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general overviewProtect your eyes, see details - the right light for every workplace.
general overviewArea of application: Visually impaired
For people with impaired vision, light is essential for quality of life. Very bright, glare-free, and high-contrast light noticeably improves reading, handicrafts, and everyday life.
The articulated arm stays exactly where you leave it – you have both hands on the workpiece.
Finest edges, fits and details: the magnifying lamp places shadow-free ring light directly onto the section you are inspecting.
Not just a light in a box.
We plan workplaces and rooms according to DIN EN 12464-1 - including individual workplaces.
You will speak directly with a contact person who knows our lights and understands your application.
Tested for workmanship, light quality and durability - many products are manufactured in-house.
We offer spare parts and repair service for many models - even after purchase.
Frequently asked questions about lighting for the visually impaired.
For 20 years, we have worked closely with visually impaired people and workshops for the visually impaired, developing lighting solutions tailored to their needs. Our lighting solutions aim to specifically improve the visual performance of people with visual impairments, compensate for their visual weakness, and thus enhance their quality of life. Our luminaires for the visually impaired serve as effective visual aids for everyday life and are characterized by their high illuminance, optimal glare control, and flexible adjustment options.
The right light color influences contrast and detail recognition. Warm white light (2.000 to 3.000 K) is pleasant but offers less contrast. Neutral white (3.000 to 5.000 K) is a good middle ground, while daylight white (over 5.300 K) offers the best contrast and is ideal for the visually impaired. Tunable white lights, which allow the color temperature to be adjusted, are particularly practical. This allows you to switch between warm white, neutral white, or daylight white light depending on the time of day and your needs, ensuring optimal illumination at all times.
The required illuminance for visually impaired individuals depends heavily on the type and degree of visual impairment. Generally speaking, the worse the vision, the higher the illuminance should be. We recommend at least 2.800 to 3.300 lux, and preferably more.
Flexibility is a top priority for people with visual impairments. Depending on the space, the light can be suspended from the ceiling, mounted directly at the workstation, or attached to an opposite wall. This leaves the desk free, allowing the lighting to be optimally aligned without getting in the way.
Our lights are designed so that the LED modules can be replaced, meaning you don't have to throw the light away immediately. Should your light be defective, please contact us by email, phone, or via the contact form on our website, and we will take care of it.
You can speak directly with the RMD team - Mon-Fri from 9:00 am to 18:00 pm.
