1. Uniform light distribution: A no-main-light design provides illumination through multiple light sources, avoiding the strong contrast and glare caused by a single light source, thus reducing the risk of eye fatigue.
2. Flexible light control: This design allows for adjusting the brightness and position of each light source according to actual needs, meeting the needs of different times and activities, thereby further protecting visual health.
3. Reduced blue light exposure: Typically, a no-main-light system can integrate warm-toned light sources, reducing the radiation of high-energy blue light. Long-term exposure to high-energy blue light may increase the risk of macular degeneration.
4. Enhanced spatial atmosphere: A no-main-light design can create a more comfortable environment, making residents feel more relaxed, which also has a positive impact on mental health.
