Suitable lighting for more energy.
Light has a strong impact on how we feel and how productive we are. For the workplace, the best combination is indirect light, such as a ceiling light or daylight, and direct light, such as a desk lamp. It is important to position your desk in such a way that you are not dazzled while working.
Light has a strong impact on how we feel and how productive we are. For the workplace, the best combination is indirect light, such as a ceiling light or daylight, and direct light, such as a desk lamp. It is important to position your desk in such a way that you are not dazzled while working.
The right light colour for focused working days.
Suitable workplace lighting relieves strain on the eyes and promotes concentration. Warm white or neutral white light intensity has a positive effect on mood. The brighter the colour temperature, the more stimulating the light. However, if it is too bright, it can also be perceived as harsh and unpleasant. Warm white (less than 3,300 Kelvin), neutral white (3,300 to 5,300 Kelvin) and daylight white (over 5,300 Kelvin) are best suited for offices.
The right colour temperature for activation and well-being.
For optimum lighting at the workplace, the illuminance should be at least 500 lux. To ensure that nobody is dazzled, it is advisable to place lamps parallel to the line of vision on the screen.