Definition
Definition of lux - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
lightTECH. unit of illumination equal to one lumen per square meterTECH.
- The lighting in the room was measured at 50 lux..
2.
measurementTECH. unit of illuminance in the SI systemTECH.
- The room lighting was measured at 500 lux.
Origin of lux
Latin, lux (light)
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Examples of lux in a sentence
Proper lighting should be at least 100 lux. The office lighting was adjusted to 300 lux. The camera requires at least 1000 lux for clear images.
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