What color temperature are the bulbs on this light?
1245032
The daylight bulb is 10kk the night one I don't recall, I can tell you I had this on a 90 gallon aquarium and it lit the tank very well for my needs, I would hesitate to use this if you have live plants in your aquarium though.
1194570
These are 11 watt bulbs. They are clear bulbs and not very high in temperature.
2028087
Yes this is light has a color rendering index (CRI) of 98 and Temp 6700 (K). Right there on the website.http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/compact_fluorescent_bulbs.phpHope this helps!!
2238303
I'm not sure about the CRI. But the bulb claims a color temperature of 2700 K.
1539579
The color temperature is listed as 3000; in my house, this is a neutral white. It is not the "warm white" of an incandescent (2700), and it is not the "cold blue" of a 5000 daylight. Hope this helps!
292721
I'm not sure what you mean about color temperature or light output. We just replaced the same ones that were in our track lighting in our living room as when we bought it. They are on a dimmer switch.
606067
Are you asking for the Kelvin color or for the Lumens? Neither is listed on the package, but the light is warm white is probably around 4000K (not too warm). The lumens are low and equivalent to a 40W bulb.
1231698
I have seen no mention of the color temp of the LEDs. I would describe them as cool to cold. To my 65 year old eyes, when lighting pages on bright whitepaper there is the slightest blue tint, but when lighting scores that have yellowed with age the light seems wash out the yellow and sharpen the notes. It makes both situations easier to read.
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°.
1311564
I can't say the exact temperature but it is not a warm light at all. I would guess around 6000K.
728825
Yes I can tell you the color temperature, it is 6500k and 1360 lumens nice bright white
343104
LED bulbs should have no problems working down to 0F (-18C). As to the higher temperature, 100F (38C) is not a big deal for any consumer-grade products. Plus you probably won't use the light during a hot sunny day, anyway.
1655913
color temp= 5300-5500k; LED life 40,000+ hours; power consumption max 6W; brightness 400Im
2272687
It is a LED with a color temperature of 5000k and CRI if 80. How close that is to "sunlight" is subject to your own opionions, not to mention what kind of conditions you are measuring "sunlight" in (sunlight color temperatures vary with time of day, overcast or not, etc). Clearly no lightbulb gives off true sunlight, or anything all that close to it, despite marketing terms being used to describe bulbs that try to be closer than average. (Some of the differences are good, would you really want a lightbulb that gives you sunburn?)
285217
I'm not sure what the temperature is but a subjective answe is its whiter than a standard incandescent bulb but warmer than a daylight bulb. Personally I prefer the color to the slightly oranger incandescents.
2228352
In the lights that I ordered, all of the LED's are daylight (5500). There is an orange frost that is inserted onto the front that brings the temperature to 3200. IDK if there are more than one version of these 600's though, because I ordered some 300's that I was expecting to be similar, but they have half 5500 and half 3200.
750871
Light emitted is whiter than standard halogens, but still not pure daylight white. I believe the color temp on these bulbs is around 3100 vs around 2700 for regular halogens. If you seek pure daylight white, try PIAA Extreme White. PIAA's are considerably more costly.