Anyone know if this close to 4000K or 6000K?
267797
Hi, I would say it is just about in the middle (about 5000k). If I HAD to decide which it's closer too, I would say its barely, barely, on the 6000k side. 5100k maybe. Hope that helps!It is a VERY WHITE light.
267798
I'd say closer to 6000K. These are bright white with a slight blue. A great upgrade from standard bulbs.
1823727
The range is 2700-3000K, 3000K is the max, but the 5000-5000K is also available, please search B00F86VOWO
490304
Sorry, Can't answer. Bought item to install and then sold house so no experience. Mfr says it is very low but no recallof value - or writing a review =G=
1514098
I have no experience with 4300K or 5000K, but I can say these 6000K bulbs are very white. I can't imagine anything that would be more like daylight.
84377
Pure white is typically 5000K. These have a hint of blue, so they are probably be nearer 6000K.
408602
Just to give an idea of what your asking, 4000 K is 6740 degrees F. So yea, I would say any lights you find will not get that hot considering it will kill you, your neighbors and more. Not sure where you pulled 4000 K from.
1565969
I don't know how much 5000K light is, but these are very bright and the best night light ever made!! After my purchase, all of our relatives bought these same lights and are very happy with them.
2042080
Yeah i got it from HHGREGG for 649...been looking at this one for a while and couldn't pass up the price.
1805067
The 4000k fixture has a slightly whiter light output than the 3500k. There is not a huge difference in the two but if your preference is towards a whiter light I'd go with the 4000k.
997019
6000K has a slight blue tint to the light and it is easier to see with at night for me anyway. 10000K is almost purple and that is not a good color to use, your eyes don't see it as will and the reflections are not as prominent. I hope this helps.
1748006
I believe 300RMS. If you want to ask again after 600pm I will look on box for you.
2257947
I think it's supposed to be some 500 but can't give you a definitive answer. Sorry.
1090052
yes...but I would recommend spending a few dollars more for a stronger one, 4000.
2284111
275# per another site, which is a little concerning to me vs others that are 400#
1774054
This is something I was wondering about as well and found it the answer is around 500
1490423
They have something screwed up on the posting. Size should be like 1000RG, 2500RG, 4000RG. The numbers they show would be spool size. A 4000 reel is a pretty hefty reel.
2275984
They look a little whiter than stock, so maybe 4300K. The higher the temp, the bluer the light. For example, 3000K is yellow, 6000K is blue. White light delivers the best illumination and is found in the 4 to 5 range. I replaced only one side ( bought a pair for when the other side dies) and it is whiter and brighter than stock.