The TIGNUM table lamp represents an elegant addition to any officeenvironment. The appearance of the product is dominated by the clean, straight lines of a housing that seems to float centrally over a desk that is carefully illuminated with efficient and glare-free neutral white LED light. The sketches of Graz-based designers  Benjamin und Markus Pernthaler were immediately characterised by rigid lines and an extremely flat design, thanks in no small part to the inclusion of an external mains adapter. The blend of purist design and powder-coated aluminium profile conveys a clear feeling of quality. Both the luminous efficiency of 85 lm/W and the superior functionality of TIGNUM push the established boundaries, whilst the sleek haptic rotary control adds intuitive handling and the option of stepless dimming. The adjustable lighting element, measuring 107 centimetres in length, can also be slid horizontally to achieve the optimum positioning for every workplace.

The homogeneous dissolution of the individual LED points with a colour temperature of 4000 K and a colour rendering index of Ra > 80, the innovative lens optics to direct the light and the specially coated reflectors all combine to ensure ergonomic working light of the very highest quality. The reduced luminance also makes the lamp ideal for use with screens and tablets.

(R)evolution of an established concept

The TIGNUM table lamp revisits the concept of deliberately separating the ergonomic workplace illumination from the ambient lighting. This method is now very much in line with modern thinking and guarantees a two-fold benefit - standards-compliant levels of illuminance that are delivered precisely and directly onto the visual task area. This also means that considerably less energy is required than for a room-based solution with uniform levels of brightness. As initial calculations have shown, energy efficiency can be improved by around 30 percent with the help of the direct element for workplace lighting.

In addition, the defined distribution of direct light on the working plane creates a pleasant atmosphere, which gently relaxes the strict uniformity of modern open-plan offices with a series of light zones. Employees can also alter the lighting to reflect their individual requirements, helping to meet the varied demands of modern office life, where computers, tablets, paperwork, meetings and presentations all feature on a daily basis. Adjusting the lighting leads to an improved feeling of wellbeing and even greater energy efficiency, as TIGNUM is only used as and when required.