How to select regular skylight and MRI room skylight?

1. Differences in Optical Principles
Ordinary blue sky effect: relying on natural light or diffuse reflection from traditional lighting fixtures, with a wide color temperature range (such as 4000-6000K), but lacking precise simulation of Rayleigh scattering, resulting in weak blue sky layering

MIR technology: may refer to directional optical systems (such as blue sky lamps) that use Rayleigh scattering principles to accurately simulate blue light scattering at wavelengths of 450-480nm through nanomaterials, with a color temperature of up to 10000K, presenting a high saturation blue sky effect.

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2. Technical implementation comparison

Nature	Ordinary skylight	MIR Skylight
Material	Iron+PS	Aluminium+PC
EMC	Normal standard	free from magnetic and iron
Light effect	Statistic sky and cloud	Rhythm regulated
CCT adjustable	Fix	Dynamic 1800K-10000K
CRI	R>80	Ra>95
Blue light danger control	no optimization	PROsun full spectrum technology

 

3. Application scenarios
Ordinary Skylight: Suitable for basic lighting such as offices and home living rooms, with low cost but limited atmosphere.
MIR technology: suitable for scenarios that require high fidelity natural light (such as basements, commercial spaces), simulating circadian rhythm changes through intelligent control.

4. Selection suggestions
If you pursue cost-effectiveness, ordinary Skylight can meet your needs; If you need professional level natural light simulation, it is recommended to choose products labeled with "Rayleigh scattering" or "full spectrum" technology, and pay attention to the color temperature range and color rendering index.