Can anyone tell me what color it produces? 5000K? 12000K? Somewhere in between? Thx
869241
Hi! The Power-Glo produces 18,000K. It's the best T8 bulb I have ever found to date! =)
869242
Thanks. I have a power max 17w bulb I bought last week, and although it shows great blues and reds, it's not very bright.
2017327
Not all of the white LED's appear to be the same color, and I did not see any documentation regarding color index. However, the whites appear to be in the cooler range, so I would suspect most are 6500K down to maybe 5000K.
1491312
It's more of a bright white/blue. It's rated I. The 6000k range. You could possibly look up what a 6000k led light looks like. I hope that helps.
2106129
It is not a pure white, it has a very very slight blue hue to it, I would call it 5500K to 6200K color light range... its not annoying blue. I will try and post a pic soon
317584
It's a bright white without the blue tint. I would say it's like a 3000k color.
150983
6000k is white with a hint of blue, 8000k is more blue. The higher the kelvin the darker the color and the less brighter the light. A lot of the brightness also has to do with the quality of the ballast as well as the headlight design.
477108
No blue. Just white light I was impressed Any higher than 6000k would be blue or purple
1741029
I don't know the output in lumens, but for my model the color is daylight or cool white, not warm white like and incandescent. Possibly you can specify a color temperature?
2099282
Hello. I think it will not work. Maybe the 6500k light is better for this or try to get a red LED light.
2228355
I ordered because I needed all 600 Led's at 5500K however they sent me Half 5500K and half 3200K... very frustrating... I have other Yongnuo leds and they work great just needed the 600 5500K... hope this helps... still trying to purchase the 600, please let me know if you find them... thanks
1285660
5000k or 3000k determines the color of the light output of a bulb. Lower numbers, like 3000K, produce a yellower light; higher numbers like 5000K produces a bluer light. (k=Kelvin)
84380
Mine were noticeable more yellow than my other LED's. I would put them at 4500K, I ended up not using them in my parking lights because of this.
1437037
"k" is the color temp, has nothing to do with lumens or light output. the color will not change with added lights
475619
It's a white light. How white? All I can say is it's not yellowish, not 2700 k. It's 3000 k and above. I have no idea about the CRI. I returned it because it was not bright enough for me.
387278
Baku,I'm not sure about your question...if your interest is photographic, 5500K refers to color temperature emission of essentially normal visual range... A 6500K color temperature will produce a shift to a cooler range of colors
586981
On mine White has almost a purple hue but on the one a friend got it seems close to the 5000k.
1272790
The original I just took out of my makeup mirror is 6400K (very warm). I'm ordering one now, will post if it's marked.