Light bulb colour temperatures
Colour temperature is a scale that measures how warm (yellow) or cool (blue) the light from a particular source is. It is measured in degrees of the kelvin scale (K) and the higher the number the cooler the light. The lower the number the warmer the light.
2700 – 3000K Warm White
Lamps in this range are normally found in a domestic setting
4000K Cool White
Lamps in this range are normally found in a commercial setting giving good colour, a clean light which is also often used to illuminate new bathrooms and kitchens
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