Got the LED light installed, no problems but are there options regarding the light being white or yellow?
The guy got us white but I'm considering getting it in yellow if there is such an option.
Got the LED light installed, no problems but are there options regarding the light being white or yellow?
The guy got us white but I'm considering getting it in yellow if there is such an option.
Yes there is basically 3 main types of light. Warm(yellow), Natural(Daylight) and Cool(White). The lower the "K", the more yellow it is.
Yes, there are many colors- I hate the super bright white, there are warmer options (often termed "warm" and "cool" when you buy them).
2700k is what you want. The higher the number, the colder and whiter the light will be.
https://www.ledlightexpert.com/under...eratures_ep_79
The only issue is how usual are your bulbs- if they are widely available, your color choices are also wide. If more unusual, you may not have as many choices (in shops, go online to get the choice).
When I lived in Japan, many, many people preferred the cool white (could see when you walked by blocks of flats). I don't know how people could stand that color. They loved super bright lighting...to each his own...
Thanks guys. I will get the warm white but I'm guessing I have to buy another light as you can't change the LED without changing the whole fixture?
How long do these types of LED last before needing to be replaced?
Also sometimes LED's can have a switch on the back where you can change it between the 3 modes.
I replaced my Ceiling Light that was a Philips 32 watts circular type fluorescent
Got me a Tri-Color Circular LED with remote that can change color & even dim the LED's which was not possible before because LED's are not inherently dimmable
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