What type of product is classroom lighting?

When you arrive at the physical store, you can come into contact with various brands and types of classroom lights, which are completely different in brightness. Some lights are very eye-catching, and it feels very comfortable to learn in this environment at the beginning. However, after a long time, various uncontrollable problems arise, and the direct impact is probably on your eyesight, and you will feel unprecedented fatigue.

If you find a certain lighting fixture very beautiful, try not to choose it. After testing, it was found that this type of product is only suitable for temporary lighting. If it is placed in a classroom setting, there may be a series of problems such as reflection. Once this problem occurs, how should it be solved? It may not be possible to solve it for a while.

It can be clearly stated that the brightness of classroom lights is not necessarily the brighter the better. Many times, people prefer to study in a mild environment, and children are the same. Because children are growing up, they should never study in environments with glaring lights, even natural light.

As one of the most important indicators of classroom lighting, the "Hygienic Standards for Lighting and Illumination in Primary and Secondary School Classrooms" clearly stipulate that the average illuminance value maintained on the classroom desktop should not be less than 300lx, and the illuminance uniformity should not be less than 0.7; Classroom blackboards should be equipped with local lighting, maintaining an average illuminance of not less than 500lx and a uniformity of illuminance of not less than 0.8.

As long as the classroom lighting is bright enough, it is not easy to get nearsighted? This is a misconception among some schools and parents.

In fact, the lighting environment in the classroom should take into account various factors such as illuminance, glare value, color rendering index, flicker, color temperature, and blue light hazards. Being too bright or too dark may induce myopia in students. Truly high-quality classroom lighting should achieve excellent illumination, no glare, high color rendering index, no flicker, moderate color temperature, and no blue light hazard.

Poor lighting equipment:

1. Poor light quality. Direct exposure to light sources can cause severe eye glare, which can easily lead to teacher eye fatigue and student distraction.

2. The lifespan of the light source is low and the light decay is severe. Ordinary fluorescent tubes will experience light attenuation after six months of use, resulting in a decrease in luminous flux and brightness. Choosing to replace the lamps in order to maintain a certain level of lighting brightness can lead to high maintenance costs and resource waste.

Excellent lighting equipment can protect children's physical and mental health, as well as improve learning efficiency!