Color temperature & LED filament lamps

Color temperature & LED filament lamps

ATMOSPHERIC MAKERS: COLOR TEMPERATURES & TRENDY LED FILAMENT LAMPS

The LED filament lamps are completely up-to-date. You see them everywhere. In trendy buildings with an industrial look or even in restaurants that use the LED lamps to create a cozy atmosphere. But of course also in the living room, above the dining table or in the kitchen. A lamp with many possibilities!

LEDLampendirect.nl offers many different types and sizes of LED filament lamps. But which LED filament lamp can you choose best?

COLOR TEMPERATURE

When making this choice it is important to pay attention to the color temperature. This is indicated by the Kelvin K. The higher the number of Kelvin, the "colder" the color of the light. A higher Kelvin value is often used in places where people work and therefore need clear light. For example, an office often uses 3000K or 4000K. In a warehouse or workshop, you will come across an even higher Kelvin value between 4000K and 6000K. The light is then almost as bright as daylight. A value below 3000K is usually chosen for lighting in the home. These colors are mainly used as mood lighting and are warmer in color. The most common color temperature is 2700K, this corresponds to the color of halogen and incandescent lamps!

On the LEDLampendirect.nl website you can recognize the Kelvin values ​​by the following names:

2200K Extra atmospheric light
2750K Extra warm white light
3000K Warm white light
4000K White light
6500K Daylight white

FITTINGS

The YPHIX LED filament lamps to have an E27 (large fitting) or E14 (small fitting). As a result, old light bulbs can be replaced directly one-on-one with LED filament lamps. In addition, the lamps contain the latest LED technology, so you also save 90% on energy costs.

Quickly view the range of LED filament lamps with an E27 or E14 fitting.

Questions about LED or the LED filament lamps? Contact our LED specialists!

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