Again, what is the CRI rating? Thank you
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I can't find CRI anywhere on the box or bulb but it does have a scale for light appearance. It is almost at the end of the "cool" side and says 5850 K. I was also trying to figure this out because I need bulbs for some plants. I see that they have another one for plants that are full spectrum. So far, these have worked great for me. I have replaced most of the bulbs in my lamps and it is so much better than the other, cheaper CFLs that I was using. You also can't beat the price since they CAN be used in regular lamps instead of purchasing expensive OTT lites. I do a lot of work that requires me to see colors accurately and these do the trick.
1055514
Hi Ken, I have not been using the product long enough to make an evaluation yet. Sorry. Dave
1423815
I don't know about their rating but that is exactly how I used them and have had absolutely no problem using them that way.
871826
I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
1116644
I honestly don't have any idea, I only posted a review on my experience. I don't sell anything on the internet. sorry.
961955
Color Rendering Index (CRI) is a measure of how well colors are rendered under an illuminant. Blackbody illuminants, such as incandescent bulbs, are defined as faithfully rendering color and have a CRI of 100. Although the Phillips 22 watt led bulb has a CRI of 80, I notice no color distortion of illuminated objects.
475619
It's a white light. How white? All I can say is it's not yellowish, not 2700 k. It's 3000 k and above. I have no idea about the CRI. I returned it because it was not bright enough for me.
1111762
I don't know what their grading system represents. However, I would describe this as a medium grade fan, in terms of expense & features. It's a great fan; really quiet & efficient for my room size. Minka makes much more expensive fans.
171632
You got me. I just know it pays to read the fine print before you order any thing... I always check the ratings on items from other buyers before I purchase as well. Sorry I can not be more helpful.
700903
Sorry don't know. I live in Arizona so cold weather rating not important to me
2137003
The red lion web site has a chart you can refer to. Also, customer service number you can call. They helped me and were very professional.
1199243
I am not sure. I can only answer as far as how well as it has performed during the time I have had it. Maybe an email to the company?
92847
I don't know - I returned and was given credit easily and quickly. I see that for lots of people they worked great - I just got three bad ones. Seemed 90% great and 10% no good
1373255
I agree with Rick V.'s post. Many of the one star reviews appear to be written by users ranting about technical issues they know little about. Their "see my other reviews" often indicates they knew very little about the other products they reviewed. If a negitive review can't be supported by facts, and readers do not find the review helpful, Amazon should not use it. Some of the reviews are rather humorous excuses for not knowing what they ordered or how to use it.
868037
You should really look at the other comments. I made a mistake and didn't pay attention and ordered this piece of crap for a family member. Anytime an item has more 1 star ratings than 4 and 5 star combined, you should reconsider your purchase. Just my opinion.
20541
color rendering index (CRI) A rating index commonly used to represent how well a light source renders the colors of objects that it illuminates. For a CRI value of 100, the maximum value, the colors of objects can be expected to be seen as they would appear under an incandescent or daylight spectrum of the same correlated color temperature (CCT). Sources with CRI values less than 50 are generally regarded as rendering colors poorly, that is, colors may appear unnatural.
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Not really sure of the rating, but I put on 450 regularly without any issues.