What is the color temperature of the light produced by those bulbs ?
589851
When a seller describes a LED as being "Warm White" it usually means a color temperature of around 3000 degrees K.
589852
I find the lights to be a bit cooler (bluish) than the halogens that were originally on my camper. The impression is a whiter light as opposed to the yellowish light of the old lamps.
734469
They are daylight balanced at 5500K. It's written on the side of the bulbs. :)
1270519
I don't recall what the package says, but these bulbs output the warmest color light of any 2700K bulb I tested. These are my absolute favorite - I've bought at least a dozen so far - and I'm very picky about warm lighting in living spaces.
317585
Sorry not sure what you are asking - color temp.? the color is white & since it is LED it is not hot. If that helps?
1454501
No, these are is listed at 6,000k which puts them at the high end of "daylight". It is really "white". Warm white refers to a color temperature around 3,500k.
319881
Don't know the color temp but they are brighter than original lights, there is a slight blueish tint but that actually is a pleasant cast to the lighting. Inexpensive for the improvement and the wife likes them.
1307452
The package comes with two 250W halogen bulbs. The color temperature is warm. The bulbs generate a lot of heat. The metal reflectors are too hot to touch.
1184781
Very soft color. I would guess close to 3500 K. I use in my trailer and you would think they are incandescent. They use next to nothing in power consumption.
1749927
Ballasts do not determine kelvin temperature (or the color of the light)......it's the bulbs :-)
1011886
Short answer: yes, it's a "hot" bulb, in that it's an incandescent bulb (not a CFL or LED). Longer answer: color temp theoretically is related to heat (so-called "black body radiation" by physicists)- such as a blacksmith heating a steel bar in a forge. At first the bar turns red, then orange, yellow, etc, as it gets hotter. Red is a relatively "cool" color, blue is a "hot" color. Ironically, bulbs marketed as "cool white" have a higher color temp (are bluer) than warm white (yellower). While their color temps are different, each can give off the same amount of heat, though. AFAIK, all headlight bulbs are incandescent (hot), since CFL and LED bulbs can't be made bright enough. Some have higher color temps (look more blue- and in fact may be marketed as "cool blue") but they're still just as hot to touch (don't touch!!!). They look blue because of different gases in the bulb (xenon), or tinting the bulb blue. This might be TMI.
11927
assuming you have OEM bulbs, the BRIGHTNESS is the same; it's the TEMPERATURE that is different. To my eyes, I believe that they have a slightly warmer glow.
1655913
color temp= 5300-5500k; LED life 40,000+ hours; power consumption max 6W; brightness 400Im
285216
It says 2700 K on the box the bulb came in. That's towards warm white, but it actually looks much whiter, as the bulb is clear & not diffused.
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.
1774283
Tim is asking what the color temperature of the light emitted is. Not the actual physical temperature of the lights.
554990
I am sorry, but I can't answer your question. The bulbs are at my house in the north and I am in the south keeping warm.
545566
It gives a very white light. I don't know what the color temperature would be, but it is not a real warm or "reddish" color.