Tunable white can bring rhythm to your life
Tunable white lighting allows designers to adjust a space’s colour temperature from warm (2700K) to cool (6500K). This flexibility transforms light from a fixed utility into an adaptive design element. With Dea Amata M, tunable white becomes part of your concept, not just your specification.
By shifting between warm and cool tones, tunable white can influence how people feel, think, and perform. Warm light supports rest, relaxation, and intimacy. Cool light improves focus, alertness, and energy. This makes tunable white ideal for projects following natural rhythms — from wellness spaces to boutique hotels, or anywhere light must adapt throughout the day.
These design strategies fall under the umbrella of human-centric lighting (HCL). HCL considers what we see and how light affects our biological clock or circadian rhythm. For example, cooler tones in the morning can promote a natural wake-up response. In contrast, warmer tones in the evening encourage rest. In modern spaces where daylight is limited, tunable white becomes a tool for well-being.
The tunable white version of Dea Amata M offers up to 800 Lm. While it is less efficient than single CCT versions, the benefit lies in flexibility. It provides atmosphere, comfort, and balance — especially in spaces where emotional impact matters as much as visual performance.
A DALI-2 Type 8 driver is required to control tunable white. This system uses two channels: one for intensity and one for colour temperature. It allows smooth transitions between light scenes and full control over mood and clarity. It also integrates seamlessly into modern lighting control systems, whether wired or wireless.
Looking for the same functionality in a square trim? Discover Dea Amor M. Or explore our adjustable luminaires for directional control paired with tunable performance.
Conclusion: Tunable white lighting brings rhythm, emotion, and intelligence into your lighting plan. With Dea Amata M, that concept becomes a reality — subtle, controlled, and beautifully architectural.
