Are these really WARM white, as the picture on Amazon makes them look silver-toned, not yellow toned. Also does the package come with a plug?
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these lights were a lot more yellow than white, while they did serve the purpose we found a brighter white called "cool white" at 1000bulbs.com part # 10mm-cw-150-12v (12 volt) which worked really well in lighting up our service trucks depending how much area you need to illuminate you might want to order extra plug connectors also. so faf we have had good service from these lights
1130047
The color is actually very warm - almost a yellow. I think that they did come with a plug, but am not certain because we hardwired them in. I am pretty sure that they had a plug that we cut off.
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I wouldn't be very helpful judging the color other than saying LED lights tend to be much more on the white side than yellow. They are incased in a plastic housing however which if installing outside with UV exposure will likely yellow over time. As for the plug, these are LOW VOLTAGE lights designed to be hooked up to a 12V transformer such as the ones that landscape lighting are hooked. Not 110V wall outlets. Therefore you do not get a plug.
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It has been a couple yrs but from my memory the lighting did have the almost yellowish warm look, I was pleased with the effect. There is no plug, and as it is low voltage, you have to have a transformer. Hope this helped!
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No, sorry. These are bright white lights. I did see the yellowish Edison blubs, during my search, on Amazon. Hope this helped.
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You are correct they are white white lights nice and bright, cool white is thew very white light, warm white is the yellow light
548645
They are definitely warm white. I put them on the columns in front of my home and they near perfectly match the warm white icicle lights previously purchased from my local Sams Club.
660587
they produce a white light not a light blue that I associate with the "new" Christmas lights. this is a white white, they are bright. I live them
619814
I'd characterize it as "warm". I'm upload a cellphone pic for the product that shows them under my white cabinets, and they're decidedly more yellow than the white cabinets (the color balance on my cellphone not withstanding).
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Packaging says "Bright White". Compared to fluorescent it is much closer to cool than warm.
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They are plug in. We love ours and have recieved many compliments on them......VERY well made.!
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The box does't say,I say Bright white is the color. Long lasting bulbs. Worth the money
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I had the same problem - they are EU standard colors (you can google it to check), blue is neutral (white), brown to black, green is green - mine came with a plug , but I had to hard wire it. Hasn't blown up yet - about two months
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The ones I received are definitely white. I have had others that are yellow. Quite a difference.
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They are "warm" which is a misnomer because 3000 Kelvin isn't a yellow "warm" light but a more white light... Not quite flourescent.. but definitely not warm. All the LED bulbs use this warm/soft terminology which is very poor and misleading. "Soft" is 2700 kelvin which is warmer (although still not as warm as incandescent.)
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They are a cool white, I think they were something like 3200K. And, I believe warm white is around 2700K. We had warm white zenon, but fixture crystalized in short order from the heat. We are going to adjust to these. They are over a brown-toned granite, so the light is actually better.
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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.
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Hello We have warm white, pure white, blue, green, red, multi. Please contact seller "eLightBulbs". Thank you.
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1. They are pure white, no blue tint that I can tell. 2.It would depend on how you strung them ... I think they would provide enough light ... they seem almost as bright as a set of regular plug-in LED xmas lights
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No. These 0.3 watt LED bulbs are actualy quite bright, maybe brighter than a conventional 4 watt bulb. They have a slightly warm yellow white light (not cold white). You could always cover them with something to decrease the light admitted.