what is the temperature of this light? thanks
860531
This is right question. It is much more bluish than 5500K, I think it is about 7000-7500K. I hope it will help you.
1385801
Was curious about this myself, so I measured the temperature with my infrared thermometer. The base of the bulb got surprisingly warm given the 4.5 watts, and measured around 150 degrees F or so. For reference, the 40w incandescent bulbs they replaced got to about 260 degrees F. So noticeably cooler, but still warmer than I expected.
1565965
Tough to say exactly. I'm not sure the tint of the light is exactly a color temperature (as an LED and not incandescent light), but it's definitely bluish. Probably bluer than 5000K-white.
296254
Cool white, but I do not know operating temperature. We actually use it indoors on top of a kitchen cabinet pointed to the ceiling for reflective night lighting. It is effective for the kitchen, family room, and living room. However, I would not rate it as a 300 watt equivalent. Seems to be about 150 watt equivalent
728825
Yes I can tell you the color temperature, it is 6500k and 1360 lumens nice bright white
1721524
It is a nice white, light. I would say between 6000k-6500k. It seems about the same as my 20 watt LED light. Probably right around 6300k.
1454626
It is fairly bright I'd estimate 40W or 60W equivalent. The light is not as warm as I was hoping for though. It is more daylight than warm.
896387
I just measured the temp of the lens with a laser temperature gun. It is 53 degrees outside currently and the lens cover measured 64 degrees. It is cool to the touch and the lights have been on for two hours. Hope this helps.
257982
I have been using the light since Mid-April. I have not had any issues with it. The temperature range has been normally 50 - 80 degrees. As far as it working in freezing temperatures, there have been several days of cold weather, but not any extended freezing cold temperatures. I live in Southern New England and I guess I will find out in a few short months.
980661
Whoops! Unlike GeorgeM (who really knows his instrumentation), you're confusing colour temperature (5000K, 6000K) with light output (Lumens, spherical candle power). Cheers!
1151495
I have not measured the temperature after the light being continuously on for a long time, but there is a plastic shroud over the electrical terminals. If the light gets too hot it will melt the shroud. I hope that will not happen.
1511512
Maker replied me - it's in 5,000K. It's Kelvin btw. Still no words on lumens though...
247939
Not sure of actual temp rating, but I will say that it lights up no problem in my garage with temps below freezing in the garage.
906359
Off the top if my head it's about a 45°, but there is a soft glow around the bright beam that's about 105°
328448
Not sure Of the light temperature but they are very white. And super bright I purchased a double row 20" light bar and ended up keeping the single row.
1769412
It is a CREE XM-L U2 led temperature about 6000. It is running at 500 lumens.
1764232
To my knowledge, it is 4200 K with a light output of 3350 +/- 300 lumens. Higher temperatures do not mean brighter bulbs. Higher temperature bulbs put out less light.