Light that helps people heal and work.
In a hospital, light has two jobs. Staff need clear, true colours to examine, treat and operate; patients need light that is calm, low in glare and gentle at night. Every fitting also has to seal, wipe clean and survive disinfection. Each product here is listed with the colour rendering, protection and materials its manufacturer publishes.
- True colourCRI 95 versions for examination and treatment, where skin tone and tissue colour matter.
- Easy to keep cleanSealed, smooth faces that stand up to daily cleaning, framed or flush.
- Calm for patientsLow-glare ceiling light, and bed-head units with reading and night light.
The range
Healthcare luminaires grouped by how they mount, each listed with every version the manufacturer makes.
Recessed panels
Sealed panels set into module or plasterboard ceilings, framed or flush. 13 products.
Surface-mounted
Sealed panels fixed to the ceiling surface or suspended. 7 products.
Corner luminaires
Luminaires that fill the joint between wall and ceiling, leaving no ledge. 2 products.
Continuous lines
Narrow lines that run between filter units and along walls. 1 products.
Wall luminaires
Wall-mounted luminaires for rooms, corridors and bays. 3 products.
Bed-head units
Wall units that bring light and services to the bedside. 1 products.
Where it works
The kinds of clinical space we light most.
Operating theatres and recovery
Sealed, high colour rendering general lighting for operating theatres, anaesthetic rooms and recovery, planned around the surgical light and ventilation canopy.
Examination and treatment rooms
Even, high colour rendering light for examination rooms, treatment rooms, endoscopy, dermatology and minor procedures, with faces that wipe clean between patients.
Wards and patient rooms
Calm, glare-free lighting for wards and patient rooms, with bed-head reading, examination and night light that patients and staff can each control.
Room by room
From theatre to ward.
Each room in a hospital asks something different of its lighting, from shadow-free, high-colour light around the operating table to quiet light at night on a ward. These are the rooms the range is chosen for.
Lighting standards for healthcare- Operating theatres and recovery19 products.
- Examination and treatment rooms20 products.
- Wards and patient rooms6 products.
- Hospital laboratories and pharmacy9 products.
What good healthcare lighting does — and avoids
✓ It does
- Shows skin, tissue and colour-coded labels accurately
- Seals and wipes clean, so it supports infection control
- Gives patients calm, glare-free light, with low light at night
✕ It avoids
- Glare for patients lying on their backs
- Ledges and gaps that hold dust and resist cleaning
- Colour shifts that hide changes in a patient’s skin
Planning a clinical space?
Send us the room layout, the room types or just a description. A lighting specialist replies within one working day.
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