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Since you seem super duper into this, you could try what I do on many evenings even just as an experiment. I just strap on a very nice LED headlamp that has a p
by ChickenNugger 4y ago
Since you seem super duper into this, you could try what I do on many evenings even just as an experiment. I just strap on a very nice LED headlamp that has a pure red LED that I use for "night mode".
That it uses way less power is actually just a side effect of me wanting all the blue lights off at night. I know it's not for everybody, but I find it really relaxing. The trick is to get one that's not a joke lamp from china with a fat markup but a nice headlamp with powerful LEDs. Like this: https://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en_US/product/spot-400/?colorid=10696 https://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en_US/product/spot-400...
The relevant bit being: "Settings include proximity and distance modes, dimming, strobe, red LED night-vision and lock mode"
I also have a couple of 'hurricane' lanterns and I really enjoy the fire-based lighting but even with "clean" kerosene the smell can be unpleasant indoors.
- sundvor 4y agoSomewhat likewise I set my Hue lights to red or a dark orange at night; this seems to work well, at least for me.
- etherael 4y agoThere's even a home assistant blueprint that is quite nice for matching the external colour temperature for LED lights that support it, it's basically flux for your LED Lights. https://gist.github.com/HarvsG/cc86381dc99169159d6d4cd870c36e46 https://gist.github.com/HarvsG/cc86381dc99169159d6d4cd870c36... This plus dimming plus red lights in the bedroom and flux for devices I have found works pretty well.
- sundvor 4y agoNice, thanks!