The difference between white light and warm white light.

The difference between white light and warm white light.

Which light color should I choose?

Watt, Kelvin, Lumen you can no longer see the forest for the trees and you actually don't know what it all means. LEDs are suitable for everything; whether you want to create an atmosphere in your living room or need task LED lights in the kitchen. With the direct brightness of LED lamps, you can create a comfortable environment in every room of your house.

Did you know this? The color temperature determines whether light looks warm or cool. The color temperature of LED lamps is expressed in Kelvin (K). A lower color temperature produces a warmer and more relaxed light and a higher color temperature radiates a cooler and more exciting light.

Determine your ideal light color

3000K or 4000K is often used for work LED lights. Productivity plays an important role here. Cool white light creates an energetic and active atmosphere, which is ideal for working. In terms of light output, it does not matter whether you choose 3000K or 4000K. This is almost the same. Despite that, many people still think that 4000K gives just a little more light because of the bright light color.

Home lighting is always below 3000K. The most common light color is 2700K, which is comparable to normal halogen lighting and light bulbs. If "warm white" is indicated for an LED lamp, then it is almost always 2700K. Warm white light (tends towards yellow) is very suitable for living spaces where atmosphere plays an important role. Warm white light provides a relaxed, warm atmosphere. Keep in mind that very warm light (2200K or lower) is less pleasant to read or work with. This light color is comparable to candlelight and often serves as mood LED lights.

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