Lighting Requirements for Doctor's Surgeries
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Topic: Lighting Medical Practices
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Primary source: https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/products/topics/lighting-for-doctors-surgeries
Quick Info
Operating theaters require a central illuminance of 40,000 to 160,000 lux according to DIN 5035-3.
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Key points
- What lux levels should general treatment rooms have?: General treatment rooms need at least 1,000 lux in the work area and 200 to 500 lux of ambient lighting.
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What illuminance is required in operating theaters?
Operating theaters require a central illuminance of 40,000 to 160,000 lux according to DIN 5035-3.
What lux levels should general treatment rooms have?
General treatment rooms need at least 1,000 lux in the work area and 200 to 500 lux of ambient lighting.
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