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Constitutionality of light bulb ban questioned - EnvironmentalProtection Agency must be called for a broken bulb
Paul M. Eldridge wrote:
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:29:20 +0000 (UTC),
(Don
Klipstein) wrote:
.... I expect CFLs to advance a little more, especially with gains in dimming
and maybe some models with CRI in the low-mid 90's rather than 82 (with a
compromise in light output)....
Hi Don,
I, for one, would happily trade-off some raw lumens for better colour
rendering. Do you know of any products available now or in the near
future with CRIs in the low to mid 90s?
Cheers,
Paul
The Colortone 50 and Chroma 50 fluorescent lamps have a CRI of 94. I
don't think that phosphor has made it into CFLs though, the high power
density of the compact lamps is too hard on the fluorogermanate phosphor
used to get the true red on the high CRI lamps.
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