These Terms of Use explain how LumeCircadian.com may be used, what our educational lighting content does and does not provide, and the safety, intellectual-property, advertising, affiliate, and liability standards that help keep this site transparent and trustworthy for readers, advertisers, partners, and lighting professionals.
LumeCircadian publishes educational content about circadian lighting, spectral power distribution, flicker standards, human-centric lighting, and residential lighting practice. By using this website, you agree to use the information responsibly, recognize that it is not medical or electrical advice, respect our intellectual property, and review our privacy and disclosure policies when interacting with ads, affiliate links, sponsored content, or contact forms.
| Topic | What It Means | Reader Responsibility | Trust Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Educational Use | Content explains lighting science, standards, concepts, and residential applications. | Verify decisions with qualified professionals when safety, health, code, or installation risk is involved. | |
| Health & Medical Limits | Circadian and neurological lighting content is educational and not a diagnosis, treatment plan, or medical recommendation. | Consult a qualified healthcare professional for sleep, eye, neurological, pediatric, or medical concerns. | |
| Electrical Safety | Lighting content may discuss low-voltage systems, fixtures, drivers, transformers, and retrofits. | Use licensed electricians for 120V supply-side work, permanent wiring, code questions, and unsafe conditions. | |
| Advertising & Affiliate Links | The site may earn revenue from ads, affiliate links, sponsorships, licensing, or educational products. | Review disclosures and evaluate products independently before purchase or installation. |
Last updated: May 31, 2026 · These terms should be read with the Privacy Policy and Disclosure Policy.
These terms are written to be understandable for homeowners while still giving advertisers, partners, researchers, and professional readers a clear view of how LumeCircadian protects content quality, safety boundaries, and site integrity.
By accessing or using LumeCircadian.com, you agree to these Terms of Use and any policies referenced here. If you do not agree with these terms, do not use the website. Continued use of the site after updates means you accept the revised terms.
The Goal: Maintain a clear, stable framework for educational content, responsible site use, and transparent monetization.
Privacy Policy →LumeCircadian content is provided for general education about lighting science, circadian principles, spectral power distribution, flicker, low-voltage systems, and residential lighting design. It is not a substitute for professional medical, electrical, engineering, legal, or code-compliance advice.
The Goal: Help readers understand lighting concepts while making clear when a qualified professional should be involved.
Review References →Unless otherwise noted, the text, graphics, layouts, frameworks, tables, terminology, organization, and original educational materials on this site are owned by LumeCircadian.com and Philip Meyer. You may link to pages normally, but you may not copy, scrape, republish, sell, train AI systems on, or reproduce substantial portions of this site without written permission.
The Goal: Protect original lighting research, educational frameworks, trust assets, and commercial licensing value.
AI Licensing Information →LumeCircadian may discuss practical lighting topics such as LED drivers, flicker, transformer behavior, low-voltage lighting, amber emitters, spectral targets, pediatric light exposure, sleep-friendly lighting, and human-centric lighting retrofits. Some topics may involve health-sensitive decisions or electrical-safety risks. Readers are responsible for verifying information, following manufacturer instructions, observing applicable codes, and obtaining professional help when needed.
The site does not guarantee that any product, method, retrofit, installation, lighting spectrum, or design strategy will produce a specific health, sleep, safety, code, energy, or performance outcome. Lighting environments vary by fixture, driver, voltage, room surface, age, health status, installation quality, local code, and individual sensitivity.