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Accessories Lighting ergonomics When designing workstations and their lighting, we observe the recommendations of the EN 12464-1 standard on indoor workplace lighting. These recommendations apply mainly to the actual workstation and its immediate surroundings. The conditions set by the standard must be met in every location where the workstation could be placed. This becomes possible only with adequate, ambient lighting or quality workstation lighting, the latter often being the more cost-efficient solution. Good lighting is part of the company’s image; a fact which is now more widely acknowledged. Optical ergonomics requires optimised conditions Optical ergonomics relates to optimal viewing conditions; where the work performed does not unduly stress the eyes, even when working constantly over long periods of time. This requires the viewed object, such as a piece of equipment being assembled, to be at a suitable distance and direction, in order to keep eye movements at an acceptable level and ensure that the details can be seen without problems. Another important requirement is adequate and glare-free lighting. In particular, poor viewing conditions affect presbyopic people (on average above 45 years of age) whose closest possible viewing-point is at a distance of around 50 cm. If the employee uses reading glasses at work, the position of the viewed object and the lighting require some additional attention. When optical ergonomics have been integrated in the environment and the working position is well adjusted, you can expect to save time and money due to fewer absences and decreased stress. When designing the workstation lighting, the requirements of the work are determined first. A task that demands a good eye for detail usually calls for a spotlight. If the viewed object is square, at least two lights are necessary, in order to remove shadows. If the viewed object is a level surface, it can be illuminated with one long fluorescent lamp – though it is important to remember to direct any reflections away from the employee. 32 www.sovella.com
Sovella lighting solutions Sovella lighting solutions are environmentally friendly: their energy consumption is low and all materials are recyclable. The lights are equipped with a prism diffuser shield which illuminates the work surface evenly and protects the fluorescent tube and technical components from dust. Sovella ® HiLite 54 is a powerful workspace light for the precise illumination of tasks that require high accuracy, such as electronics assembly, fine mechanical assembly, laboratories and testing. Sovella ® ProLite 28 is a standard light for workplaces where good general lighting is required but high accuracy is not necessary, for example packing stations. Sovella ® SatelLite 36 is a side light designed to illuminate areas not reached by general lighting. Sovella ® Task Light is an adjustable spotlight for tasks that require high accuracy, for example electronics repair and fine detailed mechanical work. Sovella ® Task Light ZL3 is an adjustable spotlight for precise work. Built-in magnifying glass, six dimmable LEDs. Task light can be attached to the upright tube or table top. Lighting electronic width lamp name starter mm power order No Sovella HiLite 54 yes 1230 54 W 861 954-00 Sovella ProLite 28 yes 1230 28 W 861 928-00 Sovella SatelLite 36 yes 500 36 W 861 936-00 Task light - 485 36 W 860 181-35 Task light ZL3 - 310 18 W 861 960-00 Module size M750 Tool balancer Width of the front profile 1500 mm Module size 2 x M750 Width of the front profile 1500 mm Balancer arm Sliding piece Sovella HiLite 54 Lighting level 1 m ~ 1350 lx Sovella ProLite 28 Lighting level 1 m ~ 750 lx Sovella SatelLite 36 Lighting level 1 m ~ 800 lx Light/balancer rails Task Light Lighting level 1 m ~ 400 lx Task Light ZL3 Lighting level ~ max 3000 lx Apart from spotlight all luminares are fitted to light/balancer rails and to Towerline shelf which are both height and depth adjustable. Tool balancer rails and sliding pieces faciliate the use of heavy equipment. A tool balancer is fixed either to the light/balancer rail, or on a balancer arm fitted directly to the upright tube. Light/balancer rail width of the modular size front profile mm max. load kg order No 2 x M500 1000 15 918 35 001 2 x M500/1500 1500 15 918 35 002 4 x M500 2000 15 918 35 003 M750 750 15 918 35 004 M750/1500 1500 15 918 35 005 2 x M750 1500 15 918 35 006 3 x M750 2250 15 918 35 012 M900 900 15 918 35 007 2 x M900 1800 15 918 35 008 M900/1500 1500 15 918 35 009 M1200 1200 15 918 35 010 M1350 Includes one sliding piece. 1350 15 918 35 011 Tool balancers and other supplies name tool weight kg order No Tool balancer 2DU 0,5 - 1 939 502-00 Tool balancer 4DU 1 - 2 939 503-00 Balancer Arm 8 846 678-35 Sliding piece 940 453-00 www.sovella.com 33
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Page 3 and 4: Table of contents Sovella - human w
Page 5 and 6: Sovella - human workspace Tailored
Page 7 and 8: Colour codes Colour Doors Drawers P
Page 9 and 10: All our steel products have a 5-yea
Page 11 and 12: Seated or standup work? Decision of
Page 13 and 14: Sample Concept workstations This pa
Page 15 and 16: Table tops Two standard choices for
Page 17 and 18: Basic workstation examples This pag
Page 19 and 20: Table tops size order No order No W
Page 21 and 22: Workshop workstation examples This
Page 23 and 24: Workshop table tops Workshop steel
Page 25 and 26: TowerLine workstation examples This
Page 27 and 28: TowerLine table tops Laminate table
Page 29 and 30: FlexFlow combinations M750 /M900/ M
Page 31 and 32: F. Roller profiles 12-13 • First
Page 33: Upright modules and compatibility l
Page 37 and 38: Shelves Module sized steel shelf Ad
Page 39 and 40: Accessories with arms Adjustable au
Page 41 and 42: Suspension rails Another way of ens
Page 43 and 44: Accessories under the table top The
Page 45 and 46: Shelf bins and pick up boxes Plasti
Page 47 and 48: 4. Task chair X30 • adjustment fo
Page 49 and 50: A comprehensive range of drawer uni
Page 51 and 52: Drawer units 45 Choose from two fra
Page 53 and 54: Drawer unit 75 Choose from two fram
Page 55 and 56: Drawer units Drawer unit 55/66 55/6
Page 57 and 58: Drawer unit 71 Less than 50 cm deep
Page 59 and 60: Drawer units Drawer unit 70/110 mod
Page 61 and 62: Drawer interiors Tool troughs 33 an
Page 63 and 64: Drawer units Combinations with full
Page 65 and 66: Drawer unit 90/140 model 90/140-39
Page 67 and 68: model 130/140-39 130/140-40 130/140
Page 69 and 70: Light-duty trolleys provide solutio
Page 71 and 72: Modular size The modular (M) size r
Page 73 and 74: Fitter’s trolleys A fitter’s tr
Page 75 and 76: Service trolleys The service trolle
Page 77 and 78: Sovella Industrial Cabinets allow f
Page 79 and 80: Industrial shelving and cabinets St
Page 81 and 82: Heavy Storage System The heavy stor
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Computer cabinet Sovella computer c
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Industrial shelving and cabinets In
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Perforated panels Steel shelves, su
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Industrial screens Industrial scree
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R16 R30 R19 R21 R24 R26 R29 R33 Per
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Hook sets Box holder Utility box Fo
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Optimised for WIP The core of WIP l
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Packing bench Order No C100 41 210
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Shelves In this example an oval hor
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Wheels name product order No Wheel
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