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Would be great to see a study on using LED vs incandescent bulbs in this regard.
by zx8080 2y ago
Would be great to see a study on using LED vs incandescent bulbs in this regard.
- htthbjk 2y agoA bit difficult given that incandescent lights stopped being sold 10 years ago.
- normie3000 2y agoThey're still available and popular in many countries, often significantly cheaper than LED bulbs.
- bayindirh 2y agoYou can use halogen bulbs if old school incandescent is not sold where you live.
- porkbeer 2y agoThey are still sold, but now often as 'heaters' or specialty bulbs, when in fact normal, to skirt regulations.
- teekert 2y agoWould be difficult, because what is led? Is my tuned-to-low-temp Hue bulb the same as a cheap blueish led bulb?
- fransje26 2y agoLooking at the light spectrum, it's closer to the cheap, blueish led, yes.
- alfor 2y agoI switched to halogen incandescent at my desk and I feel much better. There is something in the LED and neon light that get me dizzy, it might be the spectrum, it might be the flashing at 120hz. We also need near infrared light for our mitochondria to work properly and we created an environment devoid of it.
- LorenPechtel 2y agoA fair number of people seem to be sensitive to flicker that's too fast for conscious perception.
- porkbeer 2y agoOr any limited vs full specturm lighting for that matter. But blue level might be particularly interesting to correlate.
- hooverd 2y agoMaybe you could only run the green-red leds at nighttime?