What "color" is the light? I'm looking for something around 3300K.
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Bright white after it starts up, and brighter than regular ceiling lights in a kitchen.
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I use the XLEDIA - X60N - A19 - 9.4 Watt - 60 Watt Equivalent - 850 Lumens - Color Temp: 5000k. Since LEDs don't put out much heat I wouldn't think going to a higher watt equivalent would be an issue. I have very high ceilings so I wanted something bright like daylight so I went with the 5000k color temp and meets my needs but certainly not a soft white!
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This one throws light on the cooler color side. I don't know how many K it is. I bought the same style from another supplier on amazon that was on the warmer side. The higher the #K, the cooler the color, so 5500K would be on the warmer side.
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It provides enough light but is way too blue. I prefer 2700K color temperature which is close to incandescent.
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Absolutely not ..... it is a much warmer 2700K. For my taste, it is one of the nicest LED lights I have seen and I tried out a lot of them (CREE, Sylvania, Halo, Phillips, etc).
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the light is around 3500K and I did not saw 6500K as I was searching for also
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Hello Jimmy, The lamps you are inquiring about is warm white in color 2900K
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Hi, itʻs RGB so pretty much any color you want except bright white and amber. Also, itʻs more of a wash and not a "beam" if that makes sense. I use it to uplight the white scrims on my speaker stands and itʻs perfect for that. But just remember, depending on the color it wonʻt throw light a very far distance. Itʻs a Par-36, so if youʻre looking for more brighter light, try one of the Par-56 or Par-64 LED lights. Chauvet and American DJ make some really nice oneʻs for under $100 bucks.
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I have no idea. I will say this light favors the white side of the LED color spectrum more so than the 3000K advertised. I use it above our kitchen sink. Being that this light is super cheap, I'd give it a shot.
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Just eyeballing the lights (and without using any kind of instrument) I would say 4100K. They are definitely not a warm light.
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Lumins don't seem to mean much as far as brightness. I finally went by colortemp. Higher the temp the brighter. I just used a dimmer.
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Tough to say exactly. I'm not sure the tint of the light is exactly a color temperature (as an LED and not incandescent light), but it's definitely bluish. Probably bluer than 5000K-white.
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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!
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The light is not the piercing white of some LED's. A warmer white light is how I would describe it. Certainly not an over powering bright light.
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its bright. Am sure the rigid web site will provide the kelvin color rating and all the specs you may require
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*3200 lumens output *4300 Kelvin color temperature (Factory OEM standard color temperature)
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"k" is the color temp, has nothing to do with lumens or light output. the color will not change with added lights