Think in occupied zones.
Conventional lighting illuminates entire spaces. Personal spectral lighting begins with a different question: where do people actually spend their time?
Lighting has traditionally been designed around buildings. This is designed around people.
Deep Red introduces an additional spectral layer only in the zones where people spend their time. Working, collaborating, reading, waiting.
General lighting illuminates spaces. Deep Red illuminates the occupied environment.
Integrate. Don't replace.
Deep Red complements conventional architectural lighting. Modules integrate discreetly within standard linear luminaires, and the space looks exactly the same.
Replacing a building's existing LED lighting is neither practical nor necessary. The solution is to focus on occupied zones and deliver a therapeutic level of near‑infrared exactly there.
Flexible by design.
Every module is highly configurable, so the spectral layer fits the scheme, not the other way round.
Built around recognised Zhaga industry standards, for straightforward integration into new schemes or bespoke luminaires.
Selectable power settings and a continuous power rail. Chain multiple modules with no loss of output.
A range of lenses ensures a sufficient level of near‑infrared is delivered into the intended zone.
Let's discuss your project.
New construction or retrofit, we can propose a cost‑effective spectral layer to complement your visible lighting.