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It is a well-known fact that certain types of lighting cause eye strain. It affects our sleep patterns and regulates how we wake up. Employees are becoming increasingly demanding about the environment in which they choose to work, and for good reason.
Dark shadows and flickering fixtures can cause eye strain and discomfort, and ultimately distract employees. This can lead to decreased productivity and efficiency, and even poor concentration. We spend a staggering 90% of our time indoors, so it’s no surprise that poor lighting affects our health. There is a very strong correlation between smart buildings and the happiness, productivity and efficiency of the people who live in them.
Human Centric Lighting is just one of many smart building solutions that improve your well-being. The right lighting solutions make your business more efficient. more environmentally friendly. and more profitable.
What is Human Centric Lighting?
So human centric lighting is like indoor daylight. LED lighting has evolved and is closer to natural light than ever before. This revolutionary LED technology is then combined with a control system to artificially create full-spectrum lighting effects that can vary in color and intensity throughout the day, creating lighting patterns similar to natural daylight. . How does Human Centric Lighting improve our health? Sunlight is needed to synchronize with nature’s biological clock. This helps us stay healthy. Artificial circadian lighting, also known as human-centric lighting, synchronizes our natural body clocks to function normally, benefiting both physiology and psychology.
How does Human Centric Lighting
improve your business?
Profitability; Performance; Productivity. These three key factors drive a company’s success, and all can be positively impacted by Human Centric Lighting.
Performance and Productivity
Beyond the energy-saving benefits, the physical and mental health benefits of Human Centric Lighting are compelling. Personal performance is enhanced thanks to the vibrant environment. By synchronizing with our natural biorhythms (such as sleep rhythms), lighting can improve our functioning, personal performance and mood. This reduces stress levels and increases employee and productivity.
Profitability
Providing a work environment with workplace well-being as a core ethos significantly reduces absenteeism and employee retention and increases employee attractiveness. An effective workforce impacts bottom line through improved employee performance and productivity.
Lighting accounts for up to 50% of a commercial building’s electricity consumption, so efficiently controlling lighting in all areas is also an important tool for reducing energy waste.