A new health feature for Artemide’s classic work light
Who says classics can't reinvent themselves? Italian manufacturer Artemide has released the popular Tolomeo desk lamp in an INTEGRALIS® version, which effectively combats pathogens.
March 7, 2022 | 11:00 pm CUT

Tolomeo INTEGRALIS® is the perfect balance between excellent design, optimal light quality and effective disinfection

Tolomeo INTEGRALIS® helps the Italian manufacturer meet raised pandemic hygiene demands, especially useful in crowded or commonly used spaces
Innovative lighting technology
Now Tolomeo is available in a new version that disinfects surfaces, thus contributing to a more hygienic environment. Tolomeo INTEGRALIS® features Artemide's specially developed INTEGRALIS® light technology with the help of which, pathogenic micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi and mould on illuminated surfaces are rendered harmless.


In desk-sharing environments but also in home offices, doctors' surgeries, clinics, hotel rooms and reception areas, INTEGRALIS® contributes to a healthier environment – with proven high-quality lighting
Design, light and disinfection
INTEGRALIS® can be integrated into many luminaires and lighting systems within the Artemide portfolio. The technology comprises four independent lighting solutions that are used according to circumstances and requirements such as the type of environment, the required intensity of disinfection or the rhythm of presence or absence of people. Tolomeo INTEGRALIS® is, in turn, equipped with the PURE INTEGRALIS® function. The Italian manufacturer could not have responded better to the challenges of our time, with the need for a safe working environment, largely free of pathogens, becoming a significant factor for many since COVID-19. At the classic office desk as well as in desk sharing and coworking environments, in the home office as well as in public areas such as doctors' surgeries, clinics, hotel receptions and rooms, i.e. everywhere where people come into contact with each other, INTEGRALIS® contributes to a healthy environment – and does so almost incidentally during normal working hours.

Harmless to humans, animals and plants, the emitted ultraviolet light from the short-wave range of the visible spectrum inhibits the growth of pathogenic microorganisms or even kill them
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