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- Page 1 ENG | FRA | DEU | ESP | ITA | NED | POL | SVE | NOR | DAN | FIN...
- Page 2 This can occasionally cause the light to vary in intensity or turn on or off. If this happens, use the touch interface to set the light to the previous level. Task will continue to operate normally and remains safe to use.
- Page 3 Safety ENG 3 WARNING! Check with your doctor before using this product if any of the following apply: You have a major eye problem or have had eye surgery; You have been advised to avoid bright light or are taking medication that may cause photosensitivity;...
- Page 4 ENG Introduction Introduction Task is a professional bright light therapy task lamp that closely mimics natural daylight to help optimise your mood, enhance alertness and productivity as well as support your vision. Task’s high-performance broad-spectrum LEDs are gentle on the eyes while delivering effective light therapy, so you stay focused, energised and positive.
- Page 5 Task is now ready to use. Note: If you are using Task and the touch interface doesn't seem to be working properly, repeat the last steps and make sure you don't press the touch interface whilst the...
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Page 6: Lighting Control
Slide left past the ‘l’ to turn off. • Or lift your finger anywhere in between. Now, the whole ‘lumie’ interface lights up if the light is on (at any brightness) and is off if the light is off. Task lighting Task is a highly adjustable task light with a small footprint for use in your office, workshop or studio. - Page 7 Angle Task towards your face for bright light therapy whilst you’re getting on with something else. Note: Do not push the head past 90 degrees or you may damage the product.
- Page 8 (e.g. melatonin and serotonin levels). If you’re not getting enough exposure to daylight, bright light therapy with Task is the next best thing, putting you in a better mood, boosting energy and helping you to feel more alert. It can also help relieve the symptoms of winter blues.
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Page 9: How Often
Look out for early signs of winter blues in Sept/Oct and if you start feeling more tired, anxious or irritable, start using Task. As spring comes around, you can cut back on your bright light sessions. If symptoms return, simply use Task again for a few days. - Page 10 I find it difficult to get going in the morning Switch on Task as soon as you can. If you don't have much time in the morning, then you should aim for a top-up or full session in the afternoon.
- Page 11 There's no harm in using the light for longer than suggested. You can get your bright light therapy all in one go or use Task on-and-off throughout the day for a cumulative effect. If you find your eyes ache slightly, try using it further away, reduce the brightness or switch off for a while.
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Page 12: Maintenance
If the unit is received damaged, through misuse or accidental damage, then we may have to charge to repair it; we will contact you first. Please contact Lumie for further advice. Serial number (see base of unit) Importer... -
Page 13: Technical Description
Technical description ENG 13 Technical description Subject to change without notice. Lumie Task Detachable accessory: Mains power adaptor (supplied) Rated Input: 0–0 V AC, 50 Hz, 0. A max. (PF > 0.9) Rated Output: 1 V ⎓ A ( W) Operating conditions: Temperature: 5 °C to 35 °C... - Page 14 Outside In (Cambridge) Limited, 3 The Links, Trafalgar Way, Bar Hill, Cambridge, CB3 UD, UK. Lumie is a registered trademark of: Outside In (Cambridge) Limited, incorporated in England and Wales. Registered Number: 7359.
- Page 15 Trafalgar Way, Bar Hill, Cambridge, CB23 8UD, UK www.lumie.com LUMIE is a registered trademark of Outside In (Cambridge) Limited. The TASK luminaire is a registered design of Outside In (Cambridge) Limited. © Lumie 03 © Lumie 2023 7/03/03 DD/MM/YYYY 1-70-00000-01...
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