Does anyone know the color temperature of these lamps? Warm white or cool white? 2700K or 3200K?
253548
color temperature is rated up to 3350k and classified as maximum performance extreme white light.
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.
1721525
It is a nice white, light. I would say between 6000k-6500k. Probably right around 6300k.
709921
Warm white- rated the same color temp as a standard incandescent bulb (2700K).
1857470
I find them to be fairly warm. I wouldn't characterize them as the harsher white that some of the LEDs have.
737543
AS noted below, the White in the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) isn't a true white. However, Amazon offers OLS kits in Bright White and Warm White. Amazon's number for the Bright White is B002CQ0GYA. Warm White is B004ZO3BSK. My eyes aren't very good, so I need A LOT of light. They are pretty bright and the bright white and warm white have similar features such as 8 dim / bright settings. Plus On / Off. The warm white is around 3000 to 3500K temp. Bright white is 6000K to 7000k. Hope that helps.
532128
They are a cool white, I think they were something like 3200K. And, I believe warm white is around 2700K. We had warm white zenon, but fixture crystalized in short order from the heat. We are going to adjust to these. They are over a brown-toned granite, so the light is actually better.
946560
2700 K is the kind of light given by a 60 W "soft white" incandescent; it is slightly yellow. 5000 K is "daylight", which gives a harsher, bright white color tending to blue. 2700 K is good for regular home lighting, while 5000 K is better for office and study spaces or for arts and crafts where accurate color vision is needed.
1748235
2700K. You can see it on the packaging if you zoom in. The light is very bright white and you definitely don't want to install these without a dimmer switch. All the canned lights I have been installing these in have dimmer switches except one and boy is it BRIGHT! The bulbs themselves are really well made and I would definitely recommend them.
385189
Warm white - 320 lumens, cool white - 370 lumens. Listed by manufacturer as 50 watt incandescent equivalent. Websites showing lumen to wattage equivalencies vary greatly. Two fairly reputable websites report that 450 lumens equals 40 watts incandescent, while another reports 420 lumens = 40 watts, and a fourth reports 600 lumens = 40 watts. You can believe the manufacturer or ask an expert. BTW... "dimmable", maybe with the right dimmer switch, otherwise not. Color temp for 2,700 kelvin is right on for "warm white" bulbs.
734469
They are daylight balanced at 5500K. It's written on the side of the bulbs. :)
1172327
I believe they are 2700. They do not have that awful green tint that so many cheap leds have - really nice light. After test diving 3 or 4, I purchased enough to replace all bulbs in our showroom. Love them!
381836
After researched our product listing, the warmest color temperature of our 4 watts MR16 is 3200K. Regarding to your requirement, we suggest you to try our 5 watts and 7 watts MR16 in 2700K. Below is the product link. 7 watt warm white: B00IUEN8F2 http://www.amazon.com/TorchStar-12V-MR16-LED-Bulb/dp/B00IUEN8F2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407349571&sr=8-1&keywords=B00IUEN8F2 5 watts warm white: B00IUER326 http://www.amazon.com/TorchStar-12V-MR16-LED-Bulb/dp/B00IUER326/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407349615&sr=8-1&keywords=B00IUER326 Thank you!
381330
Am not absolutely certain of color temperature, but believe it to be about 5000K, which is whiter than the "warm white". I prefer this higher temperature for reading, and have been very happy with these fluorescent replacements.
785286
I did not see a "color temperature" rating, but the bulbs are fairly close to the "white light" from older incandescent bulbs. I think you wouldhave to check with the manufacturer for more detail than that. Sorry.
1437036
"K" is color temperature, in Kelvins. 2700K is a "warm" (aka: closer to orange/red) color, 5000K is a cooler (more blue'ish) white. But the 900-series phosphors in this and other similar bulbs are intended to produce more accurate colors (light produced covers more of the spectrum), but they're less bright as a result.
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.