Human Centric Lighting
Experiencing natural light
Each person is unique. At the same time, we have a lot in common. One element that connects us all is light. Because wherever we live and whatever we do, hundreds of thousands of years of evolution have determined our natural rhythm of day and night, summer and winter.
We need light to see – it conveys information and stimulates emotions. But light also has a direct effect on the body, our internal clock and therefore on the quality of our sleep, our well-being and health. For these non-visual effects of light, the eye has special sensory cells containing the colour pigment melanopsin. These cells were only detected in humans at the beginning of this millennium.
Human Centric Lighting (HCL) means putting this growing knowledge about people and their nature at the centre of lighting design – with integrative, smart and well-planned lighting solutions. HCL takes into account our visual and emotional needs as well as our biological ones. The lighting can be automated, and also conveniently adapted to moods, situations and individual requirements.
TRILUX offers technology and expertise for HCL lighting solutions from a single source: adaptive, multifunctional luminaires, intelligent light management systems, comprehensive advice, lighting design and services. Our HCL solutions are flexible and are open to changes in utilisation, individuality and scientific progress. An investment in people and their potential.
Bright, daylight white, planar – lighting qualities that stimulate and activate
Subdued, warm white, selective – how light helps the body to relax.
The right light at the right time supports e.g. biological rhythms, sleep quality and our alertness as well as promoting regeneration.
Human Centric Lighting can have positive effects on our well-being and mood – and is beneficial in certification programmes such as WELL
The TRILUX philosophy of light
14 aspects for good light
For us, good light brings together outstanding quality of light, high usability and ecological and economic sustainability. Whether indoors or for urban outdoor spaces – we develop lighting solutions that are functionally convincing, bring rooms to life, provide orientation and enhance well-being.
Light that is incident vertically from above. It therefore resembles natural midday light when the sun is at the highest point (zenith) of its orbit.
Of Latin origin (‘resembling the course of day’), describes dynamic light that follows the natural course of daylight regarding its intensity, direction and light colour, from dawn to midday light to dusk.
An attribute for luminaires that can change their light colour under digital control, usually infinitely variable from warm white to daylight white
Light-sensitive pigment in the retinal ganglion cells. This spectrum of action describes the non-visual effects of light on the eye, with maximum sensitivity at approx. 490 nm.