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The correlated color temperature (CCT) of white light determines how the light is perceived by the human eye. The terms warm and cool are frequently used when discussing the CCT of a light source. Warm lights, typically on the lower end of the Kelvin degree scale (K), are similar to candle light or the incandescent lights that were prominent for decades. These lights, which range from 1,800K to 3,000K have a yellow to orange glow that creates a warm impression.  On the other end of the spectrum are the cool lights colors, which can reach 7,000K and sometimes deliver a blueish color. These colors at the higher end are often referred to as daylight.

Tunable luminaires provide the ability to adjust the CCT in real time to meet the needs of any applications. In the healthcare field, specifically in patient rooms where preventing blue light at night in preference of warm color temps that improves the quality of sleep. During the day or in exam rooms, the daylight level CCT may provide a more suitable environment.

The Operating Room Troffer meets numerous clean room and emission standards required for healthcare environments. These include, 1) Military Standard 461F compliant for conducted and radiated emissions, 2) IP65 rated for dust and water ingress, 3) Suitable for 1700 PSI high pressure hose downs, 4)  ETL listed per UL_1598 for wet locations, 5) Chicago Plenum Rated, 6) Certified ISO-14644-1 for class 5 through class 9 clean spaces, 7) Certified FedStd 209E for Class 100 through Class 100,000 clean spaces.