Poor workplace lighting causes headaches, fatigue, eye strain and accidents, and over time it tells on wellbeing and morale. Evidence increasingly links controls that follow the body clock with better energy levels, productivity and sleep.
Lighting plays a key role in ensuring our working day runs smoothly and safely. Poor lighting can cause headaches, fatigue, eye strain and accidents at work. Over time it can significantly affect well-being and morale.
Studies are increasing showing that the use of lighting controls to match our natural circadian rhythm (body clock) correlates with improved energy levels, productivity and sleep patterns. We are fascinated with human centric lighting technology and firmly believe this is the future of workplace lighting.
