Conference and meeting rooms

Meeting rooms require careful attention, as many different activities call for diverse lighting schemes. One‐on‐one talks can be held in different lighting conditions than on-screen presentations or big conferences. At the same time, the interior and lighting design communicate the company culture internally and externally.

A flexible video conference room lighting scheme with efficient control systems is perfect for supporting the various uses of a conference or meeting room. Ceiling luminaires can provide efficient background lighting as well as lighting for more demanding tasks. A high amount of direct, diffused light can be angled towards the participants during a video conference, whereas a narrow-beamed top light can create contrasts and the right amount of modelling. All this creates sufficient 3-dimensional light, providing adequate visibility on video. The result is professional lighting that ensures clearly visible facial expressions for more efficient non-verbal communication.

Office conference rooms can also be equipped with spotlights and wall washers to light up details or walls and create variation. A user-friendly control panel should contain various light settings to adapt the light levels to activities such as note‐taking, displaying presentations or engaging in conversation.

 

Lighting requirements in EN 12464-1:2021

Type of task / activity area

Lux-level (Em)

Glare rating (UGRL)

Uniformity
(U0)


Colour rendition
(Ra)


Em,z Em,wall Em,ceiling  Specific requirements

required modified U≥ 0,10
Conference and meeting rooms 500 1000 19 0,60 80 150 150 100 Lighting should be controllable
Conference table 500 1000 19 0,60 80 150 150 100 Lighting should be controllable

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