Scenes by class type
| Room | Warm-up | Peak | Cool-down |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cycling | Dim, one color | Saturated color, motion on the beat | Slow fade to warm |
| HIIT and bootcamp | Bright white | Color by interval: work and rest | Warm and lower |
| Yoga | Warm, around 2700 K, low | Warm and even | Very low, warm |
| Pilates and barre | Soft white | Bright, even, no glare in the mirrors | Warm and lower |
Color and motion belong inside
Inside a studio, color chases and beat-synced motion are fine. That's where they're allowed and where they work. Fixtures that change color and white (RGBW or RGB plus tunable white) let one room do all of it.
Instructor control
A simple keypad by the instructor's spot with four buttons (Warm-up, Peak, Cool-down, Lights up), plus a phone app for the manager. Scenes can also follow the class schedule, so the room is ready when people walk in.
Safety first
- Every scene keeps enough light to see the floor, the bikes and the exits.
- The instructor is always lit.
- Flicker-free fixtures, since strobing or flickering light can bother some people.
- Exit and emergency lighting stay on their own code-required circuits.
Lines and features
A light line around the ceiling, a backlit logo behind the instructor, or lines along the floor of a cycling room make the space feel like a destination. See interior lighting and custom signs.
When lighting won't fix it
Scenes support a great instructor; they don't replace one. And a room that's too hot or too loud won't feel better with color.
