Start with positioning, not maximum brightness
Aim the light at your book and see how much reaches the rest of the room. Try a position that avoids directing light at someone sleeping nearby. Use only the controls your unit has; don't assume modes or timers absent from its manual.
There's no single setting for every bedroom. Book size, pale surfaces and the light's angle all affect the result. If the light is disturbing someone, change its position or where you read.
Transparent panel or clip-on light?
NÓVA's reference design is a panel that rests on a page, with controls along one side. It isn't a clip-on lamp attached to the book's spine. Check the panel's dimensions and how it fits your book.
Rechargeable variants exist, including one sold by Boots. That doesn't confirm our unit's port, battery or runtime. Its buttons and display are visible; their functions are still unverified.
Plan where to store it too
Keep the panel away from objects that might scratch it. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions rather than experimenting with solvents or abrasives.
This guide helps you arrange your light and reading space. It makes no claims about eye protection or better sleep. The catalogue's night-time image is conceptual and does not measure the panel's actual light coverage.
Sources and scope.
Boots · InGenious transparent reading panel ↗An example of a different panel variant; its specifications do not apply to NÓVA.
The catalogue does not confirm compatibility or specifications. Always follow the actual model's instructions.
