procognitive LED lighting
The sun’s energy for work, health and vitality
Spectrasol brings a patented LED lighting solution that produces lighting closest to sunlight, benefiting our health, energy and vitality.
effects of procognitive light
Increased productivity, better sleep, improved mental well-being, eyesight and overall health
Spectrasol technology
We learn from the sun. Our light mimics the sun in its balanced spectral composition and effects
Spectrasol’s patented procognitive LED lighting comes closest to natural daylight of all the artificial light sources on the market. It brings the biological effects of natural daylight important for the body to the interiors of buildings, while at the same time providing superior visual comfort and energy efficiency.
applications / environment
Whenever you need to be focused, vigorous, cool
Schools and education
Work areas
24/7 workplace
Healthcare
Security and defence
Phototherapy
SPECTRASOL SUPPORT
For architects and designers
Spectrasol in the media
News
News from the world of procognitive lighting
Daylight even without windows: pro-cognitive lighting improves the working environment at Thermo Fisher Scientific
How can we ensure healthy light where natural sunlight has no chance to penetrate? At the Brno branch of Thermo Fisher Scientific, they found the answer — by installing Spectrasol pro-cognitive LED lighting. The project, which started as an experiment in one office,...
New German DIN standard: light that safeguards human health
One of the countries that takes the issue of lighting seriously is Germany, where in August 2025 a new standard, DIN 5031-100, was officially approved. Its goal is to ensure that interiors are not only well-lit, but that the chosen light also supports health and...
From the perspective of Spectrasol: Conference Light, Darkness, Life
At Spectrasol, we live by light and closely follow developments in this field. That is why we could not miss the conference *Light, Darkness, Life 2025: The Path to Change*, which took place on September 11, 2025, at the National Technical Library in Prague’s Dejvice...
