What is the light temperature of the bulb when operating at full output? Does the package indicate the deg K of the bulb?
1270519
I don't recall what the package says, but these bulbs output the warmest color light of any 2700K bulb I tested. These are my absolute favorite - I've bought at least a dozen so far - and I'm very picky about warm lighting in living spaces.
1270520
I will caution you. Phillips has LED reflector bulbs that are both soft white and daylight. You should visit the Phillips web site for the specifications on any particular bulb. Or, you can order one and see what the outside of the package says. They are labeled. If it isn't right then return the bulb. The type in the illustration are all soft what (2700K) as far as I know. Also, I think Phillips is the only manufacturer than controls the color temperature of their LED bulbs. If you have soft white lighting in your home you can put one of the Phillips LED bulbs in a fixture and it will fit right in. I will caution you. Phillips has LED reflector bulbs that are both soft white and daylight. You should visit the Phillips web site for the specifications on any particular bulb. Or, you can order one and see what the outside of the package says. They are labeled. If it isn't right then return the bulb. The type in the illustration are all soft what (2700K) as far as I know. Also, I think Phillips is the only manufacturer than controls the color temperature of their LED bulbs. If you have soft white lighting in your home you can put one of the Phillips LED bulbs in a fixture and it will fit... » Read More I will caution you. Phillips has LED reflector bulbs that are both soft white and daylight. You should visit the Phillips web site for the specifications on any particular bulb. Or, you can order one and see what the outside of the package says. They are labeled. If it isn't right then return the bulb. The type in the illustration are all soft what (2700K) as far as I know. Also, I think Phillips is the only manufacturer than controls the color temperature of their LED bulbs. If you have soft white lighting in your home you can put one of the Phillips LED bulbs in a fixture and it will fit right in. « Show Less
1270521
Don't remember but it was bright white so probably at least 4100K. Would not buy though. Failed after 30 days.
1270522
Hi Bill. I'm pretty sure its 2700K. If you get it and use it in a lamp where its covered, you will not be able to tell the difference between it and an incandesant bulb. Its that good. By the way Philips has a new bulb out now that is similar to this one but without the yellow panels and grooves. You might like it better if you are going to use the bulb where it will be seen when its off. Amazon has it if you're interested. It's 60 watts and you can get it in either 2700K or 5000K. I hope this helps you!
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Hi Scott. I don't know from experience yet, but I'm in the same boat as you. I live in Ohio & have this bulb in my unheated garage. I read at least one review somewhere that said low temperature is not a problem & basically I'm hoping that review was correct. Btw, I'm very happy with this bulb so far despite the high price. I considered putting in fluorescent lighting but don't need to now with how much light this puts out. Good luck! Jerry
2023619
they spec it in degrees kelvin. compared to other leds I've bought, they are more yellow, natural sunlight. The dispersal seems fairly even over the 120 degree pattern.
1896166
I would describe it as bright white -- 5600K or higher. That's my best estimate given that it's already installed outside, and I can't easily compare it to a cooler bulb.
1861612
It is warm but not 2700k. The intensity of light is not same as halogen bulb under cabinet lights
2258657
Agree with blissin....these are the stock 4300k. Please beware of higher output bulbs manufactured in China, I've heard of many buyers blowing out not only the bulb, but also the control module (which is around $700).
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!!
285216
It says 2700 K on the box the bulb came in. That's towards warm white, but it actually looks much whiter, as the bulb is clear & not diffused.
559095
Its what you are referring to as harsh white. Its a very high color temperature, although I dont know the exact number, I could say its about like 6000 Kelvin LEDs. And the light output is very high, brighter than my 50 w halogens which it replaced.
1708003
The box or the bulb itself does not have any wattage rating written. The bulb only gets warm but not hot. Since it uses LEDs, the power drawn should be minimal.
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I received the bulb as it is pictured ( too bad they did not ROTATE it to show the labeling. ) 110 - 130V 50/60Hz 60 W 5500 K MADE in CHINA 13108 WORKS GREAT !
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I do not know. I didn't keep the packaging and there's nothing listed on the bulb itself. However I seem to remember it was equivalent to a 60W incandescent but that could be the ramblings of a 60-year old memory that's not always reliable.
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dear igor,(eu=230 V ) i always use two in series connected, use the bulb only gets a little warm. the fixture stays cool and close to room temperature. the incandescent bulbs heat the fixture enough i can keep my hand on it for long! a cool LED bulb probably means a good heat sink/transfer system and a reliable long life. at least that's how I see it.all the best from vienna walter
84378
The description hasn't said anything about temp of LED bulb. It just says, (Genuine High Quality 3 Chip SMD 5050 PREMIUM LEDs and Module, Pure White Color Uniformity )
289063
No idea. But its still working great for me. Bulb is holding out longer than I thought it would.
1988533
my unit would not work right out of the package, duracell was not too keen on the warranty. my unit says it will handle 175w peak, and 130w constant, it should handle a 75w bulb.
306027
I have been using this bulb out doors in zero degree weather in New England. I also use one indoors!