Humanscale Element 790 LED Task Light

The Element 790 task light is Humanscale’s response to the need for intelligent workspace lighting. Intuitive and flexible, the Element 790 combines high performance ergonomic design with 360 degrees of adjustability and unprecedented functionality in LED task lamps. A revolutionary task light, the Element 790 delivers the equivalent of light from a 90W incandescent using less than 7W of power.

Featuring advanced MCX LED Technology, the Element 790 light provides exceptional performance in a classic, award winning design. The Element 790's innovative ergonomic design and high-performance illumination with a seven-level dimmer for enhanced user control and energy savings.

Where other LED computer lamps struggle to offer the warm light that prevents eye straining and offers ergonomic comfort, Element Vision is able to provide a high color rendering index (CRI) of 89 while also delivering 3000K illumination. With effortless adjustment and innovative heat management, Element Vision is one of the most advanced and intuitive LED task lights available.

Focused Illumination: Providing high performance in an adjustable LED task light, the Element 790 uses a single light source that casts just one shadow. Through the use of MCX LED Technology, the the light produces a large footprint of neutral light (3500K) and superb color quality (CRI 85).

Innovative Efficiency: Element 790 feature a unique, heat sink design to maximize light output and increase the light’s usable life. An internal counterbalance provides effortless, one-touch positioning for comfort and complete ease of use.

Endless Adjustability: Element 790 comes in a variety of finishes, with 20 mounting options available to tailor it to any work environment. Element 790 is also dimmable to allow for optimal light settings. A universal power supply and interchangeable plug options accommodate global power outlets.

Ergo Tip:  Arrange your office to minimize glare from overhead lights, desk lamps, and windows.  Give your eyes a break by practicing the "20/20" rule - for every 20 minutes spent viewing a monitor spend 20 seconds looking outward at least least 20 feet away.