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Energy efficient lighting in your office – Lighting Electricians

The concept of ergonomics form the basis of the criteria and solutions to be utilized for office lighting since, like furniture and the shape of the space, light actually plays a significant role in guaranteeing the comfort of employees and the quality of the work output.

For office lighting indoor ceiling-mounted luminaires and indoor recessed luminaires are typically utilized.

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Posted by Bob Lewis - September 3, 2014 at 12:44 pm

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Interior Design and Healthy Office Interiors

It’s not always the physical looks, health should be factored in, too, when dealing with office interiors. It affects the worker’s productivity, mind you. Heed these tips to create or re-design a healthier, comfortable and beautiful office interior.

  • Noise, particularly those from external sources, are very distracting. Isolate noise properly to make employees focus better.
  • Bright interiors pave way for positivity and confidence. Setting a contrast of walls, ceilings and floors with the office furniture helps design an energetic office interior. Studies have shown that working in a bright environment makes one feel less tired.
  • Ergonomic office chairs will aid one in sitting for longer hours sans the back pain. Choose one that can be adjusted, has a great lumbar support and a wide arm rest.
  • Avoid glare from the computer screens by not positioning the desk chair with its back facing the doors or windows.
  • Go for furniture that have smooth edges, and steer clear of the sharper ones.
  • Interior design doesn’t call for so much accessories that they end up looking like clutter. It should be an efficient space with empty room to spare.
  • Lighting should also be considered. Too much light or the wrong tint of artificial lighting can stress the eyes. Go for bluish light instead, they have spectrum that resemble that of the natural day light rather than the traditional yellow lamps.
  • Clean air is always great news. Keep small, but natural, green plants in corners of the office. They produce oxygen and also help maintain the humidity level in office interiors.

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Posted by Bob Lewis - September 9, 2013 at 10:24 am

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TaoTronics® Elune TT-DL01(Piano Black) Versatile Natural Light LED Desk Lamp (4 Lighting Modes- Reading, Studying, Relaxation & Bedtime, 5- Level Brightness Control for each mode, Touch Sensitive Control Panel, 1-Hour Auto Timer, 5V/1A USB Charging Port) Reviews

TaoTronics® Elune TT-DL01(Piano Black) Versatile Natural Light LED Desk Lamp (4 Lighting Modes- Reading, Studying, Relaxation & Bedtime, 5- Level Brightness Control for each mode, Touch Sensitive Control Panel, 1-Hour Auto Timer, 5V/1A USB Charging Port)

TaoTronics® Elune TT-DL01(Piano Black) Versatile Natural Light LED Desk Lamp (4 Lighting Modes- Reading, Studying, Relaxation & Bedtime, 5- Level Brightness Control for each mode, Touch Sensitive Control Panel, 1-Hour Auto Timer, 5V/1A USB Charging Port)

  • Eco-friendly, Natural, Non-flickering Light
  • Energy efficient and cost saving LED lighting source
  • Four(4) modes (Reading, Studying, Relaxation, and Bedtime) with Four(4) brightness levels
  • One Hour-Auto OFF timer function & USB charging port for phone, iPod, MP3 player, etc
  • Multiple adjustable positions for best comfort, easy folding, can use in office, bedroom, school, and reading

Overview:
TaoTronics Elune TT-DL01(black) / TT-DL02(white) is the new generation energy-saving and eco-friendly LED desk lamp. With its elegant and ergonomic design, this lamp is ideal for both home and office use. It provides 4 lighting modes and 5-level dimmer for each mode.

Features:
-- Eco-Friendly & Flicker-Free Light : Unlike incandescent and florescent lights, it provides a comfortable, consistent light that stimulates concentration with causing eye strain;
-- Energy-Saving & Longer Lifespan : It consumes 75% less power than a traditional fluorescent light and can last over 40,000 hours, which is 40 times longer than a typical incandescent bulb.
-- 4 Distinct Lighting Modes:
* Reading Mode -- stimulates concentration & reduces eye strain with mid-range color temperature (4300K-5300K)
* Study Mode -- increases attention & concentration with high-range color temperature (6000K-7000K)
* Relaxation Mode -- promotes relaxation with low-range color temperature (2500K-3300K)
* Bedtime Mode -- encourages a deep sleep with comfortable soft light (2500K-3300K)

Specifications:
-- Brightness: 1100/ 1000/ 900/ 750/ 600 Lux
-- LED Lifespan: longer than 40,000 hours
-- AC Adapter: AC 100-240V (input), DC 12V / 1.5-2A (output)
-- Power Consumption: 11W(lighting), 3W(charging), Max. 14W
-- USB Output: 5V / 1000mA (max)
-- Operating Temperature: -10? ~ 40?
-- Dimension: 180mm(base width) x 172mm(base depth) x 450mm(height) x 350mm(upper plate length)
-- 1 x AC Adapter (length 155cm)
-- Net Weight: 1.08Kg / 2.38 Lbs

List Price: $ 199.99

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Posted by OfficeInteriors - May 15, 2013 at 8:33 am

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Normande Lighting BL1-103 60-Watt Banker’s Lamp with Mica Shade

Normande Lighting BL1-103 60-Watt Banker's Lamp with Mica Shade

Normande Lighting BL1-103 60-Watt Banker's Lamp with Mica Shade

  • 14 inches in height
  • Beautiful Mica shade
  • Classic dark coffee finish
  • Pull-chain switch
  • Uses 60-watt Type T bulb (not included)

Classic bankers lamp has a dark coffee painted finish with a mica shade. Lamp uses a 60W type T bulb (not included). Measures 14″ in height and has a pull chain on/off switch.

List Price: $ 39.99

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Posted by OfficeInteriors - November 26, 2012 at 9:18 am

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Integrating Daylight into Lighting Design

Integrating Daylight into Lighting Design

The environment we're in usually creates massive impacts on the way we think and feel. Dark or dim places almost always induce drowsiness or make us less cheery. It could also negatively affect our productivity. Typical office lighting emits either too bright or too dim lighting. What if there's a lighting option that mimics daylight?

Watch this video and see if this is just what you have been rooting for!

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Posted by Bob Lewis - April 16, 2012 at 2:42 pm

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office has large mahogony furniture, blue carpeting, with florecent lighting, what color should I paint walls?

Question by Rachel: office has large mahogony furniture, blue carpeting, with florecent lighting, what color should I paint walls?
no windows, and 13 x 13, not a home office.

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Answer by KIT J

Pale yellow or antique white (has slight yellow cast to it) is warm, comfortable. Get at least one incandescent or halogen floor lamp for indirect lighting that can be adjusted according to the intensity of light that you need at any time–and a halogen or incandescent desk lamp.

Fluorescent lighting is hard on the eye and the brain. Fluorescent lamps do not give out a steady light, instead they flicker (fluctuate in intensity) at a rate that depends on the frequency of the driving voltage. While this is not easily discernable by the human eye, it can cause a strobe effect posing a safety hazard in a workshop for example, where something spinning at just the right speed may appear stationary if illuminated solely by a fluorescent lamp.

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Posted by OfficeInteriors - March 23, 2012 at 9:45 am

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What are the lighting design approaches when taking the aging populations eye condition,what lights are used?

Question by : What are the lighting design approaches when taking the aging populations eye condition,what lights are used?
Type of lights used, common eye conditions relating to an aging workforce, description of the practical design approaches which can be implemented into a lighting system for an office (with the aging workforce in mind)

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Answer by Banjo59
Aging populations require higher levels of glare free light. Look at:

http://www.lrc.rpi.edu/programs/lightHealth/AARP/index.asp

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Posted by OfficeInteriors - February 24, 2012 at 4:49 pm

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Q&A: Ideas for lighting in an office with no windows?

Question by l h: Ideas for lighting in an office with no windows?
My husband and I are renting an office space for our web design company. We want it to have a very modern look and feel.

There are no windows because it is an interior office and the carpet is maroon so it is pretty dark inside. I want it to be bright like a modern office. Any ideas?

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Answer by oldknowitall
Track lighting.

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Posted by OfficeInteriors - August 20, 2011 at 7:22 am

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