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Types of Lights Will You Find in a Hospital and Healthcare Facility

Hospital lights vary by application and location. The outdoor lights used outside are typical of any commercial establishment. Many of the lights in hospitals and healthcare facilities’ interiors are general lighting that you can find in schools and other commercial offices. These include panel lights, sconces, and stairwell lighting.

What to Look for in a Hospital Lighting Supplier

The quality of the products they sell. Their ability to assist you pre and post-sales. And their willingness to support you if there is a problem with a light.

Inside Hospital Lobby Area

Types of LED Lights for Hospitals and Health Care Facilities to Use in the Lobby

LED panel lights or retrofit solutions with LED tubes or magnetic retrofit strips.

Why LED is Better than Fluorescent Lighting for Healthcare Facilities

LED, without a doubt for proper lighting. Fluorescent lights strobe, flicker, and hum, cause eye strain and headaches and have mercury.

Benefits of Using LED Lights for Health Care Facilities

With LED, there’s no humming, no strobing, no flickering, and no mercury. Plus, with LED, you get significant energy and maintenance savings.

Cost Savings Using Lighting Control Systems and LED Lights

A considerable amount, especially if the system can dim and control light levels around the patient care, patient room, and medical staff areas. A dimmed lighting system will save energy and money, over and above the savings, you see when you convert to LED.

Ideal Lighting Levels for Hospitals and Health Care Facilities

That depends on the function and area, but here are some general guidelines:

  • Lobby Area 15-20 fc
  • Waiting Area (General) 20-30 fc
  • Patient Ward Rooms (Observation) 30 fc
  • Medical Laboratory 50 fc
  • Operating Room 300 – 1000 fc
  • Critical Care Areas (Examination) 50 fc

Is it Better to Retrofit or Use New Fixtures for Hospital Lighting?

It depends on the light itself. If it is a light that is hard to find, but you’d like to convert it to LED, retrofitting makes sense. Otherwise, we would recommend new fixtures.

We Offer Color Adjustable LED Fixtures

We do have a series of color-adjustable LED panels and flush-mounted ceiling lights. They allow you to set the desired color temperature.

Rebates for LED Lights

Many of our lights are DLC listed / rebate eligible / Energy Star rated. Utility companies control the products eligible for a rebate and the amount of rebate. Contact yours to see if there are any rebates available.

Installing LED Lighting in a Hospital

Any qualified electrician familiar with installing fixtures in a hospital will have no issue with our lights. They install easily and every fixture comes complete with installation instructions.

Outdoor Medical Center Entrance

Types of LED Lights to Use For Patient Rooms

For good lighting and visual comfort, we recommend LED panels and over-bed linear fixtures.

Types of LED Fixtures to Use for Health Care Facility Corridor Lighting

LED panel lights, or retrofit solutions with LED tubes.

Types of LED Lights for Hospitals to Use for Ward Lighting

LED panels mounted in the ceilings.

LED Hospital Lighting

Best Color Temperature to Use in a Hospital

It depends on the purpose of the room and the activity performed in it. For patient rooms and waiting rooms, we would recommend a warmer color temperature, 3000K or 4000K. For commercial kitchens and engineering rooms, we would recommend 5000K.

Color Temperature Bulbs

Are Your Fixtures NSF Rated?

We do have a line of LED NSF fixtures.

Do Your LED Lights Give off Any UV Rays?

They do not. LED lights do not produce UV or IR spectrums (some do, but they are specifically designed to do so).

Can LED Fixtures Work with Lighting Controls in the Hospital?

Yes, we assume your control system talks to 0-10V low voltage dimming wires as most control systems do.

How to Avoid the Build-up of Germs on Hospital LED Lights

Like any surface in a hospital, you should clean the light surface to avoid the build-up of germs.

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