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White Paper | Lighting for Health: Human-Centric Lighting

Lighting designers and luminaire makers want to understand how to leverage advanced LEDs to achieve efficient human centric lighting solutions that promote human health, productivity, and rest.

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White Paper | Lighting for Health: Human-Centric Lighting

Using Advanced LEDs to Achieve Lighting Design that Promotes Human Health, Productivity, and Rest.
by Tom Jory, Yi-Ying Lai, and Paul Sims; Luminus, USA

This white paper describes the basic science behind healthy lighting to promote a natural circadian rhythm and discusses the benefits of light sources with enhanced spectrums for healthy daytime lighting, without over-lighting and without having to use blue tinted high CCT sources.

Key Topics:

  • Light/Health scientific backgrounds
  • How to calculate HCL designs
  • Practical solutions
  • Case studies
  • Graphs, diagrams, charts, formulas, etc.

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"Lighting for Health: Human-Centric Lighting"

Authors: Tom Jory, Yi-Ying Lai, and Paul Sims

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