NVC Lighting Launches New ‘Lighting in Education’ Guide
NVC Lighting, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of high quality and cost-effective commercial LED lighting solutions, has launched ‘Lighting in Education’ – a brand new brochure packed full of advice and guidance to help the education sector specify the right lighting solutions for their premises.
The guide outlines the critical role that commercial LED lighting can play in helping educational establishments significantly reduce energy costs and their carbon footprint, whilst also creating the optimal learning environment for pupils and staff.
Phil Brown, Product and Marketing Director at NVC Lighting, said: “The education sector is a dynamic and demanding environment, with many different activities taking place under one roof, each of which will have their own lighting needs and requirements.
“The choice of lighting is therefore critical in not only creating the right learning conditions to help improve student performance, safety, and well-being, but also to help address rising energy costs and enhance sustainability credentials.
“Our new ‘Lighting in Education’ guide has been launched to help support those who are responsible for the specification of lighting within an educational establishment The brochure includes compliance and the best solutions for inside a facility, like classrooms, sports halls, corridors and outside spaces, like car parks and paths. It also covers the importance of emergency LED lighting and how this should be fully integrated into a building’s management system if a crisis occurs.”
As a market leader in the education sector for LED lighting, NVC Lighting offers schools and colleges a complete end-to-end service, from site surveys and assessments, right through to technical support and design services. The company’s LED lighting solutions are high quality, easy to install and maintain, and can be integrated with smart lighting control technology to maximise energy savings and positively impact student and staff performance.
The new guide also covers off the importance of tackling glare, which can significantly hinder a student’s ability to see their teacher or the board clearly, whilst also disrupting a teacher’s ability to make eye contact with pupils.
“All NVC products are UGR (glare) compliant to create the best learning environment,” continued Phil. “In addition, all our products come with a leading customer-centric seven-year warranty as standard, for complete peace of mind.”
Download a copy of NVC Lighting’s ‘Lighting in Education’ guide here.
For more information on NVC Lighting’s extensive range of solutions for educational facilities and its service offering, visit www.nvcuk.com.
