Is it a full spectrum infrared bulb?
341848
By definition, an infrared light bulb cannot be full spectrum. It is designed to emit light concentrating on the red end of the spectrum including heat which is "red" light below the visible spectrum.
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!!
2170204
yes it is - it has 6 watts - that is about equivalent to a 60 watt "classic" light bulb ...... the thing is not bright at all ..... and as it "ages" (within a few month) it is getting worse .... i had 12 of those and within a year - 4 are burned out completely - 4 are really dim and 4 still work .....
1549675
This is not an infrared light, as advertised, these are ultraviolet LEDs. True infrared lights are hardly visible unless you are very close and look directly at the source, if visible it appears as a low emission red light. Regarding IR filters, I am not sure.
760152
No, it's 2700k, very similar to regular incandescent and very bright. Amazing amount of quality light for 10.5 watts.
1036444
My manual states it has up to 2,500 LUX of bright Natural Spectrum light so I always assumed it was full spectrum, but to further answer this question, you might want to contact the company, at verilux.com and ask them. I know I've been using it for almost a year and it has done wonders for me.
72135
It is to some extent. The light is nice and bright, yet it shines from the glass-like cover (dome) more than in another direction. We had it in a base down reading lamp and replaced it with another bulb that lighted more in a downward direction. I, now, am enjoying it in another lamp where light is needed, but not where we read. In a base up configuration, it will light nicely. It is the best 75W equivalent bulb I have found, though. The 60W equivalent SunSun has better omnidirectionality, yet is not quite as bright.
1519755
Hi Eric,To my understanding, it is. The definition I found and it's quite describing what my light bulb does is:"Full-spectrum" is not a technical term when applied to an electrical light bulb but rather a marketing term implying that the product emulates natural lightThanks for your question.
1994187
I don't know; I sent the bulb back because it was NOT an Osram branded bulb. The description implied that it was.
2165507
The package says "True Color" and it is a replacement for the 18 watt true color lamps. I would say the package is right.
224
Yes, it is. I concur with what reviewer bfisher found, it does have the quartz bulb.
938777
I am not sure but this bulb works really well and the color and picutures are very bright. It has worked very well thus far
22433
No it is not. We did not keep the light and actually did not get to use it. When the item arrived the bulb inside was broken. We sent it back for another one, that also arrived with a broken bulb. So I can't tell you if it works or not.
1211553
Yes! Since My purchase and the problems I had with my unit and customer service, I found out that the unit is actually NOT infrared at all! It's no better than a heating pad! This company didn't follow thru with promises made to me either. I do NOT recommend anyone deal with this company.
362495
its a full spectrum bulb as an from 0k to the top of the bracket so roughly to 7500k
2163775
JK, I never knew the difference until you asked me, but after Googling an article by Lawrence Wilson, MD in search "far infrared v. near infrared lamps", this must be a near infrared lamp. I say this because it uses a 250 Watt bulb, and, according to this article, this would make it a near infrared lamp.
1134744
I do not know. My bulb stopped working a month ago, now it only intermittently flickers. I did not get a full year of use from it.