 4933608 0037262 3 mm In the event of any doubt arising, the orignal Standard in Japanese is to be final authority, Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:57 2008JES Cx7601 68 MM 4533608 0037283 5 ml UDC 621.32,001.4 e JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD qs General Rules of Testing Method for Lamps © 7801-1988 Scope ‘This Japancec Industrial Standard specifies the genoral matters common. to testing methods of lamps. If there is any discrepancy. between this Standard and the relevant detail specification, the detail specification shall precede. 2, Definitions For the main terms used in this Standard, the definitions of JIS Z 8113 shall apply, and the rest of the terms are as follows: @) lamp ‘The generic name of lamp and discnarge lamp @ (2) test voltage the voltage which ts to bo applied across tho specified terminals of the circuit when the test is carried out, and specified in the detail specification. (3) test current The current which is to be passed through the ‘Specified terminals of circuit when the test is carried out, and specified in the detail specification. (4) rated voltage The voltage marked on a lamp (®) vated current The current marked on a lamp (6) rated wattage The wattage marked on a lamp (D_Iife ‘The life means either of the following hours: (a) The operating hours of a lamp until it does not operate when the lamp is operated under the specified conditions. e (b) The operating hours of a lamp until it does not operate or until its total luminous flux, luminous intensity, or the like reaches the limit value specified in the detail specification of the lamp whichever is he shorter, when Ue lamp is operated under the specified conditions. 3, ‘Test Conditions 3.1 Conditions of Test Place Unless otherwise specified, the conditions of tost place shall be such that the atmosphere is at the ordinary tempera~ ture (20 + 15°C) and ordinary humidity (65 + 20 %) epocificd in JIS 2 8703, and that there is no influence of draft or vibration. Remark: The characteristics of discharge lamps are lable to be influenced by the ambient temperature and humidity, there- fore they shall be tested as specified in the detail speci fication, ‘Applicable Standards: See page 17. ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:57 2008JTS e780) 68 WH 4533608 0037264 7 mw 2 © 7801-1988 3.2. Power Supply Unless otherwise specified, the power supply shall be a stable d.c. power supply or a stable a.c. power supply of nearly sinusoidal wave at a frequency of 50 Hz or 60 Hz, according to the class of lamps to be tested. 3.3. Instrument 3.3.1 Thermometer The thermometer shall be the one specified in JIS B 1411 or a thermometer at least equivalent in accuracy. 3.3.2 Hygrometer The hygrometer shall be the psychrometer speci- fied in 315 PADIS OF & hygrometer at Teast equivalent in accuracy. 3.3.3 Electrical Instruments Unless otherwise specifiod. the cloctrical instruments shall be the ones of accuracy index 0.5 or better specified in SIS C 1102 or digital instruments at least equivalent in accuracy, and the instruments for a.c. shall be the ones which indicate r.m.s. value. In the case of measurements for discharge lamps, hereinafter referred to as the "lamps", the impedance of voltage circuit of an instrument to be connected in parallel to the lamp shall be so high that the shunt, current is not more than 3 § of the lamp current, and the impedance of current circuit of an instrument to be connected in series with the lamp shall be so low that the voltage drop is not more than 2 % of the lamp voltage. 3.4 Test Electric Circuit Unless otherwise specified. the test electric circuit, hereinafter referred to as the “electric circuit" for carrying out the characteristic tests of 4.3.1 to 4.3.13 shall be the electric circuit shown in Figure appropriate to the lamp to be tested. 4.5 Light Receiver and Integrating Sphere for Integrating Photometer 3.5.1 Light Receiver The light receiver shall be such that its spec- tral response is almost similar to the standard spectral efficiency, its entrance Iuminous flux - photoelectric current characteristic is almost linear and its fatigue phenomenon ie emall. 3.5.2 Integrating Sphere The integrating sphere shall be as follows: (1) The inside surface of integrating sphere shall be coated with a white cuating which has less change in spectral reflectance for wavelength in visible band so that the reflectances at various parts are uniform and have a diffusion reflection characteristic close to cosine luminous intensity distribution. (2) ‘The light receiver to be attached to an integral sphere shall have a spectral response close to the standard spectral efficiency when the spectral reflection characteristic of inside costing of the integrating sphere is taken into account. (3) The light screen shall have a small size as possible within such an extent that the direct light from the lamp placed at the centre of the Integrating sphere does not reach any part of the photometric window. Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:57 2008JIS C#7802 88 MM 4533L08 0037285 9 ml 3 7801-1988 e Figure, Bectrie Otroute (1) For Lamps @ Powar Lem (2) For Starter Type Fluorescent Lamps @ seater ‘a e Ya ferer Senter I] (0,005°t0 0,007 uF) pha ‘bitapes SE oe et a4 Inaucton ema) Rated tot a Searting test otroute fer lanpo of size ower Remark: ‘The capacitor parallel to the starter shall be used only at the time of starting test. @ (3) For Rapid Start Type Fluorescent Lamps preheating MAAZ ronsoms Remark: In the case of a lamp with starting auxiliary symbol M, the @ starting auxiliary conductor and the carthing shall be exeluded ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:57 2008JIS Ce780) 88 MM 4533608 0037266 0 mm 4 © 7801-1988 Figure. (continued) (4) For Instant-start Fluorescent Lamps ae Fallaee seaettng tore ® rranstorner (3) For High Pressure Mercury Vapour Lamps ter] ®. ©, Q-——- torimters ©.® Ametere ee 3.6 Standard Lamps ‘The standard lamps shall be mounted in accord- ance with the method specified in J18 C7607, MS C7608 or SIS C1013, or | the similar methods, 4, Testing Methods 4.1 Appearance Test Examine the appearance visually. 4.2 Dimensional Yest Measure the dimensions with the measuring appara- tus specified in JIS B 7502, JIS B 7507 or JIS B 7516, or that at least equivalent in accuracy, However, for the parts where measurement of dimensions with the said measuring apparatus is impossible, adequate auxiliary measuring apparatus may be used. Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:57 2008JIS C*#780) 68 MM 4933b08 0037287 2 -— 5 c 7801-1988 4.3 Characteristic Tests 4.3.1 Starting Voltage Tost Expose the lamp to the ambient tempera- ture and rélative humidity Specitied in the detail specification for the specified period, close the appropriate electric circuit in Figure by the power supply switch, gradually increase the supply voltage, and measure the supply voltage at an instant when the lamp starts. 4.3.2 Starting Test Expose the lamp to the ambient temperature and relative humidity specified in the detail specification for the specified period, adjust the voltage across the specified terminals to the test voltage, close the appropriate electric circuit in Figure by the power supply switch, and examine whether the lamp starts or not. 4.8.3 Stabilizing Time Test Adjust the power supply voltage to the test voltage under the conditions of 4.3,2, ana measure tho time from closing of the power supply switch to stabilization of the lamp voltage. 4.3.4 Restart Time Test After the lamp voltage has been stabilized in the test of 4.5.3, open tho power supply switch then close it immediately, and measure the time from such operations to start of the main discharge. 4.3.5 Voltage, Current and Power Consumption Test Measure the voltage, current ahd pawer consumption of & Tanp, after charactoriotice of the lamp has been stabilized by applying the test voltage or the test cur- rent to the specified terminals of the appropriate electric circuit in Figure. As for the instruments which are not used in the measurements of the lamp voltage, current, waltage and luminous flux, open circuit all such instruments connected in parallel to the lamp and’ short-circuit all the ones connected in series with the lamp, as a rule. 4.3.6 Total Luminous Flux Tost As a rule, carry out the total lumi- nous flux test by using af integrating photometer or a photometer at least equivalent in accuracy, as specified below. (1) Read light receiver output i when a standard lamp of total luminous flux 4 (Im) is operated under the -specified conditions (voltage, power consumption, current, etc.). (2) - Operate the lamp to be measured (specimen) in the specified operating posture, adjust the circuit so that the reading of Vi oF Ai becomes the test voltage or the test current. and read light receiver output i after stabilization of characteristics of the lamp. (3) Obtain total luminous flux (Im) of the specimen from the following formula based on the values obtained in (1) and (2). omaxp Copyright by the Japanese Industriel Standards Sat Moy 10 0933757 2008JIS #7801 86 mM 4933608 0037288 4 ml 6 c 7801-1988 4.3.7 Luminous Intensity Test Measure the luminous intensity in accordance with either of the following methods by using a photometric device equipped with a light receiver, lamp mounting stand and stray light screen, The distance between the lamp and the light receiver shall, as a rule, be not less than 10 thues the maximum dissension of bulb of the lanp or light receiving plane of the light receiver whichever is the larger. However, in the case of a lamp equipped with a reflecting surface or re~ fracting ‘surface, the distance shall be that specified in the detail specification. (1) By Use of Muminance Meter Carry out the measurement by elng tho Muminanoo motor epooifiod in JIS C 1809 or an ilumi- nance meter at least equivalent in accuracy, as specified below. (a) Operate the specimen in the specified operating posture, adjust the circuit so that the reading of Vi or Ai becomes the test voltage or the test current, and measure luminous intensity £ (Ix) at distance s (m) from the light centre of the lamp after stabilization of characteristics of the lamp. (b) Calculate luminous intensity 7 (cd) of the specimen from the following formula based on the values obtained in (a). InEx? (@) By Use of Standard Lamp (a) Operate a standard lamp of luminous intensity / (ed) under the specified conditions (voltage, power consumption, current, ete.), and read output’ i of the light receiver at distance (m) from the reference plane of the standard lamp. () Operate the specimen in he specified operating posture, adjust the circuit so that the reading of V, or A; becomes the test voltage or the test current, and read output i of the light receiver at distance s (m) from the light centre of the lamp, after stabilization of characteristics of the lamp. (ce) Calculate luminous intensity / (cd) of the specimen from the flowing formes bess nthe watuse sbeateee tt ana (db). BS 4.3.8 Luminous Intensity Distribution Test Measure the luminous intensity distribution charactorlotics of a Tanp by means of # himinons intensity distribution measuring device equipped with a light receiver, stray light screen, lamp mounting stand, ete. The distance between the lamp and te light receiver shall be not less than 10 times the maximum dimension of bulb of the lamp or light recelving plane of the light receiver whichever is the larger, However, in the case of a lamp equipped with a roflocting surface or refracting surface, the distance shall be that specified in the detail specification. Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008JIS C7801 88 MH 4933608 0037285 b mm 1 C 7801-1988 (2) Measure the luminous intensity in each of the specified directions by changing the photometry direction of the lamp, in accordance with the measuring method of 4.3.7 (1) or (2). as practicable, (2) Select the maximum value from the values of luminous intensity measured in (1), as the maximum luminous intensity. (3) Among the luminous intensities measured in (1), consider the two directions the that constitute either of the two ratios given below to be the boundary of beams, and obtain the angle made by these two directions as the beam spread. Ratio to maximum 1 luminous intensity z (4) Calculate 1uminous flux 9 in the specified angle from the lumi- nous intensities measured in (1) in accordance with zonal factor method by means of the following formula, as the beam luminous flux. O=3Cale where 9: lamp beam luminous flux (Im) (Gt sonal factor at angle v (if necessary Ks instead of Cr, see Appendix 3) 4: luminous intensity at angle @ (cd) 4.3.9 Luminance Contrast Test Test the luminance contrast of white lamps and internally frosted Tamps by using the specified device under conditions apecified in Appendix 2. e 4.3.10. strut Zenposeture Test Test the dtsbution tempore ture ofa lamp in accordance with the methods specified in JIS Z 8725 and JIS C7613. 4.8.11 Colour Temperature Test_and Correlated Colour Temperature Test Past fhe colon temparatire oF fhe correlated colony temperatre in ‘accordance with the method specified in JIS Z 8725, 4.3.12 Light Source Colour Test ‘Test the light source colour in accordance with the method specified in JIS 2 8724. 4.3.18 Colour Rendering Property Test Test the colour rendering property in accordance with the method specified in JIS Z 8726. 4.4 Life Test Test the life as follows: (1) Conditions of Test Place The conditions of test place shall ‘comply with 5.1, but the ambient temperature and humidity are @ not specified. ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008JIS C7802 68 wm 4933608 0037290 2 8 © 7801-1988 (2) Power Supply The power supply shall have a combination of ‘either set of the following performances: (2.1) Voltage fluctuation (@) £18 (o) £28 ( 23% (2,2) Froquenoy (@) D.C. (b) A.C. at 50 Hz or 60 Hz (3) Test Voltage and Operating Posture As specified in the detail aneceation (4) Ballast Use the ballast specified in the detail specification for Individual lamp to be tested. (5) Operating Method Operate the lamp itself without any cover Gitar cts of the conditions given below. ‘The luminaire and lamp holder for operating a lamp shall be the ones appropriate to the lamp to be tested, and shall have very Uttle deterioration over the life of the lamp. (a) Continuous operation (>) Repeated operation consisting of about 3h operation and at teast 10 min rest. (e) Repeated operation consisting af about 6 h operation and at least 20 min rest. (8) Calculation Method Obtain the total of operating hours until the Tamp does not operate, or until the luminous flux, luminous intonsity, or tho ike reaches the limit value specified in the detail specification. In the repeated operation, do not include the rest hours. Lamp Cap Adhesion Strength Test Gradually apply the torsional nt between The Tannp vap ane glass bulb using a cap adhesion tester, and test whether the said parts withstand the torsional moment specified in the detail specification or not. 4.6 Test for Resistance to Heat of Lamp Cap Adhesive When the cap and gisss Uulb of @ lamp. are Tixed wih ah adhesive, Test te resistance to heat of the adhesive as follows (1) Before this test, test the cap adhesion strength in accordance with 4.5, whether it withstands the torsional moment specified in the detail specification or not. Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008JTS Cx780) 88 mm 4933608 003729) 4 mm 9 © 7801-1988 (2) Place the lamp in a thermostatic chamber and maintain it at the temperature for the period specified in the detail specification. In this procedure, do not attach the lamp holder and do not operate the lamp. (3) Take the lamp out of the thermostatic chamber, cool it to room tomporaturo, carry out tho cap adhesion strongth tost again, and check whether it withstands the torsional moment after heating specified in the detail specification or not. 4.7 Lamp Cap Temperature Rise Test Test the lamp cap temperature rise by Using the apimratus Under The conditions specified in Appendix 1, and check whether it satisfies the temperature rise specified in the detail specification or not. 4,8 Insulation Resistance Test Measure the insulation resistance between the live parts and dead metal parts of a lamp cap portion by using the 500 V insulation resistance tester specified in JIS C 1301, JIS C 1302 or JIS, 1303. 4.9 Vibration Test Test the resistance to vibration of the lamp by using a device equipped with a lamp mounting stand which performs sinu- soidal linear motion in vertical, right and left or front and rear direction, ‘or which performa a combination of auch motiona, as prescribed below. (1) Mount the lamp securely, and employ the directions specified in the detail specification, @) Carry out the test for the specified hours under the non- operated state, repeated operation or continuous operation speci- fied in the defnil specifiention. When the lamp ig operated repeatedly or continuously, carry out the test by applying the test voltage or the test current to the specified terminals of the appropriate electric circuit in igure, (3) The vibration conditions shall comply with the multiplior « for gravitational acceleration 9 (9.8 m/s) or peak to peak amplitude ‘A (mm), and vibration frequency f (Hz) specified in the detail specification, Remark: Calculate the relationship of gravitational acceleration, multiplier for gravitational acceleration, peak to peak amplitude and vibration frequency from the following formula: 10x g 201, 6X /*XAK IO", 002% f°XA Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 200810 © 7801-1988 JIS Cx7803 88 MH 493308 0037292 b Ml Appendix 1, Lamp Cap Temperature Rise Test ‘The lamp cap temperature rise shall be tested with the apparatus under the conditions given below. 1, Teatin ig Apparatus The testing apparatus shall be as follows: M @) a 7 Conditions Container The conteiner shall be manufactured from metallic walls perforated with holes of 2 mm or less in diameter so that the shape is as illustrated in Appendix 1 Fig. 1, about 40 $ of the surface area serves as the ventilating hole, and the upper wall and at least three side-walls form double walls with a spacing of about 150 mm. The dimensions of container interior shall be at least 0.9 x 0.9 x 0.9 m, and the distance between the adapter and each inside surface shall be not less than 200 mm. However, if the tempera- ture inside the container does not exceed 40°C, the dimensions of container interior may be 0.5 X 0.5 X 0.5 m. Adapter The adapter shall be as follows: (a) The arrangement of materials, dimensions and thermocouples shall be as shown in Appendix 1 Fig. 2. (b) The thermocouple shall be iron-constantan, thermocouple, chromel-alumel thermocouple or nickel-nickel chrome thermocouple wires af nominal diameter 0.2 mm or inder spot welded at a spread angle of 150°, shall be insulated except the hot junction, and shall be fixed as shown in Appendix 1 Fig. 2. ‘The test conditions shall be as follows: mM (2) @) «@) ‘Copyright by the Japanese Indust Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008 As illustrated in Appendix 1 Fig. 2, the lamp cap shall be pushed into the adapter to its end, and the lamp shall be sus pended vertically by the lead wires at almost centre of the container. The container shall be placed horizontally on a solid base, and the temperature inside the container shall be measured by a glass stem thermometer placed at a height almost equal to that of the lamps positioned almost midway botwoon the lamp and the inside wall shaded from the direct light. The fluctuation of the test voltage shall be within + 0.5 % of the rated voltage. ‘The temperature inside the container shall be maintained at a constant temperature from 15°C to 40°C. rial StandardsJIS Cx780) 88 MM 4933608 0037293 8 a uw © 7801-1988 (5) The measurement of temperature shall be carried out after the tomperature inside the container is almost stabilized, and the lamp cap temperature rise shall be caleulated from the following formula: =, ar rim ts= Ata Ct ~ 29 Hie where dint lamp cap temperature rise at 25°C (ec) dig: difference between adapter tempera ture and inside temperature of container (°C) z: inside temperature of container (°C) @ Append 1 Fig. 1. Container Unit: mm pom \-otass acon emernonerer Light sorean ioles of 2 oF wader ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008JIS Cx7803 88 Mm 4933508 0037294 Tm 12 © 7801-1988 copper tre BectLoel ere: 0.56 to, Appendix 1 Fig. 2, Adapter Unit: mm ‘opp e) [hime 90.85 to fuss angen: foot 120 _Slanping spring pisses side solder oe A 5 © > 17/20 16 16 5 4 E26 26 20 6 3 Ea9 39 as | 10 R Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008JTS #780) 88 MM 4933608 0037295 1 mm 13 C 7801-1988 cana Note ¥ In B17 adapter, thts length’ shall be’ so deter~ ined that the lead and the cozent. do not come Tenperature wase~ Uri Jonetion Goldat toe point . LORS Stranded ite Thickness and Material of Adapter Nickel + cobalt 99.5 $ min. Cobalt 0.5 § max, Sulfur 0.005 $ max, Zine 0.005 $ max, The surface shall he pickled bright and rolled smoothly (wipe the surface with cloth soaked with methyl alcohol, if necessary) ‘The clamping spring is a spring made by winding » piano wire of about 0.8 mm diameter by r ) one and a half turns. ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 200814 © 7801-1988 M @) o @) (3) 2) (5) 6) JTS Cx7802 66 MH 4933608 0037295 3 am Appendix 2, Test for Luminance Contrast of Lamp The luminance contrast of a lamp shall be tested by the apparatus under the conditions prescribed below. 1. Testing Apparatus ‘The testing apparatus shall be as follow: Lens Type Luminance Meter The angle of visual field shall, as a rule, be eclected from a range of 3° or Icoo, by taking the accuracy in measurement and the conditions in actual service into account. Light Shielding Chambei ¢ Luminance Measuring Device An Beample of constFuction of this device ts shown In Appendix 2 ig. 1. 2. Testing Conditions ‘The testing conditions shall be as follows: The lamp ohall be held porpendicularly with its cap olther up or down, and operated at the test voltage under the test conditions of 3.1. In the case of lens type luminance meter, the distance between the Iuminance meter and the lamp shall be determined from the angle of visual ficld so that the diameter of surface to be measured A shown in Appendix 2 Fig, 2 becomes 7 + 1 mm, In the case of light shielding chamber-type luminance measuring device, the distance between the lignt entrance window and surface to be measured A shall be 10 + 3 mm. The luminance meter shall be used as specified in JIS C 7614 as practicable. The measurement shell be carried out by taking care to preclude the influence of ambient light. The measurement method shall be carried out in a direction perpendicular to the lamp axis, 3, Testing Methoa The testing method shall be as follows: a A point at almost centre on the maximum diameter of the bulb shall be targeted, a position which shows the highest luminance shall be obtained by rotating the lamp around its axis, further the lamp shall be adjuoted in vertical dircction at the above angular position to find out position A where the luminance is the highest, and luminance at that surface Z: shall be obtained (see Appendix 2 Fig. 2). ‘opyigt by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:56 2008JIS Cx780} 86 MM 4533008 0037297 5 mm 15 C 7801-1988 (2) The photometry position shall be moved by 20 mm (10 mm for a bulb of ¢ 50 mm) vertically towards the top of the bulb from position A and denoted by B, and luminance at that surface Ly shall be obtained (see Appendix 2 Fig. 2). ’ (8) The ratio of Zs to Ls shall be obtained. Appendix 2 Fig. 1. Light Shielding Chamber-Type Luminance Measuring Device Unit: mm Liane entrance Ligne sczecns window Gaith ¢ ele 5 (eon sureceo) of 97 to $30) 2 Higa, rocelvee 4.23 / Gtbiceey coreestes) e so Remark: The inside and front surfaces of light shielding chamber and the light screens shall be finished with black matt coating. Appendix 2 Fig. 2. Positions for Measurement of Luminance Contrast Unit: mm Front View Side View DIraceTin of THREE of ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:59 208JIS C#760} 88 MB 4533b08 0037295 7 mm 16 © 7801-1988 Appendix 3. Zonal Factor zonal Factor Tho zonal factors of spherical zones of 5° and of 10° shall be as given below. Appendix 3 Table 1. Appendix 3 Table 2, Zonal Factor of 10° Zonal Factor of 10° Spherical Zone (Part 1) Spherical Zone (Part 2) VerteaT Tons Tareieal —]tenat rele fener (C2) ele feces Uc) 180° 0.0239 1s 0.0355, wor ato" 0. 1902 1" 165" 2805 or 160" 3746 25185 o.4a29 so" 150° 0.5416 a5 ust 6282 e 10" 9.7000 ast cris so 190" 0.8390 at aast aera cor a0" o-oies tous oan mm 110" 1.0002 75° 105° 1.0579 ao 10 1.0786 st 1.0941 0° 1.0082 ee Appenatx 3 Table 3. Appendix $ ‘rable 4 Zonal Fector of 5° Zonal Factor of 5° Sphorioal Zone (Part 1) Spherical Zone (Part 2) engi factor (Gr) angie factor (Ki) 7 (1 0.0000 2 0.0239 ns o.o8s ast cons oe ra? o.osce rast 0.118 168" ws 0.1608 a1? as 0.2098 2" 188 ms 0.25 e so” 180° was 0.2045 aust sus 0.3337 wor aoe ws 0.3703 | 4st ase as ona | so 130° 52.5" 0.409 | st st 57.8 0.4623 co 0° es 0 4852 or se aus 0.906 no 0 m6 3020 105° ms 0.5351 0° 00° 82,5" ose ast a5" o.sat6 Remarks 1, When zonal factor of 10° is used, the factor may be rounded off to third decimal place. used, the factors shall be obtained from the formulae 2, When zonal factors other than those in this table are e given below. Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:59 208JIS CX750) 88 MH 4933608 0037299 9 mm Mw. C 7801-1988 If the spherical zone width is expressed 4 = 1809/1 (v: number of divisions) and the angle of measure- ment is expressed suds (a: measurement point number), zonal factor ¢. ( 49) or x ( 4s) which is ineluded'in 4 in the direction of » can be obtained from the following formulae: However, the formula for x, ( 4) is applicable when measurement angles of 0° and 180° are not included. In Tablos 1 to 4, © ( #) is expressed as c and Ky (a0) as Ke Applicable Standards: ms aIs. ais as aIs a1s ats aIs ms as aIs a1s as as as as as as a8 B 7411-Btched-Stem Liquid-in-Glass Thermometers, Total Immersion ‘Type B 7502-Micrometer Callipers for External Measurement B 7507-Vernier Callipers B 7516-Metal Rules © 1102-Electrical Indicating Instruments © 1301-Insulation Resistance Testers (Magneto Generator Operated) © 1802-Insulation Resistance Testers (Battery Operated) © 1303-High Insulation Resistance Meters © 1609-Illuminance Motors © 7607-Photometric Measurement on Standard Fluorescent Lamps © 7608-Photometric Measurement on Standard High-Pressure Mercury-Vapour Lamps C 7613-Photometric Measurement on Incandescent Lamps used for Photometric Standards C 7614-Methods of Luminance Measurements 2 8113-Glossary of Lighting Terme 2 8103-Standard Atmospheric Conditions for Testing Z 8724-Methods of Measurement for Light Source Colour Z 8725-Methods for Determining Distribution Temperature and Colour Temperature or Correlated Colour Temperature of Light Sources Z 8726-Method of Specifying Colour Rendering Properties of Light Sources Z 8806-Methods of Humidity Measurement oO ‘Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:59 208JIS Cx7802 68 M@™ 4933605 0037300 | © 7901 1968 Edition 1 Japanese Text Established by Minister of International Trade and Industry Dato of Eotablichment: 1076-11-01 Date of Revision: 1988-03-01 e@ Date of Public Notice in Official Gazette: 1988-03-11 Investigated by: Japanese Industrial Standards Committee Divisional Counoll on Hleotrlelty ‘This Engilsh translation ts published by: ‘Japanese Standards Association 1-24, Akasaka 4, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107’ Japan © ISA, 1989 e Prmted in Tokyo by Hobbunsha Co, Ltd, Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sal May 10 09:37:59 208