The Light Right Consortium brings together interested parties and researchers to work toward a common goal: to use research as a basis for market transformation towards Ergonomic Lighting. Ergonomic Lighting is designed and installed in a way that considers the physical and psychological needs of people in buildings – it is quality, energy efficient, and economical. Preliminary studies show that Ergonomic Lighting can have positive effects such as improved productivity, reduced health complaints, and increased occupant satisfaction. Due to the high costs of labor, these benefits can provide compelling incentive for improving workplace lighting. As a result business owners can significantly reduce organizational costs and energy consumption at the same time.

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