DOE SSL Lighting GATEWAY Releases Theatrical Lighting Findings

View a video showing side-by-side dance performances with halogen and LED sidelighting from the University of Florida demonstration.

DOE shares the results of completed GATEWAY demonstration projects, publishing detailed reports that include analysis of data collected, projected energy savings, economic analyses, and user feedback. Report briefs summarize key findings in a quick-scan format. Both the reports and briefs are available as Adobe Acrobat PDFs.

Completed Projects

Architectural and Theatrical Lighting: Gainesville, Florida

At the University of Florida in Gainesville, the GATEWAY program evaluated LED architectural and theatrical lighting in four academic/performance-related spaces within the Nadine McGuire Theatre + Dance Pavilion. Due to a wise choice of products and luminaire light distributions, the change brought significant quality improvements including improved controllability and color. (July 2014, 63 pages)
University of Florida Report
University of Florida Report Brief

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