


With an objective to reduce the harmful effects of Glare, standards are set defining the permissible UGR for luminaires. European Standard BSEN 12464: 2002 specifies the ideal UGR<19 for Offices where reading, writing, training, meetings or computer based work are the primary tasks.


Glare is a visual sensation that occurs when two competing light sources are present simultaneously in a person’s line of vision. The main type of glare that is experienced in the offices is discomfort glare, usually caused by an overbearing back light around a computer screen or a strong overhead light. By adjusting the level of glare that is emitted by these luminaires to a more comfortable level for the eye, an optimum working environment can be achieved.
Glare can be experienced in two different ways – direct and indirect. In either cases, glare influences the human body and can result in fatigue, eye strain or even migraines.
This is defined as a situation where vision can be impaired, preventing oneself from seeing an object or completing an activity. Bright sunshine causing reflections of the windows on computer screens is one common example in workspaces.
This is used to describe times where excessive luminance results in an automatic need to look away and a feeling of discomfort.

- White powder coated CRCA housing
- Immaculate Soft – Specially designed Micro Precision Optics (MPO) diffuser which restricts the UGR<19
- High efficacy LEDs gives uniform and optimum light output
- Immaculate Smart – Integrated occupancy sensor for enhanced savings
- Compliance to IS 10322 / Part 5 / Sec 1 : 1987
- Available with DALI and Analog drivers on request
Cat No. | Power (W) ± 5% | Rated Voltage (V) | Mains Current (Amp) | Unit Weight (Kg) | Case Lot (Nos) |
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CRCO10RO33HP40UGR | 33 | 240 | 0.14 | 3.5 | 2 |
Cat No. | Power (W) ± 5% | Rated Voltage (V) | Mains Current (Amp) | Unit Weight (Kg) | Case Lot (Nos) |
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CRCO10R030TL57UGSN | 30 | 240 | 0.14 | 3.6 | 2 |