UGR belongs to an installation
A UGR<19 product option supports a low-glare scheme, but the calculated result also depends on room geometry, spacing, surface reflectance and viewing position.
Visual-comfort-led panel selection
Low-glare LED panels
Compare UGR<19 and LG7-focused panel families for offices, education and healthcare. Start with the room, ceiling and lighting layout—not a glare badge in isolation.
Qualified families4 panel routes
Existing search visibility82 GSC impressions
Construction choicesEdge · Back · Direct/indirect
Specification scopeCompare glare-relevant evidence and narrow the suitable catalogue families before completing the room calculation.
Room brief
Put visual comfort in context
This interaction collects the inputs a useful low-glare page needs before presenting a shortlist.
Panel selection toolStart with the room, then test the product evidence
The selector combines application, visual-comfort priority and services to produce a practical first shortlist.
Where is the panel going?
What leads the brief?
What services are required?
The answer layer
What “low glare” does—and does not—tell you
This is where the page earns its place: it resolves the interpretation behind the query before showing products.
Panels are not interchangeable
Edge-lit, back-lit and direct/indirect constructions create different visual and technical propositions. The right comparison goes beyond the 600 × 600 footprint.
Confirm the complete ceiling build-up
Ceiling module, driver position, control protocol and emergency arrangement should be coordinated before the final product code is selected.
Performance-led comparison
Four low-glare panel approaches
The table exposes meaningful differences instead of repeating four near-identical product summaries.
| Family | Construction and format | Visual-comfort evidence | Published output span | Useful option evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edge-Lite | Edge-lit · 595 × 595 mm | UGR<19 | 3,400–4,700 lm | DALI · Casambi · Emergency |
| Lucid | Recessed · 600 × 600 mm | UGR<19 · LG7-certified | 2,700–3,900 lm | DALI · Casambi · Emergency |
| Luminate | Direct/indirect · 600 × 600 mm | LG7-focused low-glare versions | 3,025–5,100 lm | DALI · Casambi · Emergency |
| Aurora | Back-lit · 600 × 600 mm | UGR<19 · TP(a) | Needs confirmation | Up to 134.7 lm/W · DALI · Sensor |
Edge-lit · UGR<19
Edge-Lite
595 × 595 mm panel family with low-glare, control and emergency variants.
- Output 3,400–4,700 lm
- CCT 3000K · 4000K
Recessed · LG7
Lucid
600 × 600 mm recessed panel with UGR<19 and LG7-certified catalogue evidence.
- Output 2,700–3,900 lm
- CCT 3000K · 4000K
UK-made · Direct/indirect
Luminate
600 × 600 mm panel family with microprism optics and LG7-focused low-glare versions.
- Output 3,025–5,100 lm
- CCT 3000K · 4000K
Back-lit · TP(a)
Aurora
600 × 600 mm back-lit panel with a UGR<19 option and TP(a) diffuser evidence.
- Efficacy Up to 134.7 lm/W
- CCT Needs confirmation
Page-specific depth
A performance page should explain performance
This route owns the low-glare decision. It interprets UGR claims, compares panel construction and gathers room inputs; the broad LED panel page remains the complete category overview.
- Only families with documented low-glare evidence enter the comparison.
- No product badge is presented as proof of the finished room result.
- Unknown data is labelled for confirmation rather than inferred.
- Detailed model codes and electrical data stay on the product route.
Specification hand-off
Send the room, ceiling and target illuminance
We can help turn the brief into a confirmed panel family, layout and control arrangement.