
LUMIBRIGHT
Lighting for offices, classrooms and learning spaces
Application inspiration · not a project reference
Workplaces combine desks, meeting areas and circulation, each with a different lighting role. Coordinate the arrangement with tasks, daylight and controls, then verify glare, output and other performance requirements through model data and project calculations.
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Office and education lighting is the most standards-driven work we do: the scheme has to hit a maintained illuminance on the task area, hold uniformity, and keep glare inside the UGR limit for screen-based work. Everything else - efficacy, control strategy, emergency provision - follows from those three numbers, which is why these pages list the EN 12464-1 figures rather than marketing claims.
Selection criteria
How to specify
- Start from the maintained illuminance and uniformity for the task area, not from a fitting spacing.
- Hold UGR <= 19 for any screen-based space - check the UGR table for the actual mounting height and viewing direction, not just the headline figure.
- Choose the control strategy: absence/presence detection and daylight dimming are usually the largest energy saving in an office refurbishment.
- Specify DALI-2 where the space is zoned or tied to a BMS; specify switch or phase dimming only for small, single-zone rooms.
- Ask for the photometric file and the emergency variant of the same fitting so the scheme and the life-safety layout use one ceiling detail.
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Frequently asked questions
What lux level does an office desk need?
500 lx maintained on the task area with Uo >= 0.6, plus 300 lx on the immediate surrounding area, per EN 12464-1. The task area figure is maintained - allow for lumen depreciation and dirt in the design.
What UGR do I need for screen work?
UGR <= 19. Check the value for the real mounting height and the viewing directions in the room; a fitting quoted at UGR 19 in one geometry can exceed it in another.
Which colour temperature for classrooms?
4000K is the usual choice for concentration-based spaces. Tunable white (DALI DT8) is used where the brief asks for a warmer setting in early-years or break-out rooms.
Do you offer emergency versions of office fittings?
Emergency and self-test variants are available on many linear and recessed families. Because availability varies by article, ask us to confirm against the specific order code before it goes into the schedule.