Zest SAD & wake-up light photo

Working as both a SAD light and wake-up light, Zest mimics a sunrise to wake you gently in the morning, while providing bright light therapy throughout the day.

Compact two-in-one device.
Its blue-enriched white LEDs gradually brighten to fully wake you in the morning, while its five light levels provide bright light therapy during the day to lift mood, boost concentration, restore natural energy and treat the symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

15–30 minsunrise duration

Get the best of both worlds with Zest! The two-in-one device is a handy size for home, work or travel, making it ideal for use as part of a jet lag plan.

5 light levelswith automatic timer
Snoozegives you another 5 minutes
Alarm beepoptional

What people say

19 reviews
£125.00 - £150.00two-in-one device

Zest SAD & wake-up light

2,000 lux at 50 cm, cool white LEDs, 5 different light levels.
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Delivery to
United Kingdom
1–2 working days — £7.802–3 working days — Free
3-year warranty45-day trial

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Light
Light Source
Light Source

LED bulb, blue-enriched white, UV-free

LED - 5000K, cool white
LED - 3000K, warm white
UV-free

Functions
Functions

15–30 min sunrise duration
Adjustable light intensity
5 light levels with automatic timer

Adjustable brightness and colour temperature
Day and Evening Modes

Treatment time
Treatment time
Treatment time

10,000 lux at 25 cm — 30 min
2500 lux at 50 cm — 60–120 min

10,000 lux at 20 cm — 30 min
5000 lux at 32 cm — 30–60 min
2500 lux at 50 cm — 60–120 min

Display
Display
Display

Fully dimmable display

Touch Interface

Dimensions
Depth
Depth

5 cm (2 inches)

19.7 cm (7.8 inches)

Height
Height

13 cm (5.1 inches)

33 cm (13 inches)

Weight
Weight

0.390 kg (1.11 pounds)

2.22 kg (4.89 pounds)

Width
Width

15 cm (5.9 inches)

32.4 cm (12.6 inches)

Medical Device
Class IIa

Lumie is certified to ISO 13485 Medical Devices, QMS standard. Lights must pass rigorous safety tests and be supported by clinical research to meet the Medical Devices Directive EC93/42/EEC.