New Free Design Guide Helps Engineers, Buyers Specify Proper Task Lighting

Natick, Mass. – April 9, 2007 – A new, free, task lighting design guide is available for engineers and buyers responsible for providing proper task lighting in the work environment. The design guide is available free for download at: http://www.sunnex-task-lighting.com, from Sunnex, a leading manufacturer and distributor of industrial task lights.

Designed correctly, task lighting can become a good long-term investment that pays dividends on the job site every day. Proper task lights delivering the correct illumination helps to reduce user fatigue, increase individual efficiency and line productivity, and improve safety.

But designers who must apply – or buyers who must specify, set up and use – task lighting face a number of challenges and need to consider numerous factors in designing and implementing a solution.

Sunnex’s free guide, titled “Task Lighting Design Guide: A Resource Document for Engineers and Buyers,” can help.

The 16-page design guide provides step-by-step how-to information to enable designers and buyers to analyze a specific work task, environment, and lighting needs, to specify and select the proper task lighting solution for the application. Its contents include:
• Understanding the importance of good task lighting
• Recognizing the facts of light
• Selecting the right source
• Addressing special considerations
• Specifying technical features and options

The design guide draws on Sunnex’s more than 30 years of industry experience as a leading designer and manufacturer of durable and robust task lights, industrial lighting, machine lights, and OEM and custom design specialty lighting. The ISO 9001-certified company is headquartered in Natick, Mass. with sales and service representatives located worldwide.

Download “Task Lighting Design Guide: A Resource Document for Engineers and Buyer,” free at: http://www.sunnex-task-lighting.com. Or for more information, visit the Sunnex website at www.sunnexonline.com, or call 1-508-651-0009, or toll-free 1-800-445-7869.