Daylight TwoSun Light Therapy & Task Lamp

TwoSun

Lightweight and portable, easily alternate between light therapy mode and task lamp mode. When you’re not using the TwoSun as an SAD light, it’s ideal for illuminating your space and reducing eyestrain when enjoying hobbies or carrying out everyday tasks. This 2-in-1 lamp has been ergonomically designed to be easy to carry with one hand and folds up compactly when not in use. The Easy Twist Shade™ allows the light to be positioned and directed exactly where you need it while the brightness of the daylight LEDs can be adjusted using the tactile 3-step dimmer button. The high quality LEDs and CRI of over 95 provide optimum light therapy and ensures accurate colour matching.

Light source: LED
Lumens: 800
Lux output at 10cm: 10,000
Lux output at 20cm: 5,000
Lux output at 30cm: 2,500
Light colour temperature: 6,000K
Energy consumption: 19W
Product colour: Black/ Silver
Product weight: 1.1kg
Cable length: 1.8m
CRI: 95+

Lightweight and portable SAD light and task lamp
Tested to Medical Safety Standard EN/IEC 60601-1
Easily alternate between light therapy mode and task lamp mode
Light therapy mode: 10,000 lux at 10cm with automatic 30 minute off timer
Easily adjust the brightness level with the 3-step dimmer button
Easy Twist Shade™ to direct the light exactly where you need it
95+ CRI provides optimum light therapy & ensures accurate colour matching
Light, portable and ergonomically designed to be easily carried with one hand

How to use TwoSun Therapy & Task Lamp:

The key factors to consider when using light therapy are Light Intensity, Distance & Time.

Intensity
To simulate the brightness of natural sunlight, we recommend using the SAD light on full brightness at arm’s length (50 – 70cm), ideally every day for minimum 30 – 60min.
With the light closer to you, a greater intensity of light reaches your eyes. If you find the light too bright, simply place the lamp further away from you while increasing your session time. Alternatively, use the dimmer to reduce the brightness and increase the session duration to ensure you’re receiving the right amount of light.

Distance
Position the light to your side, with the shade directed towards you. Be sure to keep your eyes open as the treatment will not work on closed eyes. Do not stare into the light, it is sufficient that the light reaches your eyes indirectly.

Time
Light therapy is at its most effective when used first thing in the morning. Avoid using your lamp in light therapy mode in the evening as you may have difficulty falling asleep. Your doctor can help you find the most beneficial light therapy schedule for you.