Features
Designed by Thorn’s expert optical team, IQ Wave features our unique MV-Tech light optic. The M represents the shape of the light, emitted upwards from the central optic, and bouncing back down and through the diffuser to create great task lighting. The V represents the light which has been widely dispersed outwards from the centre to create a soft lit appearance and great lighting for faces and spaces.
2600 lm, 4250 lm, 4900 lm, 6700 lm
Up to 121 lm/W
3000 K, 4000 K
L90 50 000 h at 25 °C
UGR< 19 available (LRO)
HIGH PRECISION OPTIC
IQ Wave’s MV-Tech optic not only improves the appearance of the luminaire by eliminating visible LED dots, it also makes the space more comfortable.
TASK
In schools and offices, tasks typically involve looking at screens, keyboards, books, paper, boards, and phones. These practical, repetitive activities are performed day in, day out. EN 12464 - 1 specifies 500 lux for desk-based tasks in offices and for schools, 300 lux for filing and administration.
SPACE
Room surfaces, colours and artwork often help shape the space. Uniformity and wall lighting are important for comfort, with EN 12464 - 1 standards specifying 500 lux with > 0.6 uniformity for the task, 300 lux for the immediate surroundings, and 100 lux just beyond that. The standards also specify 150 lux with 0.1 uniformity on the walls and 100 lux with 0.1 uniformity on the ceiling.
FACE
Face is about enabling communication – whether that’s face to face or face to camera. Soft lighting with good cylindrical illuminance and facial modelling is important for avoiding shadowing so we can read colleagues’ body language correctly. EN 12464 - 1 standards specify 150 lux cylindrical illuminance (at a height of 1.2 m for seated persons and 1.6 m for standing persons). With a uniform arrangement of luminaires, a ratio of cylindrical to horizontal illuminance of between 0.30 and 0.60 is an indicator of good modeling.
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A comprehensive lighting solution that supports learning at this primary school
Broughton Primary School in Edinburgh dates from the Edwardian period, but has been extensively rebuilt and refurbished over the years. Thorn’s brief for lighting the school was to contribute to a finished effect that provided the perfect environment for pupils and staff.