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Colour Temperature Descriptions
Permission to scream, sir?
Looking for some lamps (CFL and/or LED) and, not wanting Warm White/2700K, nor Daylight, I have been searching with other obvious terms. Have found that sometimes Cool White means 3000K. Sometimes 4200K, or 5000K, or 6000K or 6500K. Or some other in-between temperature. Seems to start at 2701K and go to infinity! I had hoped that 6000/6500K might commonly be "Daylight", 2700K "Warm White" and maybe 3500 to 5000K could be "Cool White" - but no chance. And does anyone list CRI in the lamp specifications? Other than a few fluorescents, hardly ever. -- Rod |
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