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I'm a very color rendering index sensitive person. As it seems to be the case with you, I cannot stand narrow spectrum lights in my home, especially in areas wh
by jupp0r 3y ago
I'm a very color rendering index sensitive person. As it seems to be the case with you, I cannot stand narrow spectrum lights in my home, especially in areas where food is prepared or consumed. I also can't stand light with high color temperatures (ie blueish lights), unless it's in a working area like a garage workshop or gym.
If you are willing to spend more money (from my experience the cost is about double of what you would pay for narrow spectrum LEDs), there are good options available for warm, high CRI lighting.
To give you an example of lights that I recently installed and am quite happy with: https://www.solidapollo.com/Candlelight-Warm-White-ULTRA-High-CRI-2835-96W-LED-Strip-Light-2400K-CRI-95.html https://www.solidapollo.com/Candlelight-Warm-White-ULTRA-Hig...