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> as long as your output colour temperature is in between 5500 to 6000 Kelvins color temperature is really important. I despise 3300K+ headlights and bulbs. P
by taxicabjesus 8y ago
> as long as your output colour temperature is in between 5500 to 6000 Kelvins
color temperature is really important. I despise 3300K+ headlights and bulbs.
Philips has a dimmable LED bulb where the temperature varies between 2200K and 2700K. I've also found standard 2200K bulbs. But mostly I prefer using single-color red orange and yellow bulbs.
My understanding is that white LEDs are basically blue/ultraviolet LEDs with phosphors to knock down the energy level of the photons. Do you have any links about the phosphor components used for different color outputs?
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