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Designed by award-winning designers Peter Stathis and Michael McCoy, the high-performance Horizon work light combines cutting-edge LED technology with a refined and elegant look to meet the needs of concentrated lighting in any environment.

Horizon‘s shape reflects the two characteristics of modern design: minimalist and organic. Stathis and McCoy used only three main components in the Horizon design: an ultra-thin rectangular base; an elegant round base; and a slim support rod for connecting the base to the base. The lens and the base surface are covered with a film-like organic skin, which avoids the damage of the overall aesthetics due to the exposure of wires and mechanical fasteners, forming a unique appearance that matches the straight line and the organic shape.

Horizon overcomes the shortcomings of most traditional LED work lights, providing bright colors and outstanding slender light distribution. Horizon uses a thin-film base to create a warm, wide-width soft light with a large number of high-intensity miniature LED lights that surround multiple layers of polycarbonate and optical film.

Horizon‘s built-in dimming control provides seven levels of illumination adjustment, allowing users to choose the most appropriate light intensity for different jobs and personal preferences. Spherical joints on the base and base of the product ensure smooth, smooth and easy positioning. The lamp head can be adjusted to all directions and different heights to meet the precise positioning requirements of the user.

According to a study conducted by Cornell University, eye fatigue is the most common health problem among office workers. A study by Brusking/Goldring found that at least 80% of office employees were exposed to at least one negative impact of inadequate lighting, and 75% of office employees wanted more control over lighting. Work lights provide users with adequate illuminance, significantly improve employee health, increase their efficiency, and reduce glare and computer vision syndromes – conditions that can cause eye strain, visual fatigue, and dry eyes Symptoms such as photosensitivity, blurred vision and headaches.

Designed to achieve superior efficiency and smooth operation throughout its life, Horizon consumes only 9 watts and is expected to last up to 50,000 hours, which means it can be used in most single-shift environments. 25 years old.

The product is highly sustainable and its advanced design minimizes the number of parts and simplifies the disassembly process – making it one of the most environmentally friendly work lights on the market.