Public spaces

In public spaces, flat and unscrupulous lighting creates comfort, a sense of security and a good level of alertness. Dazzling or excessive lighting can cause eye strain and headaches, which can create an unpleasant user experience.

The use of lighting in public spaces, such as schools, libraries and hospitals, is often very high due to the long opening hours and the large number of visitors. However, lighting can affect the user-friendliness of the space, customer experience and energy costs. Due to the large number of hours of use, it is also worth investing in intelligence.

In the same building, you can find spaces that enable a lot of different functions. Working spaces, auditoriums and reading corners. When designing lighting, all spaces must be taken into account as a whole.

Intelligent lighting

Lighting in public spaces must support all the needs of the space. The wireless lighting control system enables adaptability and intelligent lighting management.
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Lighting can be programmed according to the clock, for example. In the morning, the light color of the lighting mimics daylight, being brighter, and as the day progresses, the color of the lighting begins to change to warmer. There is a lot of dark time in Finland when people need light to support their circadian rhythm. The luminaires can also be programmed to operate on a farm-by-status basis or with sensors that identify presence, so that the spaces are not illuminated in vain.

Casambi is often selected for new applications due to cost-effectiveness, adaptability and ease of use. Renovation sites, on the other hand, due to easy installation and placement, as well as cost-effectiveness.

The investment in smart lighting is often hindered by costs. However, the add-on with intelligence is a significant cost saving compared to traditional, continuously full-powered luminaires. Maneuverable lighting pays for itself quickly.