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for anyone interested - HL-NHB285-NP08B is a 30k lumen light for 150 dollars. it's 5000 kelvin color temperature. i parked one over my home office desk. it's
by digitalsushi 7y ago
for anyone interested - HL-NHB285-NP08B is a 30k lumen light for 150 dollars. it's 5000 kelvin color temperature. i parked one over my home office desk. it's like being outside at the park feeding birds, but inside. says 92 dollars per year power consumption. i dont know the terms of that calculation
tbf i know your unit of lux takes into account the distance over which the energy is dispersed and mine of lumens, does not
edit: a friend asked how to wire it. this is probably illegal in your jurisdiction but you can just lop the ends of an extension cord off, and direct wire the copper ends in and plug it into a wall outlet. you dont even need to buy wire nuts or any other accessory, other than possibly a hook, to hang the hook mount that comes with this unit. it took me like 10 minutes. this is not advice, no warranty is implied by my comment, i disavow all your actions if you do this. someone please correct my post and i will edit mine.
- graeme 7y agoI looked up the CRI, and it's 80. That's fairly low, it has a different spectrum from daylight. It probably works fine for this purpose mind you. I like the idea of mounting it overhead and illuminating the whole room. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/ee/ee840b91-5dc6-4c67-9472-804b40ccea0a.pdf https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/ee/ee8...