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Lighting for The Planet

Tamlite Lighting has a vested interest in promoting good sustainability practice within the company and the wider lighting industry. As one of the largest privately-owned UK manufacturers, we have a responsibility to ensure our processes, technologies and products are in line with our commitment to ensuring a healthy planet for all.

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Lighting for Wellbeing

The business case for wellbeing is wholly compelling. Physical and mental health benefits, staff retention, improved image and brand, and tangible improvements to productivity all contribute to an improved bottom line. Lighting for wellbeing means lighting for a living – a belief which Tamlite lives by.

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Vision Lighting Controls

Tamlite Vision systems utilise the latest in occupancy sensing and daylight dimming technology to light your space the way you want it. Through the use of PIR and microwave sensors, the output of Tamlite luminaires can be managed to reduce the time of use.

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The T-Word Blog

The T-Word is a new resource, set up to provide a brief overview on lighting terminology, legislation and best practice, answering commonly-asked questions about key topics in the lighting industry. It will be regularly updated with insightful, relevant content.

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Lighting for the NHS

As one of the most iconic British institutions, the NHS cares for millions of patients every year, with over 15 million A&E attendances and more than 300 million GP visits. The NHS employs over 1 million people throughout its 233 trusts, a combination of medical staff, managements and custodial among others. NHS facilities are about the people inside them, and Tamlite Lighting is proud to be a part of creating the right environment for everyone in an NHS building.

Lighting for healthcare facilities needs to enable workers to carry out their jobs effectively, create a comforting environment for patients and visitors, and to minimise ongoing energy and maintenance costs – allowing more funding to provide the best patient care. Take a look at Tamlite’s range of lighting solutions for NHS facilities, from hospitals and treatment rooms to mental health and community centres.

Lighting for NHS Hospitals

Tamlite delivers lighting solutions for large hospitals, creating the best possible environment to aid patient recovery, with clear, crisp illumination to enhance visitor wellbeing and staff focus.

From receptions and corridors to waiting rooms and inpatient wards, Tamlite’s extensive portfolio of luminaires ensures the right solution for each application.

Crawley Hospital Case Study

Lighting for Treatment Centres

Tamlite understands that in treatment rooms and surgeries, staff concentration is absolutely critical. In order to deliver the most effective care, medical staff must be able to both see and think clearly.

Poor lighting can hamper worker focus and performance. Tamlite creates lighting solutions that seamlessly integrate with the room, allowing you to focus without distraction.

Hinchingbrooke Hospital Case Study

Mental Health Lighting

The impact of light and the world around has measurable impacts on our mental health. In dedicated NHS mental health centres, the benefits of a quality lighting system are even more pronounced.

Creating a comfortable space for patients and visitors in mental health facilities is the top priority, ensuring they feel calm and content whilst they are waiting or being treated.

Maple Leaf Centre Case Study

Lighting for Community Hospitals

Tamlite has experience in delivering outstanding lighting for smaller NHS facilities, including local community hospitals.

Although on a smaller scale, patient requirements are no different, and Tamlite designs and manufactures lighting solutions to create the ideal environment to provide excellent patient care.

Leominster Community Hospital Case Study