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The Role of UGR in Indoor Lighting Navigating the world of indoor lighting design, the Unified Glare Rating (UGR) emerges as a pivotal standard set by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN and CENELEC). This measure evaluates the glare emitted by indoor lighting and its effect on our visual comfort. The UGR scale, featuring values like 10, 13, 16, and up to 31, simplifies glare assessment—the lower the UGR, the lesser the perceived glare, enhancing comfort for everyone in the space. Here’s a quick breakdown: values below 19 are typically considered low glare, suitable for detailed tasks; mid-range values around 22 to 25 are acceptable for general activities; anything above 28 can cause discomfort, affecting productivity and well-being. At PBLC Lighting, our engineering and design practices are aligned with achieving optimal UGR values. This approach not only meets but exceeds the standard requirements, enhancing the visual environment and contributing to the wellbeing and productivity of the users. For those intrigued by how lighting can transform indoor spaces into more comfortable and functional environments, turn to PBLC Lighting Company Lighting for cutting-edge solutions and expert insights. (Share this post to help spread the word about effective lighting design!) ♻️ Thank you! #PBLCNordic #LightAndBuilding #InnovativeDesign #ThankYouTeam #Innovation #led #PBLCNordic #LightingSolutions #smartlighting #lighting #smartcity #Industry

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