Design floorplans for offices

Lighting design insights for open plan offices

  • Use luminaires with proper office light distribution and low glare ratio to minimize reflected glare on displays

  • Locate controls (sensors) above desks to create optimum effect for presence detection

  • Wide light beams create bright walls and ceilings and make the entire space to look more spacious and pleasant

  • High levels of illuminance (≥ 500 lux) increase visibility

Application needs

  • Grouping of the light points

  • Task tuning of the light points

  • Add a switch to the area

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Advanced

  • Creation of zones

  • Add a sensor to a zone

  • Define relationships between zones

  • Add switches to switch off a zone

Adaptable for application in cell office, coffee corner or lobby area.

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Typical luminaires used

Panels, troffers

Lighting design insights for cell offices

  • Use luminaires with proper office light distribution and low glare ratio to minimize reflected glare on displays

  • Locate controls (sensors) above desks to create optimum effect for presence detection

  • Wide light beams create bright walls and ceilings and make the entire space to look more spacious and pleasant

  • High levels of illuminance (≥ 500 lux) increase visibility

Application needs

  • Grouping of the luminaires

  • Task tuning of the luminaires

  • Add a switch to the area

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Advanced

  • Add a sensor to the room

  • Creation a single zone

Typical luminaires used

Panels, troffer

Lighting design insights for meeting rooms

  • Use luminaires with proper office light distribution and low glare ratio to minimize reflected glare on displays

  • Locate controls (sensors) above the conference table to create optimum effect for presence detection

  • Wide light beams create bright walls and ceilings and make the entire space to look more spacious and pleasant

  • Use downlights or pendulum luminaires to adapt the scenes to different situations

  • Create a different zone for the luminaires above a screen to create a higher contrast

  • High levels of illuminance (≥ 500 lux) increase visibility

Application needs

  • Grouping of the luminaires

  • Task tuning of the luminaires

  • Add a switch to the area

meeting rooms design

Advanced

  • Add a sensor to the room

  • Creation of zones

  • Add possibility to recall scenes

Typical luminaires used

Panels, troffers, downlights

Lighting design insights for corridors

  • Wide light beams create a sufficiently bright environment and good vertical illuminance

  • Guide occupants through the corridor by providing sufficient light on doors and walls

  • Locate controls (sensors) at entrances and exits to prevent going into a dark corridor

  • Illuminance requirement at the floor of ≥ 100 lux

Application needs

  • Grouping of the light points

  • Task tuning of the light points

  • Add a switch to the area

corridor design

Advanced

  • Add sensor, preferably a sensor with a large detection area

  • Create schedules to switch the corridor on or off

  • Dim during a certain period of the day

  • Corridor hold functionality

Typical luminaires used

Downlights