Why LED Panel Lights are Best For Hospital Lighting?
                     How
LED Panel Lights
Are Changing The Way 
Hospitals Provide Healthcare?
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How LED Panel Lights Are Changing The Way Hospitals 
Provide Healthcare?
This presentation is solely dedicated to healthcare providers for whom a smart lighting 
solution can play a great role in providing quality services to patients. The LED Panel L
ights being superior in light output than the traditionally used hospital lights -- 
fluorescent lights -- are not just changing the way patients feel better by having the 
right kind of hospital ambience and care but a dynamic working environment for the 
hospital staff workers too. From special clinics for out patients to operation theatres for 
in-patients and from ICUs to pharmacy centers, lighting through LED panels can lead to 
cost-effectiveness for the hospital management system.   
With LED panels coming in 2x2 and 2x4 sizes, the design offers a multitude of benefits 
in absence of which the hospital providers may remain deprived of quality lighting. The 
previous records tell us that hospitals couldn’t have the advantage of current day LED-
based lights and hence had to suffer the woes of bad lighting received through 
traditional light sources. Also, it can be noticed that a lot of healthcare providers do not 
yet show interest in knowing and understanding the light sources in detail. It is with 
such concern that it becomes important to highlight a bit on the hospital lighting 
requirement and talk about the benefits of LED panel lights both at the same time.
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LED Panel Lights and Hospital Lighting Requirements
The Levels of Light Output  
Right from outdoor landscape to the interiors of any hospital, the normal lux 
requirements for any hospital can range from 30 lux levels for the hospital outdoor to 
500 lux in the interior areas. With LED panels having the capacity to deliver 4000-8000 
lumens, which means up to 8000 lux levels can be achieved through LED panel lights, 
where 1 lux can illuminate 1 sq. meter of surface area. You should know then, how 
bright these lights are.
Ambient Lighting, Task Lighting
If hospitals need bright and welcoming lights in their exteriors, there’s a need for 
ambient and task lighting in the interior areas as well. The lighting specialists 
recommend a mix and match of LED flood lights and LED panel lights, where flood lights 
can pave the way to general purpose lighting in hospital parking lots and landscapes, 
and on the other hand, LED panel lights can create a change in ambience by lifting the 
moods of patients and at the same time enable the  hospital workers to accomplish their 
tasks with precision and finesse as per the requirements of the tasks. The LED panel 
lights being available in 4000K (neutral white light), 5000K (neutral white-daywhite 
light) and 6500K (cool white light) provide options to fulfill all kinds of hospital lighting 
requirements.
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LED Panel Lights and Hospital Lighting Requirements
Glare-Free Lighting, Flicker-Free Lighting, Hazard-Free Lighting 
Hospitals in overall need lights that can cause minimum amount of glare so as to not 
cause inconvenience to the patients and visitors alike. At the same time, there shouldn’t 
be any kind of light that flickers as this can cause a lot of eye-strain on patients. 
Additionally, if the lights are free from hazardous chemicals such as mercury and 
infrared or ultraviolet radiation, nothing better than that as that can cause serious skin 
and eye ailments. The LED panels have all of these features and thus beat the 
traditional fluorescent lights, with fluorescent lights flickering and also containing 
mercury and UV-filled light beam.
Energy-Efficient Lighting
The statistics reveal hospitals consume plenty of power to have inflated energy bills to 
be ultimately paid for by the patients. If the hospitals make use of LED panel lights, not 
only the hospitals incur a lower replacement and maintenance costs, but patients 
receive affordable in-hospital healthcare treatment. 
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Conclusion
The hospitals other than availing the above features by having LED panel lights installed 
can  also undertake ‘íntelligent lighting control’ options as that will further add to 
already existing energy-saving lighting options. The use of dimmers and motion sensors 
will entail a heightened sense of security in both outdoor and indoor patients.
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