| | Lighting Correct Positioning | | | It is important for the productivity that the light is correctly positioned and adapted. Numerous people suffer from the consequences of incorrect lighting. Concentration is impaired. Eyes become strained from contact with the light source. Glare or reflections on the computer screen cause headaches. Even muscle strain, and neck and back ailments, can be side-effects of bad lighting, because one is sitting incorrectly in order to see better.Among the different elements in the office, computer, desk, chair, tools and machinery, good quality lighting is very essential.
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Glare and reflections are very uncomfortable for staff working at the computer workstation | | | | Incorrect Lighting | | | Since vision accounts for no less than 80% of sensory perception, glare and reflections are very uncomfortable for staff working at the computer workstation. It is difficult to position computer screens in such a way that reflections from modular overhead fluorescent lighting are avoided. Traditional, symmetrical task lights are unsuitable as computer lighting. Neither of them provide enough contrast. In addition, they cause reflections on glossy surfaces, and the light sources dazzle the user. Incorrect lighting is in many cases the result of too much light. The light level is often far too high: more than 800 lux, from floor to ceiling! This is not only unnecessary but also a waste of energy.
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Asymmetrical desk light for computer workstations. Symmetrical task lights are unsuitable as computer lighting | | | | Contrast | | | is the difference in brightness between the object and its immediate surroundings. High contrast makes it easier to see the objects or texts. Low contrast requires stronger light in order to achieve the same effect.
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Low contrast requires stronger light in order to see the objects or texts Back Copyright © Luxo. All rights reserved Developed by TJ Group as | | | | Ergonomics | | | Numerous people suffer from the consequences of incorrect lighting. Concentration is impaired. Eyes become strained from contact with the light source. Glare or reflections on the computer screen cause headaches. Even muscle strain, and neck and back ailments, can be side-effects of bad lighting, because one is sitting incorrectly in order to see better. If you have any doubts that the above elements are important, the next time you are working, turn off the light.
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