Lighting Standards For Offices: A Comprehensive Guide May 23, 2023 – Posted in: General Info, Lighting Information, Office Lighting

Maintaining a safe, healthy, and productive working environment is important for any business, and part of that means ensuring that workspaces such as offices are properly illuminated. Although lighting is often taken for granted, it is something that it’s important to be aware of and there are state and federal guidelines and regulations specifically covering how to appropriately illuminate office spaces. What Are Office Lighting Standards? Lighting standards for offices are set by the Occupational…

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Best Office Lighting For Eyes – 6 Actionable Tips February 24, 2023 – Posted in: General Info, Commercial Lighting, Lighting Information, Office Lighting

What Is the Eye Strain? Eye strain is a symptom that occurs when the eyes get tired from extended use of digital devices or reading for hours. It can also be caused by attempting to do tasks in very dim lighting or when exposed to glare. Is your vision feeling fuzzy after some extended focusing? You may be experiencing eye strain! Typically, it goes away on its own after you have rested, but sometimes it…

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How To Pick The Best Lighting For Your Computer Desk December 14, 2021 – Posted in: General Info, Office Lighting, Tutorials

Experts estimate that 60 percent of PC users suffer from eye strain and other visual-related problems. These eye problems can be reduced or eliminated by effectively setting up your lights in your space. You can make your office workspace more usable by using the right lighting to reduce computer glare, shadows, optimize task lighting, and decrease excessively bright lights. Keli Fancher made a nice video on the ergonomics of lighting with some nice suggestions. Set Your Screen Correctly When designing the best…

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What Is The Best Color Temperature For Office Lighting? Boost Productivity Now! June 28, 2018 – Posted in: Commercial Lighting, Office Lighting

I’ll get straight to the point, avoid anything below 3500 Kelvin. It’s too yellow, and there is research behind it that will dissuade you from using it. The best light temperature for offices is between 3500 Kelvin and 5500 Kelvin . Anything above 5500K is just too blue and anything below 3500K will make your employees less productive. You can check out a study about the effect of lighting on the Circadian Rhythm and why so…