The change of colour temperature and light intensity is achieved by mixing the light output of two different lamps using dedicated optic technology. One lamp has a colour temperature of 2600 K (warm white) and the other 5600 K (cool white). Changing the light output of the lamps means the colour temperature can vary seamlessly between these two values.

Children need a creative and stimulating atmosphere in the classroom. Dynamic Lighting helps them concentrate better and learn more easily. And because every lesson is different, you can control the light to create exactly the right ambience - whatever the time of day or lesson. What’s more, research shows that better lighting also improves grades with a significant effect on learning behaviour.

The results of a year-long scientific experiment in schools across Hamburg, Germany showed that attention span, concentration and the behaviour of pupils all improved significantly under dynamic lighting conditions. Not only did their performance improve, they read faster and made fewer mistakes.