Five reasons to choose OptiLumo luminaires for professional kitchens

Good lighting is of paramount importance to kitchen staff, as it directly impacts occupational safety, work efficiency, and well-being. Adequate and correctly directed lighting reduces the risk of occupational accidents, such as those associated with knife handling and working with hot surfaces. When the light is evenly distributed over the workstation, and there is no glare, even a long working day does not strain the eyes. OptiLumo luminaires for hoods and ventilation ceilings are perfect for professional kitchens and offer particularly suitable lighting for kitchens and the ideal color temperature for cooking.

Here are five reasons why you should invest in lighting and choose OptiLumo:

1. Top-notch lighting performance

OptiLumo guarantees high light output and an excellent color rendering index of 95 CRI, which improves working conditions and ensures natural color rendering.

2. Intelligently Directed Light

The special lens solution for the lights directs the light precisely where needed, ensuring glare-free and efficient lightning.

3. Reliable and durable

The IP56 construction is resistant to moisture, steam, and grease, which makes OptiLumo an ideal choice for professional kitchens and other demanding spaces.

4. Fully adjustable power

DALI and SwitchDIM features are standard on the luminaires, allowing you to adjust the light from 0% to 100% to suit your needs.

5. Accurate design and simulation

OptiLumo can be simulated with the DiaLUX software and meets the industry’s key standards (EN 12464-1:2001, EN 12464-2:2014, EN 15193:2008, DIN V 18599:2007, CIE 97:2005, CIE 154:2003), which ensures the optimal lighting solution for each site.

 

The luminaires of the hoods and ventilation ceilings have been simulated with the DiaLux software

The following figure shows the simulation result when using a two-meter-long hood with an Optilumo luminaire and at 100% power in a 15 m x 15 m sized kitchen. The simulation also considers the periphery of the workstation and the surrounding space. The simulation shows that the requirements of the EN 12646 standard are met excellently. The average illuminance of the area is 1025 lux. The standard requirement is 500 lux in the working area in professional kitchens.

 

All Optilums have DALI/SwitchDIM function as standard. In other words, the lighting power can be adjusted continuously. The following figure shows the simulation result when the lights are dimmed to 40%, which is the lowest level that still meets the 500 lx requirement of the standard.

 

 


OptiLumo luminaires for professional kitchens

  • 10-year warranty
  • IP65 Grade Tightness
  • Key Flag Product
  • For hoods and ventilation ceilings
  • Sized according to the size of the hood

Contact Climecon’s professional kitchen design service

News

Top-quality indoor climate through smart choices – insights from Engineering Company Lappialämpö

According to Tero Lehtola, CEO of Lappialämpö, the indoor climate quality can be influenced surprisingly much even by the choice of diffusers. In Lappialämpö’s projects, the combination of HRV units, duct coils, and our RINO and LINE diffusers forms an effective system that ensures an even, draft-free indoor climate—just as it should be in comfortable, functional spaces. Lappialämpö Oy is a reliable full-service building services engineering company in the Lapland region, with a particular strength in high-quality, comprehensive HVAC design.

Read more

Get to know: Sales Manager Veli-Matti Piispanen

A favorite among customers, Veli-Matti knows snow and rain covers, roof hoods, and hoods like the back of his hand. Veli-Matti, or Velsu as he’s known to friends, has been working at Climecon since 1999. In addition to his sales role, he also helps manage products for snow and rain covers, and roof hoods together with the Product Manager. His enthusiasm for his work is as strong as it was at the start of his career, and as a thrill-seeker, Velsu is always ready for new adventures.

Read more

Manage life cycle costs effectively – energy-saving smart ventilation

The costs of a construction project do not end when the building site is completed. The real expenses accumulate over the entire lifecycle of the building: from energy use, maintenance, and the lifespan of the systems. When new systems are put out to tender, the purchase price alone does not reveal the total cost of the investment. The Life Cycle Costs show which solution is truly sensible both economically and environmentally. When solutions are designed to be long-lasting and energy-efficient, the building consumes less energy, emissions decrease, and indoor air quality remains high year after year.

Read more