What is the temperature of the color for this product?
1691074
I am not sure of the exact frequency, but the light is bluish, much more so than an incandescent bulb. I have a strip installed next to the warm yellow colored LED strip and there is a marked contrast between the two.If you want, I can email you a photo of the two operating together.
1691075
I am not sure of the exact frequency, but the light is bluish, much more so than an incandescent bulb. I have a strip installed next to the warm yellow colored LED strip and there is a marked contrast between the two. If you want, I can email you a photo of the two operating together.
1691076
White LEDs lights tend to be "daylight" color, which is around 5500 degrees Kelvin. To the human eye, such lights tend to have a bluish tint to them (mostly because we're so used to incandescent "soft white" light bulbs in our homes), but when lights like these are white, yet they look almost as if they have a little bit of bluish thing going on, too (as another answerer, here, wrote) then they are likely true "daylight" color, which is, again, around 5500°K, give or take.__________________________________Gregg L. DesElmsNapa, California USAgregg at greggdeselms dot comVeritas nihil veretur nisi abscondi.Veritas nimium altercando amittitur. White LEDs lights tend to be "daylight" color, which is around 5500 degrees Kelvin. To the human eye, such lights tend to have a bluish tint to them (mostly because we're so used to incandescent "soft white" light bulbs in our homes), but when lights like these are white, yet they look almost as if they have a little bit of bluish thing going on, too (as another answerer, here, wrote) then they are likely true "daylight" color, which is, again, around 5500°K, give or take.__________________________________Gregg L. DesElmsNapa, California... » Read More White LEDs lights tend to be "daylight" color, which is around 5500 degrees Kelvin. To the human eye, such lights tend to have a bluish tint to them (mostly because we're so used to incandescent "soft white" light bulbs in our homes), but when lights like these are white, yet they look almost as if they have a little bit of bluish thing going on, too (as another answerer, here, wrote) then they are likely true "daylight" color, which is, again, around 5500°K, give or take.__________________________________Gregg L. DesElmsNapa, California USAgregg at greggdeselms dot comVeritas nihil veretur nisi abscondi.Veritas nimium altercando amittitur. « Show Less
1691115
Mine were actually 2 different color temperatures, even though they came packaged together. Hmmm.....
1106470
Sorry, but I do not know. I applied this to the roof of my motorhome on a hot summer day, so minimum temperature was not a consideration.
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.
1683531
2700K color temperature. If you look at the bottom of the page, all the specs are listed.
1092128
Thank you for your question, Mark! The color temperature of this fixture is 3000K, or warm white.
1877443
Color Temp is 5600K. Would need a filter to bring down to 3200K or other.Had these over year, work great, especially for price! (travel well too)
1159989
I don't know about that. I use FanciFull temp color when this starts to fade. No problem.
2263187
The color is bright white (really neither blue or yellow) and I'm not sure about temp. I don't feel any heat when the lights are on. We put them on a dimmer so we can adjust according to our needs. They are very bright which might be a concern for some.
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
699834
Good question with mostly wrong answers. The people answering this seem to have no concept of color temperatures, and are possibly thinking of the play they once saw with "colored" lights in the rafters.This lamp is rated at 2700 Kelvin, which is WARM (meaning more reddish than cold bluish). In fact, it is every bit as warm as your average rounded incandescent bulb (also rated around 2700K), and puts out roughly the same amount of light as a 25 watt incandescent bulb. In other words, it's easy on the eyes. I use my at my computer desk and rarely need direct light, so I aim it at the ceiling and it gives the area a nice soft warm indirect light that's perfect for surfing the web. Good question with mostly wrong answers. The people answering this seem to have no concept of color temperatures, and are possibly thinking of the play they once saw with "colored" lights in the rafters.This lamp is rated at 2700 Kelvin, which is WARM (meaning more reddish than cold bluish). In fact, it is every bit as warm as your average rounded incandescent bulb (also rated around 2700K), and puts out roughly the same amount of light as a 25 watt incandescent bulb. In other words, it's easy on the eyes. I use my at my computer desk and rarely need direct light, so I... » Read More Good question with mostly wrong answers. The people answering this seem to have no concept of color temperatures, and are possibly thinking of the play they once saw with "colored" lights in the rafters.This lamp is rated at 2700 Kelvin, which is WARM (meaning more reddish than cold bluish). In fact, it is every bit as warm as your average rounded incandescent bulb (also rated around 2700K), and puts out roughly the same amount of light as a 25 watt incandescent bulb. In other words, it's easy on the eyes. I use my at my computer desk and rarely need direct light, so I aim it at the ceiling and it gives the area a nice soft warm indirect light that's perfect for surfing the web. « Show Less
2279024
This bulb has approx 1200 Lumen and 6000k color temp. Thank you for your interest in our product. Customer Service
253528
There is not a temperature that shows on the heater. When it feels to warm I just turn mine down. I have been very satisfied with that. It works well and does not cost a lot to use.
831298
Sorry, I have no idea of what temperature it reaches. It's hot enough to to curl my hair .... and burn my fingers. :-)
2124991
No problem at all. The temperature listed is for Celsius, which is 185 Fahrenheit.
1151493
I do not know the exact temperature but they do not get very warm. Since plastics vary in thickness and overall density I would try to ask the manufacturer if you want to be sure.