Is there a *color temperature* rating anywhere on this buib? I'm looking for something in the very warm incandescent color range of about 2700K.
785286
I did not see a "color temperature" rating, but the bulbs are fairly close to the "white light" from older incandescent bulbs. I think you wouldhave to check with the manufacturer for more detail than that. Sorry.
785287
there is all most no heat and they run more to the Violet side of he spectrum most led do try low volt grow lamps
1011886
Short answer: yes, it's a "hot" bulb, in that it's an incandescent bulb (not a CFL or LED). Longer answer: color temp theoretically is related to heat (so-called "black body radiation" by physicists)- such as a blacksmith heating a steel bar in a forge. At first the bar turns red, then orange, yellow, etc, as it gets hotter. Red is a relatively "cool" color, blue is a "hot" color. Ironically, bulbs marketed as "cool white" have a higher color temp (are bluer) than warm white (yellower). While their color temps are different, each can give off the same amount of heat, though. AFAIK, all headlight bulbs are incandescent (hot), since CFL and LED bulbs can't be made bright enough. Some have higher color temps (look more blue- and in fact may be marketed as "cool blue") but they're still just as hot to touch (don't touch!!!). They look blue because of different gases in the bulb (xenon), or tinting the bulb blue. This might be TMI.
1565967
I would say the light is closer to 6500k (more blue than white). I found this annoying because even though I enjoy white light for daily tasks it is too white/blue for me to keep on during the night. It is also a lot brighter than I expected!
317585
Sorry not sure what you are asking - color temp.? the color is white & since it is LED it is not hot. If that helps?
1780112
It has a "warm white" LED color temperature which is more like a incandescent light, not a harsh bright white or blue LED color. This will fit your needs.
4822
2000k lower blue spectrum... if you are looking for the warm bulbs (red spectrum), I believe you have to look for 3000k (lumens I think you are looking for). They cost more than the regular ones this comes with. Just no matter what, always make sure proper wattage. Not worth risking fire.
1312142
The manufacturer indicates they are "warm white," which is generally around 2700K. My guess is that they are closer to 3000K. They are a quite pleasant color, not "blue" at all.
1757732
The light temp is 3000K which is in the warm white spectrum, maybe a tad bit cooler than 2700K. We use these as accent flood lights on our house and the color is very nice and bright. They are not cool white.
133865
It seems to me the warm tones have some yellow/amber colored quality to them, while the cool tones have more white into blue tones. I personally do not care for the cool light tones in my house - they are either too bright or make everyone look grey. (imho). On the LED light bulbs - to replace incandescent bulbs - they sometimes show a spectrum and list the 'k' (kelvin) value - I kind of like the 2700k - it reminds me of incandescent lighting tones. Apparently this lamp can be purchased in cool or warm - since there are no bulbs to replace - I got the warm and I like it. -- hope this helps. It seems to me the warm tones have some yellow/amber colored quality to them, while the cool tones have more white into blue tones. I personally do not care for the cool light tones in my house - they are either too bright or make everyone look grey. (imho). On the LED light bulbs - to replace incandescent bulbs - they sometimes show a spectrum and list the 'k' (kelvin) value - I kind of like the 2700k - it reminds me of incandescent lighting tones. Apparently this lamp can be purchased in cool or warm - since there are no bulbs to replace - I got the warm and I like it. -- hope this helps.
1561264
Your right Vlad, it should be posted but for the most part those ratings aren't all that accurate. I've seen 6000K (pretty much what these are) As a white 5000K,A purpleish 6000K, and everywhere in between. Pictures are going to be the best bet in comparing color temperature.
1988949
Hard to say the exact color in temperature degrees. The white is not warm like an incandescent lamp which is in the red light spectrum 2700°. It is bright, intense, cold or pure white white more toward the blue spectrum light more like 6000°.
1626708
Since this is listed as the same color temperature as their "warm white" version of the product, I'm not sure how trustworthy this number is. But users report the actual color as a white color. For reference, the higher the number the warmer the color: 3000k is typical halogen, 2700k is traditional incandescent bulb. 4000 would be white.
1213242
I don't know the color temperature, but the ones I received are a bright white rather than "warm" white.
1691117
Hi! The package doesn't really contain any exact number in terms of color temperature, but it's definitely in the "cool" (blueish) white range &gt;5000K. Best Regards, Patrick
1454501
No, these are is listed at 6,000k which puts them at the high end of "daylight". It is really "white". Warm white refers to a color temperature around 3,500k.
980662
Unfortunately the lumen specs is neither listed on the bulb nor the packaging. While the light output from this bulb is good the color temp is definitely not 6000K, please see my review.
1821666
The Color Temperature of the light is 3200K. It is balanced to Tungsten( in door lights).It is White in color.