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The ideal office lamp: lighting solutions for productivity and well-being

At WeberBÜRO, we know that the right lighting is much more than just a light source. A well-chosen office lamp can contribute significantly to your productivity, well-being, and health in the workplace. Since our founding in 1994, we have been your reliable partner for high-quality officefurniture and workplace solutions. This naturally includes the perfect office lighting, optimally tailored to your individual needs. With over 20,000 products in our range, you will find the right office lamp for every requirement, harmoniously combining aesthetics and functionality.

Why the right office lamp is crucial

The importance of a suitable office lamp is often underestimated. But poor lighting can have far-reaching negative consequences: eye strain, headaches, difficulty concentrating, and even posture problems can result. In contrast, well-designed office lighting promotes alertness, improves mood, and increases efficiency. Especially in times when many people are working from home, it is more important than ever to use professional office lighting at home.

At WeberBÜRO, we value holistic concepts. An ergonomic office lamp is an indispensable component alongside height-adjustable desks such as our TELDRA models and ergonomic office chairs. This is the only way to create a working environment that protects your health and promotes your performance.

Types of office lamps: Find the right solution

There is a wide range of office lamps to choose from, and each type has its own specific advantages. We help you keep track of the options and find the ideal lighting for your working environment.

Desk lamps: Precise lighting for

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workspace

Desk lamps are the classic office lamps for individual workspaces. They provide direct, glare-free lighting exactly where you need it. Modern desk lamps often offer flexible settings, dimmable functions, and different color temperatures to adapt the light to different tasks and times of day. Many of our models are equipped with efficient LED technology, which ensures a long service life and low energy consumption.

Ceiling lamps and uplights: Basic lighting for the entire office

Ceiling lamps and uplights are indispensable for basic lighting in the office. They ensure uniform brightness in the room and reduce shadows. Uplights, which cast their light indirectly onto the ceiling, create a particularly pleasant and glare-free atmosphere. When choosing a ceiling lamp for the office, it is important to ensure good light distribution and sufficient brightness in order to illuminate the entire room optimally. Here, too, we rely on energy-efficient LED solutions.

Floor lamps: flexibility and atmosphere

Floor lamps are an excellent addition to basic and workplace lighting. They can be positioned flexibly and used both as a direct light source and for atmospheric indirect lighting. Some floor lamps are designed specifically for office workstations and offer a combination of uplight (indirect light upwards) and downlight (direct light downwards) to ensure optimal illumination without annoying reflections.

Wall lamps and pendant lamps: design and function

Wall lamps can Set specific accents and highlight certain areas. Pendant lights are particularly well suited above conference tables or larger work surfaces, where they provide effective illumination from above. When choosing pendant lights for your office, make sure they are at the right height and do not cause glare.

What to look for when choosing your office lamp

A good office lamp meets various criteria that go beyond mere brightness. We summarize the most important aspects you should consider when making your purchase decision.

Illuminance (lux)

Illuminance is measured in lux and indicates how much light falls on a given area. For offices, the DIN EN 12464-1 standard recommends an illuminance of at least 500 lux at the workplace. This ensures that you have sufficient light for demanding visual tasks.

Color temperature (Kelvin)

The color temperature, measured in Kelvin (K), influences the effect of the light. Warm white light (below 3,300 K) has a cozy and relaxing effect, while neutral white light (3,300–5,300 K) is ideal for concentrated work. Cool white light (above 5,300 K) promotes alertness and is often used in areas with high precision requirements. For office lamps, we generally recommend neutral white light or dimmable models with adjustable color temperature.

Color rendering index (CRI/Ra)

The color rendering index (CRI or Ra) describes how true to life colors appear under a light source. A high CRI value (ideally above Ra 80 for offices) is important for seeing colors realistically, which is particularly relevant when working with graphics or colored documents. A high-quality office lamp is characterized by a good CRI.

Glare-free and anti-glare

Glare is a common problem in offices and can lead to eye irritation and headaches. A good office lamp should therefore be glare-free. This is achieved through special optics, reflectors, or diffusers. Look for UGR (Unified Glare Rating) values below 19 for computer workstations to ensure optimal glare control.

Energy efficiency: LED office lamps as standard

. Modern office lamps rely almost exclusively on LED technology. LEDs are extremely energy-efficient, durable, and low-maintenance. This not only protects the environment but also significantly reduces your operating costs. At WeberBÜRO, you will find a large selection of energy-efficient LED office lamps that meet the latest standards.

Innovative features for your office lamp

Modern office lamps offer a variety of smart features that make everyday work even more pleasant and efficient.

Dimmability and color temperature adjustment

Many of our office lamps are dimmable, allowing you to adjust the brightness to suit your individual needs. In addition, some models offer the option of changing the color temperature (Tunable White). This allows you to use an energizing cool white light in the morning and switch to a more relaxing neutral white light in the afternoon.

Motion and daylight sensors

Smart sensors in your office lamp can further increase comfort and energy efficiency. Motion sensors automatically turn the light on when you enter the room and off again when no one is present. Daylight sensors automatically adjust the brightness of the office lamp to the available natural light, ensuring constant and optimal lighting at all times.

Human Centric Lighting (HCL)

Human Centric Lighting (HCL) is a lighting concept that mimics the natural course of daylight and has positive can affect the human biorhythm. By adjusting brightness and color temperature throughout the day, HCL can promote concentration, improve mood, and even stabilize the sleep-wake cycle. We would be happy to advise you on HCL solutions for your office lighting.

Office lighting for different work areas

The requirements for office lighting vary depending on the type of office and the activities carried out. We offer tailor-made solutions for every area.

Office lamps for individual

offices Individual offices offer the greatest freedom when it comes to designing your lighting. Here, you can use a combination of desk lamps, ceiling lamps, and possibly a floor lamp to create a flexible and personalized lighting atmosphere. Make sure you choose an office lamp that fits in well with the overall look of your office interior.

Office lamps for open-plan offices and open-space concepts

In open-plan offices, careful lighting planning is particularly important to avoid glare and ensure that everyone has the best possible office lamp. Grid lights, strip lights, or even floor lamps with indirect lighting are often used here. Acoustic solutions also play an important role in open-plan offices and can often be combined with lighting elements.

Office lamps in the home office

The home office requires an office lamp that meets the requirements of a professional workplace but also fits in with the home atmosphere. A high-quality desk lamp is often the first choice here, supplemented by good general lighting

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Frequently asked questions about office lamps

What illuminance is recommended for an office lamp?

For an office lamp at a computer workstation, an illuminance of at least 500 lux is recommended to ensure optimal working conditions and prevent eye strain.

What color temperature should an office lamp have?

A color temperature in the neutral white range (approx. 4,000 K) is ideal for concentrated work. Some modern office lamps also offer the option of adjusting the color temperature (Tunable White) to suit individual needs and the time of day.

Are LED office lamps really better?

Yes, LED office lamps are the best choice due to their high energy efficiency, long service life, and low heat generation. You save on operating costs and they are more environmentally friendly than conventional light sources. Our selection includes only modern LED solutions.

How can I avoid glare from my office lamp?

To avoid glare, you should look for office lamps with good glare control (UGR value below 19 for computer workstations). Indirect lighting, special optics, and correct positioning of the luminaire also help to minimize glare.

Does WeberBÜRO also offer office lighting design?

Yes, as your expert for holistic office solutions, we also offer detailed lighting design for your office as part of our planning services. We provide comprehensive advice on which office lamp is best suited to your premises and work processes.