Sales Training: Tunable white solutions Lighting that is as fluid as your life.

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Sales Training: Tunable white solutions Lighting that is as fluid as your life.

Tunable white concepts in various environments Dynamics Supporting the user by providing lighting designed to support mental resources throughout the day Scene set Maximize efficiency of meeting rooms by providing preset lighting conditions tailored to common activities Personal control Providing maximum control to the user to tune the lighting to his/her needs 2

Dynamics Automatically mimic daylight patterns by adjusting color temperature and brightness levels with respect to the time of day. Visual variation Achieve more visual variation in the office by gradually changing intensity and color temperature during the day and promote employee satisfaction. In a retail environment highlight various store areas in the most visually engaging manner possible. Greater well being Being able to mimic the natural cycle of our bodies with the right light promotes increased wakefulness and greater well being. 3

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Dynamics application proof points Employees exposed to bright light during the day (TC and I) report: A higher alertness especially in the morning A higher self-rated performance Less evening fatigue Improved sleep quality Viola, 2008: Viola AU, James LM, Schlangen LJ, Dijk DJ (2008) Blue-enriched white light in the workplace improves self-reported alertness, performance and sleep quality Scand. J Work Environ. Health 34(4): Lowden 2015: The effect of high quality indoor LED lighting on visual comfort, environmental appraisal, cognitive performance and wellbeing In preparation. Rautkylä et al 2010: Rautkylä E, Puolakka M, Tetri E, Halonen L (2010) Effects of correlated colour temperature and timing of light exposure on daytime alertness in lecture environments J. Light & Vis. Env. 34(2):

Scene Set The right combination A combination of predetermined presets instantly sets the scene for room ambiance that supports the next scheduled task or spontaneous activity. By default the system offers 4 different presets - Standard, Presentation, Focus and Calm. These presets can be altered and customized to suit your unique needs. With a simple touch of a button, teachers can activate one of the presets and can easily change the lighting depending on the activity, the time of the day, or the atmosphere in the class. Focus: Bright light supports focus and concentration Calm: Warm, dimmed lighting supports creativity and cooperation Standard: Cooler tones at higher intensities for more “functional” activities Presentation: Warmer tones at lower intensities for more “emotional” activities 6

7 Standard : Cooler tones at higher intensities for more “functional” activities

Presentation: Warmer tones at lower intensities for more “emotional” activities 8

Focus: Bright light supports focus and concentration 9

Calm: Warm, dimmed lighting supports creativity and cooperation 10

Scene set the benefits Increased space usage Flexibility in ambiance setting gives the opportunity to use the same space for different activities Increased satisfaction Teachers are supported in teaching and class management, while students are motivated by the variations in atmosphere Optimum performance Illumination that allows employees to focus on the task at hand Enhance collaboration Collaboration can happen on many different levels, from having informal conversations to in-depth discussions. 11

12 Personal control Maximum flexibility Choose the color temperature Personal preferences vary widely. Personal control allows employees to choose their preferred color temperature from warm white (2700K) to cool white (6500K) Choose the brightness Different activities require different levels of illumination. Change the intensity levels within a selected color temperature. Override feature Override the presets and achieve more granular control by altering color temperatures and intensity levels separately. Default Settings for Antumbra Display Two pages – one with simple presets and the other with flexible options Up to 16 pages can be supported Other Anutmbra options – button panel or a touch panel

Personal control the benefits Visual Comfort personal control allows us to create the most preferred task illumination for each individual resulting less fatigue at the end of the day Qualitative research confirms that personalized light tones and intensities leads to optimal visual comfort 1 Productivity Personal control leads to higher job satisfaction 2, improved mood and comfort 3 ; higher perceived productivity 4 13 Source: 1 internal Philips research 2 Lee and Brand 2005; HermanMiller Newsham, Bordass, 1993

Personal control with style and function Philips Antumbra keypad offers multiple dynamic and static lighting scenes to enhance and personalize the user experience.

Tunable White application examples

Create engaging work spaces The need for flexibility to support all activities and types of workers: generation X, Y, Z Different working styles and needs Digital revolution, mobile working, and emphasis on screen work Need to stimulate productivity and wellbeing Reduction of the office area available per employee while maintaining a high job satisfaction Being attractive to work for, increasing employee retention rate 16

People who appraise their lighting as good will also appraise the room as more attractive, be in a more pleasant mood, be more satisfied with the work environment, and more engaged in their work.” Extract from: “Linking Lighting Appraisals to Work Behaviors” Jennifer A. Veitch, Mariska G. M. Stokkermans and Guy R. Newsham Environment and Behavior2Ol3 45: 198 originally published online 16 September

Unlock student potential Children and adolescents are exposed to a high-performing culture They are exposed to different stimuli, distracted by social media and busier than ever Young people spend a lot of time indoors Students have behavioral issues like lack of concentration and sleep deprivation Teachers need to control group dynamics, capture students’ attention, and manage behavioral outbursts 18

Deliver high quality care environments As many as 20% of teenagers report a lifetime prevalence of depression 1 Almost 50% of the elderly population suffer from sleep disorders 2 Morning sunlight reduces length of hospitalization for bipolar depression Patients getting more sunlight experience less stress and lower analgesic medication use 3 Incidence of delirium was almost 3x higher in a room without visible daylight 4 1 Bansal V, Neikrug AB Walch JM Richard L Miller

20 Distinguish the retail experience Ability to instantly change lighting ambiances to align with merchandising, seasons, special events. Allowing customers to view merchandise under varying light conditions.

21 Only Compatible with Philips Controls Luminaires not to be sold individually Requires onsite commissioning Up to 192 drivers supported with single load controller Only Compatible with Philips Controls Luminaires not to be sold individually Requires onsite commissioning Up to 192 drivers supported with single load controller How it works

22 Additional Information Link to Vanity URL eCat landing pages: Tunable White General: white.html#!f=%40Category%3aControls+Indoorhttp:// white.html#!f=%40Category%3aControls+Indoor ClearAppeal Softrace EvoGrid LyteProfile FloatPlane BoldPlay