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Healthcare catalogue (2012)

Healthcare catalogue (2012)
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Healthcare catalogue (2012)

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Focus on Care
The document highlights the critical role of lighting in healthcare environments, emphasizing its impact on patient comfort, staff efficiency, and sustainability. It addresses the need for lighting solutions that create a homely and inviting atmosphere while supporting medical and personal care needs.
Sustainability and Energy Efficiency
The importance of Total Cost of Ownership in lighting systems is stressed, advocating for energy-efficient solutions to reduce hospital energy bills. The use of automated systems, occupancy sensors, and dimmers is encouraged to optimize energy use.
Comfort and Efficiency
Adjustable lighting is essential for patient well-being and staff efficiency, ensuring minimal shadows and appropriate night lighting to support medical tasks and patient comfort.
Patient Rooms
Tailored lighting solutions are necessary for patient rooms, focusing on creating a healing environment with adaptable lighting that supports medical procedures and patient comfort. The H2A modular system is noted for its flexibility and efficiency.
Corridors and Visitor Areas
Continuous illumination with accent lighting is recommended for these areas, suggesting LED fittings for energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal.
Offices and Outdoor Zones
Efficient lighting in offices is crucial for motivation and productivity, while outdoor zones should have low-threshold lighting to enhance accessibility.
LED Technology
The advantages of LED lighting, such as long life, low maintenance, and energy efficiency, are promoted. Tunable white LEDs that simulate natural light are highlighted for enhancing the environment for both patients and staff.
Maintenance and Installation
Emphasis is placed on easy maintenance and installation of lighting systems, with options for dimming and customization to meet specific needs. Examples of energy savings achieved through LED technology compared to traditional lighting solutions are provided.
Overview
The document provides a comprehensive analysis of LED lighting technology, focusing on its evolution, efficiency, and application in various environments such as corridors, patient rooms, and offices. It highlights advancements in LED technology, emphasizing energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ecological benefits.
LED Evolution
LED technology has significantly improved over the years, offering higher lumens per watt for more efficient lighting solutions. The progression from earlier models to the third generation of LED sources is outlined, maintaining lumen packages while reducing energy consumption.
Technical Specifications
Technical lighting data for various LED models, including LOTIS LED and K-0 LED, are detailed, with specifications such as lumen output, color temperature, and efficiency. Beam diagrams and efficiency ratings for different lighting setups are included.
Applications and Benefits
LED lighting is presented as a superior alternative to traditional halogen spots, offering benefits like low energy consumption, long lifespan, and no UV radiation. The importance of suitable lighting in healthcare settings, offices, and visitor areas is emphasized, highlighting features like dimmable systems, high-quality reflectors, and stable color temperatures.
Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings
The cost-effectiveness of LED lighting is underscored, noting the rapid payback on investments due to low energy costs and maintenance. Examples of energy consumption and cost over ten years demonstrate significant savings.
Design and Aesthetics
The aesthetic aspects of LED lighting are discussed, including innovative designs and finishes that enhance the visual appeal of spaces. The integration of LED lighting in decorative and functional roles within various environments is covered.
Environmental Impact
LED lighting is portrayed as an ecological and future-proof solution, with features like efficient cooling systems and high-quality materials contributing to sustainability.
Lighting Specifications and Products
Various LED lighting products are listed with specifications such as lumens and RGB capabilities. Products include SL Mini naked, Lux LED series, Mini Downut, Cake LED, Lotis LED, and others, each with specific lumen outputs and features.
Lighting in Healthcare Environments
The importance of lighting in healthcare settings is emphasized, highlighting areas such as entrance halls, waiting rooms, cafeterias, and outdoor areas. Appropriate lighting can create a welcoming and calming atmosphere, enhance safety, and highlight architectural features.
Entrance Hall
Lighting is crucial for making visitors feel welcome and setting the institution apart, creating a friendly and hospitable environment.
Waiting Room
Lighting and interior design work together to provide a calming atmosphere, helping patients and visitors feel more at ease.
Cafeteria and Relaxation Area
Lighting contributes to a sociable and cheerful atmosphere, helping to distract from pain or discomfort.
Outdoor Area
Proper lighting is essential for safety and can also be used to accentuate the building's architecture at night.
References
Various healthcare facilities are listed as references, indicating where these lighting solutions have been implemented.
Contact Information
Modular Lighting Instruments provides contact details for further inquiries about their products and services.
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CONTENTS P. 04 — Focus on care P. 06 — We can shine a light on your plan P. 09 — Patient rooms: places where people live and work P. 53 — Corridors: fully illuminated at all times P. 69 — Offices: efficient surroundings promote motivation P. 81 — Visitor and relaxation area: feeling at home is the key P. 91 — Outdoor zone: keeping the threshold as lo

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COMFORT Adequate lighting and simulated daylight promote well-being. Does your infrastructure help to provide comfort for your residents? SUSTAINABILITY EFFICIENCY To work effectively, doctors and nursing staff need suitable lighting that can be adjusted to suit the work they do. Does your infrastructure shed enough light on the work your staff are doing? MAINTENANCE Maintenance of lighting systems means more than a quick wipe to remove the dust. Stocks of different lamp types are also an important factor. How easy to maintain are your lighting systems? The range of light sources available is...

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FOCUS ON CARE LIGHTEN THE BURDEN Better light, Better care ABOUT MODULAR The world of hospitals and care homes is constantly changing. Patients not only demand the best, personalised care. Their temporary environment also needs to be homely, inviting and comfortable. More and more care homes are therefore letting the outdoors in. The sector is becoming warmer, more positive and more colourful. Perhaps a light comes on when you hear the name Modular Lighting Instruments. If so, it is no coincidence. We have been designing innovative, architectural lighting for major projects for more than three...

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Offices where efficiency matters Corridors where there is movement day and night We will shine our light on your plan Modular Lighting Instruments develops total solutions tailored just for you. Using your plans as a starting-point, we find a lighting solution for every space that: + increases efficiency through functional implementation; + is easy to use; + is energy-efficient and cost-effective; + is aesthetically effective and designed to stand the test of time; + offers an attractive Total Cost of Ownership, from purchase to installation and maintenance costs to recycling.

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Relaxation and public area where friendliness is the key Outdoor environment where there is a low threshold for coming inside Patient rooms where patients stay and medical staff work

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Patient rooms where people live and work A patient room consists of two areas - a bedroom and a bathroom - and each of them has its own lighting requirements. A patient room also fulfils multiple functions. The focus is on the patient or person receiving care. Suitable lighting is vital to encourage their healing process. A friendly atmosphere that makes them feel at home. Light also has a powerful influence on everything we do; light has a healing effect on the body. Greater comfort for residents is ensured by: + changing lighting during the day so that it does not seem artificial + providing...

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Lighting in patient rooms BED General lighting — P. 28 The H2A modular system offers you a tailor-made lighting solution. Its modular structure allows this lighting profile to create different atmospheres using different light intensities. 2 Highly efficient LED downlighters combine a high lumen package and incredibly low energy consumption. Together with low maintenance costs, this powerful light source offers major savings on your energy bill. Corridor / visitor area Accent lighting — P. 40 These LED fittings are the perfect replacement for traditional 35-50W halogen spots. This dimmable and...

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IN THE PATIENT ROOM The pure, minimalistic design comprises direct, indirect and night lighting. H2A provides a warm, homelike light, reading light, examination light and night light. You can also use various dimming systems: DALI protocol, pushdim and analogue dimmer - to create different levels of lighting in the patient room.. The modular structure of H2A offers you a tailor-made lighting solution: you can combine polycarbonate (matt or gloss), reflectors, wattage and dimming to create the system that meets your requirements best. + direct, indirect, emergency and night lighting are all possible...

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H2A - DOWN / UP Combined use of general (up) and direct (down) light creates the correct lux value for medical examinations.

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H2A - DOWN Direct (down) lighting offers good background lighting for patient and nurse.

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H2A - UP Atmospheric lighting for the room as a whole can be achieved using the "up" module, which creates optimum indirect light distribution.

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H2A - HIGH POWER LEDS The high power LED is a compact point source that can be directed to provide the ideal reading area.

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H2A - CONVENTIONAL LEDS Conventional LEDs provide enough light for staff and patient orientation.

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H2A POLY - TransparEnt / matT Modular has developed single-piece polycarbonate extrusions specifically for H2A (up to 6m long). This development means that the polycarbonate is more robust, is easy to install and guarantees the perfect finish. The extruded polycarbonate has also passed the filament test (960°) and the material is classified as V0 fire resistant. The lighting module for indirect room lighting can be fitted with one or two T5 24W/39W or 54W lamps. The top of the H2A module is finished in transparent or matt polycarbonate. For the bottom there is a choice of clear (PMMA) or matt...

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H2A LIGHT OUTPUT - SYMMETRICAL / ASYMMETRICAL The H2A up module is available with symmetrical or asymmetrical reflectors. Both provide excellent indirect light distribution: the asymmetrical version increases the level of lighting at the end of the bed, while the symmetrical version creates a more noticeable wall-wash effect. symmetrical asymmetrical

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H2a conventional LED - ORIENTATION AND COLOURS A conventional LED module in 4 colours (amber, red, blue and white) provides orientation lighting at night for both staff and patients. Due to its relatively low light output, the conventional LED is used in the H2A profile specifically for indirect and direct orientation lighting. The H2A is able to incorporate conventional LEDs that distribute light diffusely because they are built into the profile behind the matt polycarbonate. Direct orientation lighting can also be created because conventional LEDs at the bottom of the H2A profile distribute...

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