{"id":2417,"date":"2025-12-15T02:13:03","date_gmt":"2025-12-15T02:13:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lightingrecipe.com\/?p=2417"},"modified":"2025-12-15T02:14:57","modified_gmt":"2025-12-15T02:14:57","slug":"die-anbieter-von-beleuchtungssystemen-mussen-ebenfalls-handeln-denn-wenn-die-steuerlogik-in-der-alten-ara-stecken-bleibt-wird-sie-nicht-in-der-lage-sein-die-nachste-welle-der-hkl-nachfrage-zu-unter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lightingrecipe.com\/de\/lighting-system-providers-must-act-as-well-if-control-logic-remains-stuck-in-the-previous-era-it-will-not-be-able-to-support-the-next-wave-of-hcl-demand\/","title":{"rendered":"Auch die Anbieter von Beleuchtungssystemen m\u00fcssen handeln: Wenn die Steuerungslogik in der alten \u00c4ra stecken bleibt, wird sie nicht in der Lage sein, die n\u00e4chste Welle der HCL-Nachfrage zu unterst\u00fctzen"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Im vorigen Artikel haben wir eine Einladung geschrieben, die sich an Anbieter von Designtools<\/em> wie DIALux und Cohoom:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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IWenn sie sich nicht auf HCL einlassen, wird es f\u00fcr Designer schwierig sein, die Idee, \u201cLicht zu gestalten, das den Menschen w\u00e4hrend seines gesamten Lebens unterst\u00fctzt\u201d, wirklich umzusetzen.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

Doch selbst wenn die Designer mit besseren Werkzeugen ausgestattet und in der Lage sind, wissenschaftlich fundiertere HCL-L\u00f6sungen zu entwickeln, wenn die Steuerungssysteme nur grundlegende Funktionen wie \u201cEin\/Aus, Dimmen und Zeitplanung\u201d unterst\u00fctzen, bleibt all dies theoretisch und auf Pr\u00e4sentationen beschr\u00e4nkt.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In diesem Artikel wollen wir eine ernsthafte Diskussion f\u00fchren mit Anbieter von Beleuchtungssystemen<\/strong> \u00fcber mehrere Schl\u00fcsselfragen:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  • Warum die meiste bestehende Systemlogik nicht f\u00fcr HCL geeignet ist;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  • Welche Kernfunktionen ein System haben muss, das HCL wirklich unterst\u00fctzt;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  • Wie sich Anbieter von Beleuchtungssystemen innerhalb von 1-2 Jahren von \u201cSteuerungslieferanten\u201d zu \u201cLichtumgebungs-Betriebsplattformen\u201d entwickeln k\u00f6nnen;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  • und was LRS gemeinsam mit Ihnen tun kann.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
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    I. Die heutige Systemlogik steckt noch in der \u00c4ra von \u201cKan\u00e4len + Zeitplanung + Energieeinsparung\u201d fest\u201d<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

    Lassen Sie uns zun\u00e4chst ehrlich beschreiben, wie die Steuerungslogik in vielen typischen Projekten heute aussieht:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    • Stromkreisgruppierung \u2192 Wandtafeln \u2192 Szene 1 \/ 2 \/ 3 \/ Alles Ein \/ Alles Aus;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
    • F\u00fcgen Sie ein paar Sensoren hinzu: Licht an, wenn jemand kommt, Licht aus, wenn er geht;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
    • F\u00fcgen Sie eine Zeitplanung hinzu: Licht an bei Arbeitsbeginn, aus nach Feierabend;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
    • F\u00fcgen Sie allenfalls einen zus\u00e4tzlichen \u201cEnergiesparmodus\u201d oder \u201cDemomodus\u201d hinzu.\u201d<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

      All dies hat sicherlich seinen Wert. Wenn man es jedoch in einen HCL-Kontext stellt, tauchen sofort drei grundlegende Probleme auf.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      1. Das System wei\u00df nicht, \u201cf\u00fcr wen dieses Licht ist\u201d.\u201d<\/strong>
      Ein Klassenzimmer in einer Grundschule, ein Gro\u00dfraumb\u00fcro, ein Nachtarbeitsplatz einer Krankenschwester und ein Schlafzimmer in einer Seniorenwohnung werden nach der derzeitigen Systemlogik oft einfach als \u201cR\u00e4ume mit leicht unterschiedlichen Beleuchtungsst\u00e4rken\u201d behandelt, anstatt als Umgebungen, die Menschen mit v\u00f6llig unterschiedlichen zirkadianen und physiologischen Bed\u00fcrfnissen dienen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      2. Das System wei\u00df nicht, \u201cwelcher Akt des Tages es ist\u201d.\u201d<\/strong>
      Viele Systeme k\u00f6nnen so eingestellt werden, dass sie sich um 8 Uhr morgens einschalten und um 22 Uhr abends wieder ausschalten, aber ihnen fehlt eine echte zeitbasiertes Szenenkontinuum<\/em>, wie zum Beispiel:
      Aktivierung am Morgen \/ Konzentration am sp\u00e4ten Vormittag \/ Aufrechterhaltung am Nachmittag \/ Abbau am Abend \/ Reduzierung der Dosis vor dem Schlafengehen \/ sichere Bewegung in der Nacht.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      Infolgedessen werden die so genannten \u201cHCL-Szenen\u201d auf diese reduziert:
      tags\u00fcber heller, nachts dunkler; k\u00fchlere oder w\u00e4rmere CCT - ohne einen wissenschaftlich erarbeiteten Plan f\u00fcr die Beleuchtungsdosis.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      3. Das System wei\u00df nicht, \u201cwie weit das aktuelle Licht vom Ziel entfernt ist\u201d.\u201d<\/strong>
      Die meisten Systeme sind nur f\u00fcr die \u201cAusgabe eines Dimmwertes entsprechend einer Szene\u201d zust\u00e4ndig, haben aber kein Bewusstsein daf\u00fcr:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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      • Das ungef\u00e4hre Eh \/ Ev an kritischen Punkten;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
      • Ob EML oder m-EDI die angestrebten Ziele erreicht;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
      • oder ob Flimmern und Kontrast in einem sicheren und angenehmen Bereich liegen.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

        Sobald die Leuchten altern oder sich die Raumnutzung \u00e4ndert, ist das System nicht mehr in der Lage, sich selbst zu kalibrieren, geschweige denn, irgendeine Form der Regelung vorzunehmen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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        Mit anderen Worten: Die meisten Beleuchtungssysteme funktionieren heute im Wesentlichen noch als \u201cintelligente Schalter\u201d und nicht als gesundheitsorientierte Infrastruktur, die die Lichtdosierung steuert und die biologischen Rhythmen des Menschen unterst\u00fctzt.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

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        II. Welche Kernf\u00e4higkeiten muss ein System haben, das HCL wirklich unterst\u00fctzt?<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

        Basierend auf den Erfahrungen von LRS in Projekten und Messungen vor Ort muss ein f\u00fcr HCL und LaaS (Light as a Service) konzipiertes System mindestens die folgenden Leistungsebenen aufweisen:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

        1. Upgrade von einer \u201cKanalsteuerung\u201d zu einer \u201cSzenen-Engine\u201d.\u201d<\/strong>
        Bei der Planung und Inbetriebnahme sollte sich die Diskussion nicht mehr um \u201cKanal 1 bei 80%, Kanal 2 bei 40%\u201d drehen, sondern sich auf Folgendes konzentrieren:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

          \n
        • Die Ziel Eh \/ Ev \/ CCT \/ Kontrastbereiche<\/em> f\u00fcr einen bestimmten Raum;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
        • Die entsprechenden Benutzergruppen und T\u00e4tigkeiten (B\u00fcroarbeit, Ausbildung, Pflege, Erholung, Schlaf usw.).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

          Intern kann das System nach wie vor mit Berechnungen auf Kanalebene arbeiten, aber extern sollte es die M\u00f6glichkeit bieten:
          auf Metriken basierende Szenendefinitionen<\/em>, und nicht eine Sammlung von Prozentwerten.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

          2. Eingebaute Zeitachse: Ein Tag ist nicht eine einzelne Szene.<\/strong>
          Das System sollte die Konfiguration von zeitlich aufeinanderfolgende Szenen<\/em> f\u00fcr jeden Raum, zum Beispiel:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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          • 07:00-09:00 Aktivierung am Morgen<\/li>\n\n\n\n
          • 09:00-12:00 Hocheffizienter Fokus<\/li>\n\n\n\n
          • 12:00-14:00 Sanfter \u00dcbergang<\/li>\n\n\n\n
          • 14:00-18:00 Anhaltender Fokus<\/li>\n\n\n\n
          • 18:00-20:00 Sanfte Entspannung<\/li>\n\n\n\n
          • 20:00-22:00 Reduzierung der Dosis vor dem Schlafengehen<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

            F\u00fcr die Nutzer ist das, was sie sehen, eine Tageslichtkurve<\/em>, und nicht eine Reihe von isolierten Szenentasten.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

            3. Eingebaute gesundheitsorientierte Szenenvorlagen und Richtlinien (auch in vereinfachter Form).<\/strong>
            \u00c4hnlich wie bei Entwurfswerkzeugen k\u00f6nnen die Systeme folgende Aspekte vollst\u00e4ndig ber\u00fccksichtigen Szenenvorlagen<\/em>, wie zum Beispiel:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

              \n
            • Lernzimmer f\u00fcr Kinder: tags\u00fcber lernen \/ abends Hausaufgaben machen \/ vor dem Einschlafen lesen;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
            • Gro\u00dfraumb\u00fcro: Tagschicht \/ Nachtschicht \/ \u00dcberstunden \/ Reinigung;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
            • Krankenpflegestation: Nachtschicht \/ \u00dcbergabe \/ Notfall;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
            • Seniorenzimmer: morgendliches Aufwachen, Mittagsschlaf, R\u00fcckkehr vom Spaziergang im Freien, Entspannung vor dem Schlafengehen, n\u00e4chtliche Bewegung.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

              Diese Vorlagen m\u00fcssen nicht von vornherein sehr komplex sein, sollten aber zumindest enthalten:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                \n
              • Empfohlene Eh\/Ev-Bereiche;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
              • Empfohlene CCT-Bereiche;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
              • Empfohlene Zeitfenster und \u00dcbergangslogik.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
                \n

                Das Vorhandensein solcher Vorlagen senkt die H\u00fcrde f\u00fcr die Implementierung von HCL-L\u00f6sungen erheblich und erm\u00f6glicht es Systemanbietern, Designern und Kunden gleicherma\u00dfen reproduzierbare, skalierbare L\u00f6sungen anzubieten.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

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                4. Etablierung eines Datenkreislaufs \u00fcber \u201cPlanung \u2192 Inbetriebnahme \u2192 Messung \u2192 Optimierung\u201d.\u201d<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

                Ein gesundheitsorientiertes Beleuchtungssystem sollte Folgendes leisten k\u00f6nnen:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                Importieren Sie Zielwerte aus der Entwurfsphase.<\/strong>
                Empfangen von Ziel-Eh \/ Ev \/ CCT \/ EML und zugeh\u00f6rigen Parametern aus DIALux, Revit oder den eigenen Planungswerkzeugen des Anbieters.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                Anzeige \u201cSollwert vs. Stromausgang\u201d w\u00e4hrend der Inbetriebnahme.<\/strong>
                Erm\u00f6glicht es Inbetriebnahmetechnikern, Soll- und Ist-Werte nebeneinander zu sehen, w\u00e4hrend sie Szenen in Echtzeit abstimmen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                R\u00fcckf\u00fchrung der Messdaten vor Ort in das System.<\/strong>
                Unterst\u00fctzung des Imports von Messdaten aus Ger\u00e4ten wie In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro (auch \u00fcber einfache CSV-Dateien);
                automatische Erstellung von Vergleichsdiagrammen zwischen gemessenen und geplanten Daten sowie von Optimierungsempfehlungen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                Aktivieren Sie die Langzeit\u00fcberwachung und Warnmeldungen.<\/strong>
                F\u00fchren Sie regelm\u00e4\u00dfig Nachmessungen in kritischen Bereichen durch (z. B. Intensivstationen, Schwesternstationen, wichtige B\u00fcrobereiche).
                Wenn die Lichtverh\u00e4ltnisse erheblich von den Sollwerten abweichen, kann das System Aufforderungen ausgeben, wie z. B.:
                Alterung der Leuchten? manuell ge\u00e4nderte Szenen? \u00c4nderungen der Beschattungs- oder Tageslichtstrategien?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                Dies ist die Grundlage, die es LaaS erm\u00f6glicht, langfristig nachhaltig zu arbeiten und sich kontinuierlich zu verbessern.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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                III. Vom \u201cVerkaufen von Hardware\u201d zum \u201cBetreiben von Light Environments\u201d: Systemanbieter k\u00f6nnen einen zus\u00e4tzlichen Gesch\u00e4ftszweig schaffen<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

                Viele Hersteller von Beleuchtungssystemen haben in den letzten Jahren \u00e4hnliche Bedenken ge\u00e4u\u00dfert:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                  \n
                • Die Gewinnspannen bei Controllern, Treibern und Gateways schrumpfen weiter;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                • Der Wettbewerb versch\u00e4rft sich, und die Produkte werden zunehmend zu Massenware;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                • Von Systemen wird erwartet, dass sie \u201calles unterst\u00fctzen\u201d, doch es wird immer schwieriger, eine klare Wertvorstellung zu formulieren.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

                  HCL und Light as a Service bieten eine zeitgem\u00e4\u00dfe Gelegenheit zur Aufwertung von Unternehmen und Marken.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                  1. In der L\u00f6sungs- und Angebotsphase: \u201cgesundheitsorientierte Lichtl\u00f6sungspakete\u201d anbieten.\u201d<\/strong>
                  Anstatt lediglich anzugeben, dass DALI \/ KNX \/ ZigBee \/ BLE Mesh\u201c und \u00e4hnliche Protokolle unterst\u00fctzt werden, sollten die Systemanbieter in der Lage sein, in ihren Angeboten darauf hinzuweisen:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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                  • HCL-Szenenbibliotheken, die auf verschiedene Geb\u00e4udetypen und Nutzergruppen zugeschnitten sind;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                  • Entsprechende Systemlogik, Kontrollalgorithmen und Empfehlungen f\u00fcr den t\u00e4glichen Betrieb;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                  • Indikatorenrahmen, die mit Zertifizierungen f\u00fcr gesundes Bauen und ESG-Berichterstattung abgestimmt sind.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n

                    2. In der Umsetzungsphase: Erbringung von \u201cInbetriebnahme- und Validierungsdienstleistungen\u201d.\u201d<\/strong>
                    Durch die Zusammenarbeit mit Designern, Beratern und Teams wie LRS k\u00f6nnen Systemanbieter Mehrwertdienste anbieten, die Folgendes kombinieren gesundheitsorientierte Inbetriebnahme der Beleuchtung und Validierung der Messungen vor Ort<\/em>.
                    Dadurch wird ihre Rolle von einem einmaligen Systemintegrator zu einem Licht Umwelt Lieferung Eigent\u00fcmer<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                    3. In der Betriebsphase: Bereitstellung von \u201cj\u00e4hrlichen Lichtumgebungsuntersuchungen\u201d und Abonnementdiensten.<\/strong>
                    F\u00fcr Gro\u00dfkunden (Krankenh\u00e4user, Firmengel\u00e4nde, Schulen, Hotels usw.) k\u00f6nnen die Anbieter Folgendes anbieten:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      \n
                    • J\u00e4hrliche oder viertelj\u00e4hrliche Neuvermessung der Lichtverh\u00e4ltnisse und Berichte;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                    • Analyse des Nutzungsverhaltens und des Optimierungspotenzials auf Basis der Systemdaten;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                    • Unterst\u00fctzung bei der Anpassung von HCL-Strategien, wenn Kunden Raumfunktionen oder Arbeitsruhepl\u00e4ne aktualisieren.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
                      \n

                      F\u00fcr Systemanbieter bedeutet dies, dass sie einen zweiten Umsatzmotor hinzuf\u00fcgen m\u00fcssen:
                      \u00fcber einmalige projektbezogene Einnahmen hinaus, einen wachsenden Strom von Service- und Abonnementeinnahmen.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

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                      IV. Wo k\u00f6nnen die Systemanbieter in den n\u00e4chsten 12-24 Monaten ansetzen?<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

                      Es besteht keine Notwendigkeit, alles auf einmal zu versuchen. Wenn Sie jedoch der Meinung sind, dass HCL und LaaS die Richtung f\u00fcr die n\u00e4chsten 5-10 Jahre darstellen, w\u00fcrde ich Systemanbietern empfehlen, zumindest die folgenden Schritte in Betracht zu ziehen:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      Einrichtung einer kleinen HCL-Taskforce.<\/strong>
                      Bringen Sie Produkt-, Forschungs- und Entwicklungsteams sowie Marketingteams zusammen, um klar zu definieren, welche Art von gesundheitsorientierte Beleuchtungserz\u00e4hlung<\/em> die die Systemproduktlinie bieten soll.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      W\u00e4hlen Sie 2-3 vorrangige Szenarien als erste Einstiegspunkte.<\/strong>
                      Zum Beispiel: B\u00fcro + Gesundheitswesen + Bildung, oder B\u00fcro + Gastgewerbe + Seniorenwohnungen.
                      Anstatt zu versuchen, jede Branche sofort anzusprechen, sollten Sie sich auf einige wenige Schl\u00fcsselszenarien konzentrieren und diese detailliert, solide und gut erkl\u00e4rt darstellen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      Erstellen Sie gemeinsam mit HCL-Spezialisten Szenenbibliotheken und Zeitachsenvorlagen.<\/strong>
                      Partnerschaft mit Teams wie LRS zur gemeinsamen Definition Standard-Szenenpakete<\/em> und gesundheitsorientierte Beleuchtungsparameterbereiche<\/em> auf der Grundlage von Untersuchungen und Messungen vor Ort.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      Einf\u00fchrung einer grundlegenden Zeitachsen- und HCL-Szenenlogik in bestehende Systeme.<\/strong>
                      F\u00fcgen Sie \u00fcbergeordnete Logik-Eingabepunkte wie \u201czirkadianer Modus\u201d oder \u201cGesundheitsmodus\u201d hinzu, ohne die bestehenden Benutzergewohnheiten zu st\u00f6ren.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      Erstellen Sie mit Hilfe von Entwurfswerkzeugen und Messger\u00e4ten einen minimal lebensf\u00e4higen geschlossenen Kreislauf.<\/strong>
                      Beginnen Sie mit einem einfachen, praktischen Arbeitsablauf:
                      Import von Zielwerten aus der Planungsphase \u2192 Systemausf\u00fchrung \u2192 Inbetriebnahme vor Ort \u2192 R\u00fcckmeldung der Messungen \u2192 Erstellung von Berichten.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      W\u00e4hlen Sie 1-2 Vorzeigeprojekte aus, die Sie validieren und die Geschichte gut erz\u00e4hlen k\u00f6nnen.<\/strong>
                      Arbeiten Sie mit Designern, Eigent\u00fcmern und HCL-Beratern zusammen, um Demonstrationsprojekte zu erstellen.
                      Nutzen Sie reale Daten und Nutzerfeedback, um die Differenzierung und den Wert eines Produkts klar zu formulieren. gesundheitsorientiertes Beleuchtungssystem<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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                      V. Was kann LRS zusammen mit den Anbietern von Beleuchtungssystemen tun?<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

                      LRS (Lighting Recipe Studio) hat sich konsequent als Br\u00fccke zwischen wissenschaftliche Forschung \u00d7 Design Thinking \u00d7 Produkt- und Systemimplementierung<\/em>:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      Wir befassen uns intensiv mit Forschung und Feldmessungen im Zusammenhang mit HCL, Licht und zirkadianen Rhythmen sowie Licht und Emotionen.
                      Au\u00dferdem arbeiten wir bei Projekten mit Designern, Beleuchtungsmarken, Systemanbietern und Teams f\u00fcr gesundes Bauen weltweit zusammen.
                      Mit Hilfe von Instrumenten wie In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro und der FES-Methode (Field Evaluation System) bem\u00fchen wir uns, komplexe wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse in Rahmenwerke zu \u00fcbersetzen, die planbar, messbar und durchf\u00fchrbar<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      Wenn Sie es sind:
                      ein Hersteller, der seine eigenen intelligenten Beleuchtungssysteme entwickelt oder aufr\u00fcstet;
                      die gesundheitsorientierte Beleuchtung, HCL oder LaaS zu einem Kernpunkt ihrer Produkt-Roadmap machen wollen;<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                      LRS w\u00fcrde sich dar\u00fcber freuen:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                        \n
                      • Wir fungieren als HCL-Berater und Partner f\u00fcr die gemeinsame Erstellung von Inhalten und arbeiten mit Ihnen an der Definition:<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                      • Szenenvorlagen, Zeitachsenstrategien und gesundheitsorientierte Beleuchtungsparameterbereiche;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                      • Integrationspfade mit Konstruktionswerkzeugen und Messger\u00e4ten;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
                      • und schl\u00e4gt eine Br\u00fccke zwischen Standards f\u00fcr gesundes Bauen, ESG-Rahmenbedingungen und Markenerz\u00e4hlung.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
                        \n

                        \u00c4sthetische Beleuchtung ist etwas, das die Systeme seit vielen Jahren unterst\u00fctzen.
                        Verantwortungsbewusste Beleuchtung erfordert nach wie vor die Zusammenarbeit von Systemanbietern und Planern, um sie in die allt\u00e4gliche Realit\u00e4t eines jeden Raums einzubinden.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

                        Wenn Sie bereit sind, Ihr System von einem \u201csmarten Schalter\u201d zu einem \"intelligenten Schalter\" weiterzuentwickeln langfristiger Verwalter der Lichtumgebung<\/em>, ist in der Tat eine hervorragende Ausgangsbasis.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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                        In the previous article, We wrote an invitation addressed to design tool providers such as DIALux and Cohoom: If they do not embrace HCL, designers will find it difficult to truly realize the idea of \u201cdesigning light that supports a person throughout their entire life.\u201d However, even if designers are equipped with better tools and are able to create more scientifically grounded HCL solutions, if control systems only support basic functions like \u201con\/off, dimming, and scheduling,\u201d all of this remains theoretical, confined to presentations. In this article, we want to have a serious discussion with lighting system providers about several key issues: I. Today\u2019s System Logic Is Still Stuck in the Era of \u201cChannels + Scheduling + Energy Saving\u201d Let us first describe, honestly, what control logic looks like in many typical projects today: All of this certainly has value. However, when you place it within an HCL context, three fundamental problems immediately emerge. 1. The system does not know \u201cwho this light is for.\u201dAn elementary school classroom, an open-plan office, a night-shift nurse station, and a senior living apartment bedroom are, under current system logic, often treated simply as \u201crooms with slightly different illuminance levels,\u201d rather than as environments serving people with entirely different circadian and physiological needs. 2. The system does not know \u201cwhich act of the day it is.\u201dMany systems can be set to \u201cturn on at 8 a.m. and off at 10 p.m.,\u201d but they lack a true time-based scene continuum, such as:morning activation \/ late-morning focus \/ afternoon sustain \/ evening wind-down \/ pre-sleep dose reduction \/ safe nighttime movement. As a result, so-called \u201cHCL scenes\u201d are reduced to:brighter during the day, dimmer at night; cooler or warmer CCT\u2014without a scientifically designed lighting-dose plan. 3. The system does not know \u201chow far the current light is from the target.\u201dMost systems are only responsible for \u201coutputting a dimming value according to a scene,\u201d yet they have no awareness of: Once luminaires age or space usage changes, the system has no self-calibration capability\u2014let alone any form of closed-loop control. In other words, most lighting systems today are, in essence, still operating as \u201csmarter switches,\u201d rather than as health-oriented infrastructure that manages light dosage and supports human biological rhythms. II. What Core Capabilities Must a System Truly Supporting HCL Have? Based on LRS\u2019s experience in projects and on-site measurements, a system designed for HCL and LaaS (Light as a Service) needs, at a minimum, the following layers of capability: 1. Upgrade from \u201cchannel control\u201d to a \u201cscene engine.\u201dDuring design and commissioning, the discussion should no longer revolve around \u201cChannel 1 at 80%, Channel 2 at 40%,\u201d but instead focus on: Internally, the system may still operate through channel-level calculations, but externally it should provide:metrics-based scene definitions, rather than a collection of percentage values. 2. Built-in time axis: a day is not a single scene.The system should support configuring time-sequenced scenes for each space, for example: For users, what they see is a daily lighting curve, not a set of isolated scene buttons. 3. Built-in health-oriented scene templates and guidelines (even in simplified form).Similar to design tools, systems can fully incorporate scene templates, such as: These templates do not need to be highly complex at the outset, but they should at least include: The presence of such templates significantly lowers the barrier to implementing HCL solutions and enables system providers to offer replicable, scalable solutions to designers and clients alike. 4. Establish a Data Closed Loop Across \u201cDesign \u2192 Commissioning \u2192 Measurement \u2192 Optimization\u201d A health-oriented lighting system should be capable of the following: Import target values from the design stage.Receive target Eh \/ Ev \/ CCT \/ EML and related parameters from DIALux, Revit, or the provider\u2019s own design tools. Display \u201ctarget vs. current output\u201d during commissioning.Allow commissioning engineers to view target values and actual output side by side while tuning scenes in real time. Feed on-site measurement data back into the system.Support importing measured data from devices such as In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro (even via simple CSV files);automatically generate \u201cmeasured vs. design\u201d comparison charts and optimization recommendations. Enable long-term monitoring and alerts.Conduct periodic re-measurements in critical areas (e.g., ICUs, nurse stations, key office zones).When the lighting environment deviates significantly from target values, the system can issue prompts, such as:luminaire aging? scenes manually altered? changes in shading or daylight strategies? This is the foundation that allows LaaS to operate sustainably over the long term and to improve continuously. III. From \u201cSelling Hardware\u201d to \u201cOperating Light Environments\u201d: System Providers Can Create an Additional Business Line Many lighting system manufacturers have shared similar concerns in recent years: HCL and Light as a Service offer a timely opportunity for both business and brand upgrading. 1. At the solution and bidding stage: offer \u201chealth-oriented lighting solution packages.\u201dRather than merely stating \u201csupports DALI \/ KNX \/ ZigBee \/ BLE Mesh\u201d and similar protocols, system providers should be able to present, within their proposals: 2. At the implementation stage: provide \u201ccommissioning and validation services.\u201dBy collaborating with designers, consultants, and teams such as LRS, system providers can offer value-added services that combine health-oriented lighting commissioning and on-site measurement validation.This elevates their role from a one-off system integrator to a light environment delivery owner. 3. At the operation stage: provide \u201cannual light environment checkups\u201d and subscription services.For key clients (hospitals, corporate campuses, schools, hotels, etc.), providers can offer: For system providers, this means adding a second revenue engine:beyond one-time project-based revenue, a compounding stream of service and subscription revenue. IV. Where Can System Providers Start in the Next 12\u201324 Months? There is no need to attempt everything at once. However, if you agree that HCL and LaaS represent the direction of the next 5\u201310 years, I would recommend that system providers at least consider the following steps: Establish a small HCL task force.Bring together product, R&D, and marketing teams to clearly define the kind of health-oriented lighting narrative the system product line aims to deliver. Select 2\u20133 priority scenarios as initial entry points.For example: office + healthcare + education, or office + hospitality + senior living.Rather than attempting to address every industry immediately, focus on a few key scenarios and make them detailed, solid, and well-explained. Co-create scene libraries and time-axis templates with HCL specialists.Partner with teams such as LRS to jointly define default scene packages and health-oriented lighting parameter ranges based on research and on-site measurements. Introduce basic time-axis and HCL scene logic into existing systems.Without disrupting existing user habits, add higher-level logic entry points such as \u201ccircadian mode\u201d or \u201chealth mode.\u201d Build a minimum viable closed loop with design tools and measurement devices.Start with a simple, practical workflow:import target values from the design stage \u2192 system execution \u2192 on-site commissioning \u2192 measurement feedback \u2192 report generation. Select 1\u20132 flagship projects to validate and tell the story well.Work with designers, owners, and HCL consultants to create demonstrator projects.Use real data and user feedback to clearly articulate the differentiation and value of a health-oriented lighting system. V. What Can LRS Do Together with Lighting System Providers? LRS (Lighting Recipe Studio) has consistently positioned itself as a bridge between scientific research \u00d7 design thinking \u00d7 product and system implementation: We are deeply involved in research and field measurements related to HCL, light and circadian rhythms, and light and emotion.We also collaborate on projects with designers, lighting brands, system providers, and healthy building teams worldwide.Through tools such as In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro and the FES (Field Evaluation System) methodology, we strive to translate complex science into frameworks that are designable, measurable, and operable. If you are:a manufacturer developing or upgrading your own intelligent lighting systems;looking to make health-oriented lighting, HCL, or LaaS a core axis of your product roadmap; LRS would be glad to: Aesthetic lighting is something systems have supported for many years.Responsible lighting still requires system providers and designers to work together to embed it into the everyday reality of every space. 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In this article, we want to have a serious discussion with lighting system providers about several key issues: I. Today\u2019s System Logic Is Still Stuck in the Era of \u201cChannels + Scheduling + Energy Saving\u201d Let us first describe, honestly, what control logic looks like in many typical projects today: All of this certainly has value. However, when you place it within an HCL context, three fundamental problems immediately emerge. 1. The system does not know \u201cwho this light is for.\u201dAn elementary school classroom, an open-plan office, a night-shift nurse station, and a senior living apartment bedroom are, under current system logic, often treated simply as \u201crooms with slightly different illuminance levels,\u201d rather than as environments serving people with entirely different circadian and physiological needs. 2. The system does not know \u201cwhich act of the day it is.\u201dMany systems can be set to \u201cturn on at 8 a.m. and off at 10 p.m.,\u201d but they lack a true time-based scene continuum, such as:morning activation \/ late-morning focus \/ afternoon sustain \/ evening wind-down \/ pre-sleep dose reduction \/ safe nighttime movement. As a result, so-called \u201cHCL scenes\u201d are reduced to:brighter during the day, dimmer at night; cooler or warmer CCT\u2014without a scientifically designed lighting-dose plan. 3. The system does not know \u201chow far the current light is from the target.\u201dMost systems are only responsible for \u201coutputting a dimming value according to a scene,\u201d yet they have no awareness of: Once luminaires age or space usage changes, the system has no self-calibration capability\u2014let alone any form of closed-loop control. In other words, most lighting systems today are, in essence, still operating as \u201csmarter switches,\u201d rather than as health-oriented infrastructure that manages light dosage and supports human biological rhythms. II. What Core Capabilities Must a System Truly Supporting HCL Have? Based on LRS\u2019s experience in projects and on-site measurements, a system designed for HCL and LaaS (Light as a Service) needs, at a minimum, the following layers of capability: 1. Upgrade from \u201cchannel control\u201d to a \u201cscene engine.\u201dDuring design and commissioning, the discussion should no longer revolve around \u201cChannel 1 at 80%, Channel 2 at 40%,\u201d but instead focus on: Internally, the system may still operate through channel-level calculations, but externally it should provide:metrics-based scene definitions, rather than a collection of percentage values. 2. Built-in time axis: a day is not a single scene.The system should support configuring time-sequenced scenes for each space, for example: For users, what they see is a daily lighting curve, not a set of isolated scene buttons. 3. Built-in health-oriented scene templates and guidelines (even in simplified form).Similar to design tools, systems can fully incorporate scene templates, such as: These templates do not need to be highly complex at the outset, but they should at least include: The presence of such templates significantly lowers the barrier to implementing HCL solutions and enables system providers to offer replicable, scalable solutions to designers and clients alike. 4. Establish a Data Closed Loop Across \u201cDesign \u2192 Commissioning \u2192 Measurement \u2192 Optimization\u201d A health-oriented lighting system should be capable of the following: Import target values from the design stage.Receive target Eh \/ Ev \/ CCT \/ EML and related parameters from DIALux, Revit, or the provider\u2019s own design tools. Display \u201ctarget vs. current output\u201d during commissioning.Allow commissioning engineers to view target values and actual output side by side while tuning scenes in real time. Feed on-site measurement data back into the system.Support importing measured data from devices such as In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro (even via simple CSV files);automatically generate \u201cmeasured vs. design\u201d comparison charts and optimization recommendations. Enable long-term monitoring and alerts.Conduct periodic re-measurements in critical areas (e.g., ICUs, nurse stations, key office zones).When the lighting environment deviates significantly from target values, the system can issue prompts, such as:luminaire aging? scenes manually altered? changes in shading or daylight strategies? This is the foundation that allows LaaS to operate sustainably over the long term and to improve continuously. III. From \u201cSelling Hardware\u201d to \u201cOperating Light Environments\u201d: System Providers Can Create an Additional Business Line Many lighting system manufacturers have shared similar concerns in recent years: HCL and Light as a Service offer a timely opportunity for both business and brand upgrading. 1. At the solution and bidding stage: offer \u201chealth-oriented lighting solution packages.\u201dRather than merely stating \u201csupports DALI \/ KNX \/ ZigBee \/ BLE Mesh\u201d and similar protocols, system providers should be able to present, within their proposals: 2. At the implementation stage: provide \u201ccommissioning and validation services.\u201dBy collaborating with designers, consultants, and teams such as LRS, system providers can offer value-added services that combine health-oriented lighting commissioning and on-site measurement validation.This elevates their role from a one-off system integrator to a light environment delivery owner. 3. At the operation stage: provide \u201cannual light environment checkups\u201d and subscription services.For key clients (hospitals, corporate campuses, schools, hotels, etc.), providers can offer: For system providers, this means adding a second revenue engine:beyond one-time project-based revenue, a compounding stream of service and subscription revenue. IV. Where Can System Providers Start in the Next 12\u201324 Months? There is no need to attempt everything at once. However, if you agree that HCL and LaaS represent the direction of the next 5\u201310 years, I would recommend that system providers at least consider the following steps: Establish a small HCL task force.Bring together product, R&D, and marketing teams to clearly define the kind of health-oriented lighting narrative the system product line aims to deliver. Select 2\u20133 priority scenarios as initial entry points.For example: office + healthcare + education, or office + hospitality + senior living.Rather than attempting to address every industry immediately, focus on a few key scenarios and make them detailed, solid, and well-explained. Co-create scene libraries and time-axis templates with HCL specialists.Partner with teams such as LRS to jointly define default scene packages and health-oriented lighting parameter ranges based on research and on-site measurements. Introduce basic time-axis and HCL scene logic into existing systems.Without disrupting existing user habits, add higher-level logic entry points such as \u201ccircadian mode\u201d or \u201chealth mode.\u201d Build a minimum viable closed loop with design tools and measurement devices.Start with a simple, practical workflow:import target values from the design stage \u2192 system execution \u2192 on-site commissioning \u2192 measurement feedback \u2192 report generation. Select 1\u20132 flagship projects to validate and tell the story well.Work with designers, owners, and HCL consultants to create demonstrator projects.Use real data and user feedback to clearly articulate the differentiation and value of a health-oriented lighting system. V. What Can LRS Do Together with Lighting System Providers? LRS (Lighting Recipe Studio) has consistently positioned itself as a bridge between scientific research \u00d7 design thinking \u00d7 product and system implementation: We are deeply involved in research and field measurements related to HCL, light and circadian rhythms, and light and emotion.We also collaborate on projects with designers, lighting brands, system providers, and healthy building teams worldwide.Through tools such as In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro and the FES (Field Evaluation System) methodology, we strive to translate complex science into frameworks that are designable, measurable, and operable. 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In this article, we want to have a serious discussion with lighting system providers about several key issues: I. Today\u2019s System Logic Is Still Stuck in the Era of \u201cChannels + Scheduling + Energy Saving\u201d Let us first describe, honestly, what control logic looks like in many typical projects today: All of this certainly has value. However, when you place it within an HCL context, three fundamental problems immediately emerge. 1. The system does not know \u201cwho this light is for.\u201dAn elementary school classroom, an open-plan office, a night-shift nurse station, and a senior living apartment bedroom are, under current system logic, often treated simply as \u201crooms with slightly different illuminance levels,\u201d rather than as environments serving people with entirely different circadian and physiological needs. 2. The system does not know \u201cwhich act of the day it is.\u201dMany systems can be set to \u201cturn on at 8 a.m. and off at 10 p.m.,\u201d but they lack a true time-based scene continuum, such as:morning activation \/ late-morning focus \/ afternoon sustain \/ evening wind-down \/ pre-sleep dose reduction \/ safe nighttime movement. As a result, so-called \u201cHCL scenes\u201d are reduced to:brighter during the day, dimmer at night; cooler or warmer CCT\u2014without a scientifically designed lighting-dose plan. 3. The system does not know \u201chow far the current light is from the target.\u201dMost systems are only responsible for \u201coutputting a dimming value according to a scene,\u201d yet they have no awareness of: Once luminaires age or space usage changes, the system has no self-calibration capability\u2014let alone any form of closed-loop control. In other words, most lighting systems today are, in essence, still operating as \u201csmarter switches,\u201d rather than as health-oriented infrastructure that manages light dosage and supports human biological rhythms. II. What Core Capabilities Must a System Truly Supporting HCL Have? Based on LRS\u2019s experience in projects and on-site measurements, a system designed for HCL and LaaS (Light as a Service) needs, at a minimum, the following layers of capability: 1. Upgrade from \u201cchannel control\u201d to a \u201cscene engine.\u201dDuring design and commissioning, the discussion should no longer revolve around \u201cChannel 1 at 80%, Channel 2 at 40%,\u201d but instead focus on: Internally, the system may still operate through channel-level calculations, but externally it should provide:metrics-based scene definitions, rather than a collection of percentage values. 2. Built-in time axis: a day is not a single scene.The system should support configuring time-sequenced scenes for each space, for example: For users, what they see is a daily lighting curve, not a set of isolated scene buttons. 3. Built-in health-oriented scene templates and guidelines (even in simplified form).Similar to design tools, systems can fully incorporate scene templates, such as: These templates do not need to be highly complex at the outset, but they should at least include: The presence of such templates significantly lowers the barrier to implementing HCL solutions and enables system providers to offer replicable, scalable solutions to designers and clients alike. 4. Establish a Data Closed Loop Across \u201cDesign \u2192 Commissioning \u2192 Measurement \u2192 Optimization\u201d A health-oriented lighting system should be capable of the following: Import target values from the design stage.Receive target Eh \/ Ev \/ CCT \/ EML and related parameters from DIALux, Revit, or the provider\u2019s own design tools. Display \u201ctarget vs. current output\u201d during commissioning.Allow commissioning engineers to view target values and actual output side by side while tuning scenes in real time. Feed on-site measurement data back into the system.Support importing measured data from devices such as In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro (even via simple CSV files);automatically generate \u201cmeasured vs. design\u201d comparison charts and optimization recommendations. Enable long-term monitoring and alerts.Conduct periodic re-measurements in critical areas (e.g., ICUs, nurse stations, key office zones).When the lighting environment deviates significantly from target values, the system can issue prompts, such as:luminaire aging? scenes manually altered? changes in shading or daylight strategies? This is the foundation that allows LaaS to operate sustainably over the long term and to improve continuously. III. From \u201cSelling Hardware\u201d to \u201cOperating Light Environments\u201d: System Providers Can Create an Additional Business Line Many lighting system manufacturers have shared similar concerns in recent years: HCL and Light as a Service offer a timely opportunity for both business and brand upgrading. 1. At the solution and bidding stage: offer \u201chealth-oriented lighting solution packages.\u201dRather than merely stating \u201csupports DALI \/ KNX \/ ZigBee \/ BLE Mesh\u201d and similar protocols, system providers should be able to present, within their proposals: 2. At the implementation stage: provide \u201ccommissioning and validation services.\u201dBy collaborating with designers, consultants, and teams such as LRS, system providers can offer value-added services that combine health-oriented lighting commissioning and on-site measurement validation.This elevates their role from a one-off system integrator to a light environment delivery owner. 3. At the operation stage: provide \u201cannual light environment checkups\u201d and subscription services.For key clients (hospitals, corporate campuses, schools, hotels, etc.), providers can offer: For system providers, this means adding a second revenue engine:beyond one-time project-based revenue, a compounding stream of service and subscription revenue. IV. Where Can System Providers Start in the Next 12\u201324 Months? There is no need to attempt everything at once. However, if you agree that HCL and LaaS represent the direction of the next 5\u201310 years, I would recommend that system providers at least consider the following steps: Establish a small HCL task force.Bring together product, R&D, and marketing teams to clearly define the kind of health-oriented lighting narrative the system product line aims to deliver. Select 2\u20133 priority scenarios as initial entry points.For example: office + healthcare + education, or office + hospitality + senior living.Rather than attempting to address every industry immediately, focus on a few key scenarios and make them detailed, solid, and well-explained. Co-create scene libraries and time-axis templates with HCL specialists.Partner with teams such as LRS to jointly define default scene packages and health-oriented lighting parameter ranges based on research and on-site measurements. Introduce basic time-axis and HCL scene logic into existing systems.Without disrupting existing user habits, add higher-level logic entry points such as \u201ccircadian mode\u201d or \u201chealth mode.\u201d Build a minimum viable closed loop with design tools and measurement devices.Start with a simple, practical workflow:import target values from the design stage \u2192 system execution \u2192 on-site commissioning \u2192 measurement feedback \u2192 report generation. Select 1\u20132 flagship projects to validate and tell the story well.Work with designers, owners, and HCL consultants to create demonstrator projects.Use real data and user feedback to clearly articulate the differentiation and value of a health-oriented lighting system. V. What Can LRS Do Together with Lighting System Providers? LRS (Lighting Recipe Studio) has consistently positioned itself as a bridge between scientific research \u00d7 design thinking \u00d7 product and system implementation: We are deeply involved in research and field measurements related to HCL, light and circadian rhythms, and light and emotion.We also collaborate on projects with designers, lighting brands, system providers, and healthy building teams worldwide.Through tools such as In.Licht Ultra \/ Pro and the FES (Field Evaluation System) methodology, we strive to translate complex science into frameworks that are designable, measurable, and operable. If you are:a manufacturer developing or upgrading your own intelligent lighting systems;looking to make health-oriented lighting, HCL, or LaaS a core axis of your product roadmap; LRS would be glad to: Aesthetic lighting is something systems have supported for many years.Responsible lighting still requires system providers and designers to work together to embed it into the everyday reality of every space. If you are willing to evolve your system from a \u201csmarter switch\u201d into a long-term steward of the light environment, then now is, indeed, an excellent starting point.","og_url":"https:\/\/lightingrecipe.com\/de\/die-anbieter-von-beleuchtungssystemen-mussen-ebenfalls-handeln-denn-wenn-die-steuerlogik-in-der-alten-ara-stecken-bleibt-wird-sie-nicht-in-der-lage-sein-die-nachste-welle-der-hkl-nachfrage-zu-unter\/","article_published_time":"2025-12-15T02:13:03+00:00","article_modified_time":"2025-12-15T02:14:57+00:00","og_image":[{"width":2528,"height":1696,"url":"https:\/\/lightingrecipe.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/image_Pippit_202512150645-1.jpg","type":"image\/jpeg"}],"author":"LRS Admin","twitter_card":"summary_large_image","twitter_misc":{"Verfasst von":"LRS Admin","Gesch\u00e4tzte 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