How bright are my lights?
A helpful look at our comparative chart regarding shapes, colors, lumens, and equivalents - from LED to traditional light bulbs.
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Watt is Watt? LED Light Bulb Terminology
When you start shopping for LED light bulbs, you'll notice that there is a lot of information about the product provided on the back of the package. From CCT to CRI, lumens and kelvins, find out watt is what!
What Is the Right Color Rendering Index (CRI) for Your Lighting?
The Color Rendering Index (CRI) measures a light source's ability to render colors
accurately. A high CRI means that colors will appear more vibrant and true-to-life
under that light source, while a low CRI means that colors may appear dull and
muted.
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accurately. A high CRI means that colors will appear more vibrant and true-to-life
under that light source, while a low CRI means that colors may appear dull and
muted.
Differences Between Panel Lights vs Down Lights
Choosing between panel lights or down lights depends on the purpose of the
application. The former works well in commercial settings, while you'll see the
latter in many homes. Both products have the versatility to be used in alternative
settings
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application. The former works well in commercial settings, while you'll see the
latter in many homes. Both products have the versatility to be used in alternative
settings
Choosing Between 2700K and 3000K Light Temperatures
When you start looking for the best LED lights for homes, businesses, and
industrial applications, you'll find that the color temperature selected can provide
distinctive advantages.
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industrial applications, you'll find that the color temperature selected can provide
distinctive advantages.
Why it's a good idea to be consistent with lighting in a room
Learn with LEDVANCE the impact of consistent lighting throughout your space from interior designer Maggie Clarke of Maggie Clarke Interiors.
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