Hubbell Lighting’s SpectraSync Color Tuning Technology

Hubbell

February 20, 2018

SpectraSync Color Tuning Technology enables dynamic control over the lighting of indoor spaces. Studies suggest that the discerning control of lighting spectrum and intensity over time can potentially enhance human health, behavior and our general sense of well-being.

SpectraSync capitalizes on the innate, biophilic human need for the comfort derived through connection with familiar, natural environments, potentially leading to improved productivity and stress reduction. Our goal is to equip lighting professionals with the tools needed to implement human-centric strategies that promote wellness and balance.

Control your space based on the needs of the application, specific activities throughout the day and preferences of the occupants with three distinct SpectraSync Color Tuning Technologies; Dim to Warm, Tunable White and Scheduled White.

For more information, please see the SpectraSync brochure (PR1100)

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