What is the tinting percentage? Is this 5%, 15%, 50%? What is the visible light transmission percentage?
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Have no idea what the percentage is but it's not too dark, and you can see the outside very well. More refective than solid.
1224965
I would say it offers about 30% shade as a guess. I purchased this tarp to hang in the dugouts for our softball games to give the players some relief from the hot sun. It did do its job well of keeping the hot sun off of the girls, but did not block all light from coming through. I guess another way of looking at it would be you cannot look up thru the tarp at the sun directly as it would still be too bright to look at. Hope this answers your question.
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Yes, we include an installation guide with all orders. The 5% is the VLT %, which means the film only allows 5% of light to pass through. I hope I answered your question! Thanks Reply: http://www.buydecorativefilm.com/content/Buy%20Decorative%20Film%20Widow%20Film%20Installation%20Guide.pdf Please, check our installation guide.
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I originally purchased multiple types/brands of LED units for different rooms which have different lighting. It only took a couple days before we decided the performance and quality of the Starpower LED units was exactly what we were looking for. We replaced all of the other units with these and could not be happier. The 2700K output (color) matched our regular flood bulbs exactly. Could not be happier with them.I was surprised to see how far the dimming goes down (and there is no humming sound from these units). As for your question, 5% would be about right if you asked me.
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it is pretty close, more of a red tint, than a golden tint...if that makes sense. We like ours a lot.
218991
Ott doesn't list just the color temp. It appears the CCT is somewhere between 5 and 5.8K.This is found in a a discussion on OTT's website at ( http://www.ottlite.com/pdf/508_science.pdf ). Near the end of the discussion they give their summary of OTT lights as having CRi of 90 or better, CCT between 5000 and 5800K, and 508 dominant wavelength.Hope this helps.
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I don't know how helpful this is. I don't have an exact %. You can see through them, but you can't really see detail or anything like that. If I was gonna wager a guess, I'd say maybe 25%
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Its what you are referring to as harsh white. Its a very high color temperature, although I dont know the exact number, I could say its about like 6000 Kelvin LEDs. And the light output is very high, brighter than my 50 w halogens which it replaced.
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It's not "pure white" like 4500K, looks like "cool white" that means about 5500K. But looks good specially for some places where you want a bright light instead a non color change light. The pure white version of 5050 LED is difficult to find and is only useful if you want to see colors as a sunlight. The cool white have about 5% to 15% more blue into light spectrum.I have both and honestly, is hard to see the difference if you don't put near enough one from the other.
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Mine was very clear, I saw no tint at all. :) It was a great way to keep the baby from sliding thru and you barely knew it was there. Highly recommend!!
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I'd say 95%? It diffuses the light but it's still rather reflective of light.
1253955
I switched to a higher quality component in my blend which it the reason for the green tint. I am in the process of improving my packaging and photos within the next few weeks. Thanks for your purchase!
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Tim is asking what the color temperature of the light emitted is. Not the actual physical temperature of the lights.
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The bulb has no tint but it is more opaque. It is not real bright. I don't use the light as I have very bright overhead lighting. The replacement bulbs are 25 watts. I love my mirror and wish I had purchased it years ago. The height is perfect when I sit on my vanity stool. Good magnification and very clear. I hope this helps.
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The "light" is a bit less tinted & allows for more natural light to come through. The Platinum is almost a Mirror type finish from the outside & it reflects 90% or better of the light & glare from outside not to mention the UV rays that heat up the house. I would use the Heat Control Platinum on the skylights to reduce the heat coming in myself. I used it on my front windows that are floor to ceiling length to cut the glare from the snow reflective brightness (Here in Montana) it's now about 8pm here & I have ample light from the front windows to read & type without any issues. hope this helps The "light" is a bit less tinted & allows for more natural light to come through. The Platinum is almost a Mirror type finish from the outside & it reflects 90% or better of the light & glare from outside not to mention the UV rays that heat up the house. I would use the Heat Control Platinum on the skylights to reduce the heat coming in myself. I used it on my front windows that are floor to ceiling length to cut the glare from the snow reflective brightness (Here in Montana) it's now about 8pm here & I have ample light from the front windows to read & type without any issues.... » Read More The "light" is a bit less tinted & allows for more natural light to come through. The Platinum is almost a Mirror type finish from the outside & it reflects 90% or better of the light & glare from outside not to mention the UV rays that heat up the house. I would use the Heat Control Platinum on the skylights to reduce the heat coming in myself. I used it on my front windows that are floor to ceiling length to cut the glare from the snow reflective brightness (Here in Montana) it's now about 8pm here & I have ample light from the front windows to read & type without any issues. hope this helps « Show Less
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there is no noticable tint so brightness is the same. i did not try it outside in bright sunlight.it would easily cover small scratches, i suspect any any screen saver would do that
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After you order you will just message the seller the information. They won't move forward until they get it no worries. Just tell them year make model and tint %