Natural Florescent Strips
Full Spectrum
Light brings outside light inside
Our eyes respond better to artificial light which closely replicates the
intensity and range of colours found in natural daylight. Full Spectrum Light
does exactly that. People who work under Full Spectrum Light report feeling
less tired and moody and experience reduced eyestrain.
The benefits of Full Spectrum Light:
- Reduces
eyestrain, headaches and tiredness- important in homes. Offices, hospitals and
educational establishments.
- Improves
performance, and heals create a happier environment.
- Colours can be
seen accurately as they would in natural light, an important consideration for
printers, retailers, designers, artists, kitchens and many other working
environments
- The tubes last
much longer than ordinary fluorescent tubes
- Available in a range
of sizes from 15watt to 70watt
- A direct replacement for conventional fluorescent tubes- just check the wattage
on your existing tube to get the exact size
It is recommended that you change the starters when you change to full spectrum
tubes as this will increase the life of the tube.
Sick Building Syndrome
Does your work performance slump in mid-morning or mid-afternoon? Do you reach
for the biscuits or sweets? We wonder whether you are getting enough natural light,
if you're not a LitePod used on your desk or at your workstation could make a
big difference.
Click here to access
our full range of light therapy units
Research shows that over the last half of the 20th Century sunlight reaching
the earth has reduced by as much as 2-3% per decade. This is attracting
scientific attention with implications for weather, water and agriculture - but
what about people?
In addition, more and more offices are now being built with tinted glass and
low levels of lighting with pools of brighter so called 'task' lighting.
Lighting like this does not provide anything like the amount of natural light
that our bodies need and helps create 'Sick Building Syndrome' which makes us
feel listless and ineffective and can worsen the symptoms of Seasonal Affective
Disorder (S.A.D.).
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