Lighting for the Elderly

When you are designing lighting for a home, there is one aspect you should always keep in mind for the elderly: daylight. Daylight is an important type of lighting in any home, but especially one with an elderly person within it. Objects and even colours are visible more correctly in daylight and it improves mood and offers health benefits. Let as much natural light into a room as possible, and supplement with Kosnic LED lighting.

Your Kosnic LED lighting should always provide adequate light for every room, so you can perform visual tasks like applying makeup or getting dressed, but not so much that there are dramatic contrasts. Contrast produces glare that is bad for the eyes.

Evenly lighting should be the outcome of using your light bulbs in the UK and so they should be placed in areas that illuminate dangerous areas. LED bulbs can dim or adjust to your lighting requirements; they also last longer so cut down on essential home maintenance, perfect when going up a ladder may be a trial.

LED lighting can be very beneficial for the elderly, but it must be used correctly. Remember to consider quantity, quality, and glare when installing low energy light bulbs in your home. All LEDs come with standard fittings that will fit any light socket.