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    Hospital Lighting Fixtures

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    Hospitals, one of the most important places in our lives, are being reorganized with modern designs. Lighting systems are part of these designs. The lighting of hospitals should be chosen to facilitate the work of healthcare professionals and ensure the comfort of patients. Considering the aesthetic texture, the color tone in hospital lighting should be designed to offer a calming and relaxing effect. In 24-hour hospitals, sustainable energy efficiency is ensured with the quality of Licalux lighting solutions.

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    Emergency Lighting

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    Centralized Lighting Control

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    Smart lighting systems provide a centralized control system. With smart network technology, sensors in luminaires work in an integrated manner, thus preventing unnecessary energy consumption. User-friendly digital lighting systems save up to 35% in energy costs.

    Comfortable Coloring

    For patients

    Hospital lighting is specially colored to reduce the stress level of patients. Customized colors provide a sense of peace and relaxation. Balanced and homogeneously distributed lighting is offered with Licalux quality.

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    Features of Lighting Models Used in Hospitals

    For patients

    When choosing from hospital lighting models, the luminaire best suited to your project should be selected by considering factors such as functional requirements, energy efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness. The points to consider when selecting hospital lighting are as follows:

    • During surgery, it is vital that the surgical field is clearly visible. For this reason, the lamps used typically have a light output of 100,000 lumens or more.
    • The hands, head, or instruments of the surgical team can cast shadows when they come into the light. For this reason, operating room lights have multiple light sources to minimize shadows, and the light beams are designed to complement each other.
    • The color accuracy of the light is very important for the surgeon to be able to correctly assess the color tones of the tissues. For this reason, they have a CRI value of 90 or higher.
    • Each surgical procedure requires different lighting needs. Therefore, operating room lights are dimmable. In addition, the diameter and focus point of the light beam can be adjusted manually or digitally according to the width of the surgical field.
    • Modern operating room lamps use LED technology. Therefore, with a long service life of 40,000 to 60,000 hours, they are both a comfortable and economical solution.
    • Operating room lights are usually fixed systems suspended from the ceiling; however, some models can also be used as mobile (portable) units.
    • Since a power outage during surgery poses a life-threatening risk, operating room lighting is integrated with a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) or generator system to ensure it is always operational.

    How Should Lighting Be for Hospitals?

    Hospitals are critical areas that provide uninterrupted service 24/7 and prioritize patient safety. Therefore, they must have a powerful and well-planned lighting system to function effectively even at night and in low-visibility conditions. In this context, appropriate lighting solutions should be chosen based on the size of the hospital, the function of the units, and the patient flow density. By paying attention to the points we have prepared for you, you can easily select the most suitable and efficient lighting systems for hospitals.

    • In areas requiring high medical precision, such as operating rooms, laboratories, and treatment rooms, lighting with an intensity of at least 1000–1500 lux is required.
    • In comfort areas, such as patient rooms and corridors, softer lighting between 300–500 lux should be preferred.
    • Cool white (5000K–6500K) light is recommended in areas requiring detailed vision, such as examination rooms, operating rooms, and laboratories.
    • Warm or neutral white (3000K–4000K) should be preferred in areas such as patient rooms, waiting areas, and companion rooms to provide a calming atmosphere.
    • Light used in areas such as dermatology, surgery, and radiology should have a CRI value of 90 or higher. This allows skin tone, wound color, and tissue details to be seen as close to reality as possible.
    • Dimmable lighting is suitable for areas such as intensive care, delivery rooms, newborn rooms, and patient rooms.
    • In sterile areas such as operating rooms and intensive care units, products with a high IP rating that are resistant to water and steam should be preferred.
    • Systems with diffuse lenses that do not cause glare should be used.
    • In waiting rooms, consultation areas, and patient rooms, decorative lighting with warm tones can create a peaceful atmosphere.

    Hospital Lighting Prices

  • Hospital lighting prices vary depending on the model, brand, function, and bulk purchase options. Licalux Lighting, an expert in hospital lighting, offers users high-quality solutions at affordable prices. You can browse hospital lighting fixtures on our website and contact us for all hospital lighting prices.
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    Frequently Asked Questions About Hospital Lighting

    Hospital lighting prices vary depending on the type and quality of the fixture used, its lumen value, installation method, and the size of the project. In addition, medical lighting products developed for special areas may have higher costs due to their above-standard technical features. Although energy-efficient products may seem more expensive at the initial investment stage, they provide savings in the long term.

    The installation of hospital lighting is similar to that of other commercial buildings; however, due to hygiene standards and the need to avoid disrupting hospital operations, it should be carried out by a professional team. Technical details and installation sensitivity are much higher in special areas such as operating rooms, intensive care units, and MRI rooms. Therefore, we recommend getting assistance from an expert.

    Yes, modern LED-based hospital lighting systems consume significantly less energy compared to traditional systems. With the support of smart control systems and sensors, energy savings of up to 50% can be achieved. This means not only an environmentally friendly approach but also a significant reduction in operating costs.

    In general areas, neutral white light (4000K) is typically preferred, while brighter and cooler white light (5000K–6500K) is recommended for examination and treatment rooms. In waiting areas, softer and warmer light tones (2700K–3000K) can be used to help patients feel more relaxed.

    Since hospitals are environments that operate 24 hours a day, it is extremely important for lighting fixtures to be long-lasting and resistant to impact and moisture. Additionally, products with easy-to-clean and hygienic surfaces should be preferred. This reduces maintenance costs while also maintaining health standards.

    Dimmable (adjustable light intensity) lighting systems provide the ability to adjust the ambient light according to the patient’s needs, especially in intensive care units, patient rooms, and sleep areas. This positively affects both comfort and the healing process. It also contributes to energy savings.

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