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Human Centric Lighting simulates natural daylight. We give people what is natural to them.
People receive over three-quarters of all information from their surroundings through their eyesight. Light plays a key role in how well we see and perceive. High-quality lighting affects our vision and our mental and physical well-being.
What does the principal of Human Centric Lighting mean
Imagine a Monday business meeting, an evening at the office before submitting a project, or recall how you get up with the kids for nursery or spend Saturday night at home with a book. Different events, different times, the same need for suitable light.
A warm color for adaptation to light is important after the sleep cycle. During the day you need to spark activity and stimulate your brain. Lighting on the principle of Human Centric Lightning takes you through the entire day like real light from the sun.
Human Centric Lightning adapts to circadian, or biological, human cycles. Luminaires adapted to these rhythms work by mimicking natural sunlight.
People have a natural circadian rhythm. Lighting adapted to these rhythms simulates daylight. It thus helps with the alertness of an organism and increases its productivity.
Thanks to light, we see the outside world. High quality lighting contributes to a better perception of the environment and helps ensure safe movement in a space.
Thanks to high-quality lighting, we receive valuable visual stimuli. The brain evaluates them positively, which contributes to a good mood, high quality rest and the amount of energy.
Sant luminaires with Human Centric Lighting in Andílek Montessori school.
