How to look for the right color temperature in LED lights

Understanding the color of LED lights, which is known as Kelvin temperature (K), can make it easier for you to choose the right types of lights that will give you the perfect effect that you want. How to select the right color for your application?

Warm colors can be perceived as, not bright enough? if they are used in an area where people want crisp white light to work under.

In areas where naturally cool-colored daylight enters from windows and skylights, warm colors tend to look more yellow or pink. People think that the lights are not working properly.

The potential downside of using cool colors is that many people perceive it to be, institutional or sterile. People may complain that their lighting is, too bright, if you change from a warm color to a cool color, even if the measured light output remains the same or decreases slightly.

Evaluating the needs of your environment is key to picking the right color temperature. Make sure you tell your supplier what type of environment or what type of ambience you are looking to create in a space.

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