Fiber Optic Sensory lighting
Enjoy the benefits of a fiber optic sensory lighting kit in your own home.
While we supply schools, therapy centers, multisensory spaces, hospitals and nursing homes with our sensory lighting kits, our range of fiber optic sensory lighting kits below can be experienced and enjoyed at home.
Most of the kits are portable and can be moved from room to room.
Our fiber optic sensory lighting systems are Phthalate free and all fiber optic projectors are UL certified.
Safety is paramount so buy with confidence from Unlimited Light.
Fiber optic sensory lighting is a very popular addition to multisensory spaces as the fiber optic strands are cool to touch and do not carry electricity.
The easy colour change properties of a fiber optic lighting system mean that an environment can be changed from a visually stimulating space with reds and yellows to a space promoting a sense of calm with blues and purples.
This is achieved with our RGBW illuminators available with a choice of control including handheld remote control.
We also have illuminators available to purchase separately should you wish to upgrade or revive an existing fiber optic lighting kit.
Browse our fiber optic sensory lighting kits below
SE2002 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,030.00
SE1503 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,117.00SE2003 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,207.00SE2004 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,524.00
UV2002 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,013.00UV1503 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,107.00UV2003 Fiber Optic Sensory Lighting Kit
$1,218.00
Do you have any questions about our fiber optic sensory lighting kits? Would you like some advice? Please email us !
sales@unlimitedlight.com
What is sensory lighting?
Sensory lighting is any form of lighting which has a positive impact on any person with cognitive impairments from young babies to the elderly.
In 1966 two American psychologists, Cleland and Clark, were the first to question whether sensory stimulation could actually promote cognitive development and help with behavioural issues such as hyperactivity. They introduced multi sensory environments addressing the 4 senses ; sight, sound, smell and touch.
Shortly after that in 1970, Verheul and Hulsegge from the Netherlands also suggested that multi sensory environments could impact greatly on the quality of life of those with more severe disabilities.
While in some countries Multi-Sensory rooms have consistently grown in popularity over 30 years and are well established it is only in recent years in the USA that multi sensory spaces are being acknowledged as hugely beneficial for sensory impaired patients of all ages and with the ageing population they are set to become an expected facility in care homes for the elderly and those suffering from dementia.
The American Association of Multi Sensory Environments – http://www.aamse.us/
The AAMSE has a wealth of information on multi-sensory environments and we recommend a visit to their website.
‘AAMSE is a professional organization dedicated to the promotion, research, understanding, appreciation, application and science of Multi Sensory Environments (MSE).’ – taken from the AAMSE website.