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Costco sells a ceiling light that does 24k lumens for just over $100. https://www.costco.com/p/-/enbrighten-ultrabrite-hex-lights/4000363978?langId=-1 https://
by fanatic2pope 8mo ago
Costco sells a ceiling light that does 24k lumens for just over $100.
https://www.costco.com/p/-/enbrighten-ultrabrite-hex-lights/4000363978?langId=-1 https://www.costco.com/p/-/enbrighten-ultrabrite-hex-lights/...
- mmh0000 8mo agoThe problem with lights like that is the CRI[1]. Getting just lumens is cheap. Getting a full spectrum of light is where costs increase. This is the reason I chose to go with the specific Cree bulbs (linked in original post) that get a 90+ CRI rating [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_rendering_index https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_rendering_index
- fanatic2pope 8mo agoThe Costco lights list a CRI of 90 in the user manual. https://enbrightenme.com/cdn/shop/files/85837_QSG_v4.pdf?v=3595394210396552613 https://enbrightenme.com/cdn/shop/files/85837_QSG_v4.pdf?v=3...
- mmh0000 8mo agoOh my... Thank you for finding a thing I need to spend money on now. =D
- ortusdux 8mo agoI hate dark/dingy basements, so one of my first purchases with my new house was 100k lumen of Costco shop lights. I do find myself cleaning the basement, doing laundry, and working on projects more when the sun starts to set at 5PM.