What Kelvin temperature are these lights? Is it warm, cool, daylight?
1113009
3000 k which is between warm and bright white, according to the package of the same product at a local hardware store.
1113010
Good question. When I installed inside a white display case the lights appeared to be more white than Amber inColor. Not the best light for reading if the application is for a desk.
285217
I'm not sure what the temperature is but a subjective answe is its whiter than a standard incandescent bulb but warmer than a daylight bulb. Personally I prefer the color to the slightly oranger incandescents.
734469
They are daylight balanced at 5500K. It's written on the side of the bulbs. :)
257983
I don't know but it has performed beautifully through a Charlotte, NC winter, where the average low temperature in January is 30 degrees. We installed 4 of these lights in front of our 56,000 square foot, three story office building and they have exceeded expectations on every level. We hesitated to install them due to their low price, but could not be more pleased thus far.
24236
Hello, Unfortunately Vision X doesn't publish the kelvin rating of their light kits. I'm in the process of finding the answer and will get it to you as soon as I have it. Thank you, Ty Devereaux OffRoad Innovations
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.
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.
606067
Are you asking for the Kelvin color or for the Lumens? Neither is listed on the package, but the light is warm white is probably around 4000K (not too warm). The lumens are low and equivalent to a 40W bulb.
2025275
Sorry, no idea of kelvins and the box is long gone. They are very bright and have a fairly small range to adjust bright to dim. They are beautiful and appear well made. Our electrician was impressed with the quality.
1544532
I googled what appears to be the answer in question, 3000 Kelvins. 500 K one way or the other, what are you trying to achieve, ambience. These aren't mood lights. These babies throw out great white bright light, and just the way I like it.
750871
Light emitted is whiter than standard halogens, but still not pure daylight white. I believe the color temp on these bulbs is around 3100 vs around 2700 for regular halogens. If you seek pure daylight white, try PIAA Extreme White. PIAA's are considerably more costly.
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Cool white has no exact definition but 4100 K color temperature is the most common for lights sold as "cool white" . Lights with a color temperature of 5000 K are generally considered "natural light" and 6100 is "daylight". Warm white is generally 2700 - 2900 K while bright white is 3000 - 3500 K
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We LOVE these lights! They are very well built. The LED bulb is 3 watts and are "warm" temperature, very similar to regular incandescent. If you are asking if they are warm or hot to the touch, the answer is no.
1231698
I have seen no mention of the color temp of the LEDs. I would describe them as cool to cold. To my 65 year old eyes, when lighting pages on bright whitepaper there is the slightest blue tint, but when lighting scores that have yellowed with age the light seems wash out the yellow and sharpen the notes. It makes both situations easier to read.
84379
I believe right around 5,000 Kelvin. They are white with slight blue tint. No brighter than holagen, but in my Windstar with no other light they do reach noticeably further. I won't go back to old holagen lamps. Just better LED's.
2238916
Color temp is around 5000K. As for lumens it's hard to tell. Maybe 100-150 lumens
600111
I have not used them in an area colder than 50F, but being an LED light, these should work fine well below zero.