The color that emits from the light - is it warm or cold since they're LED lights? I don't mind LED's but I do not desire the blue hue that sometimes emits from them. Thanks!
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The LED Lights Are A Bright Light. Warm Or Cold I Do Not Know Because We Have 1 In Our Bathroom Pointing At The Ceiling Above A Painting That Is On One Wall. It Puts Out Enough Light To Use The Facilities At Night. There Is No Hint Of Any Blue Hue, And The Only Hue I Can See Is A Yellow/Greenish Around The LED Themselves. That Is Caused By The Thin Ring Of Plastic That Surrounds Each LED Itself. ( 13 LED's Total)
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I like them. It's a warm white color. I like that you can put them anywhere and not have to use the screws. I put a few of them up under my new cabinets in the kitchen with Velcro. If I want to move them without leaving holes. Also you don't have to put therm near outlets. Just change the batteries. I have quite a few sets, use them everywhere, I need a quick light!! Love the motion sensors, can be pointed where you need it.
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The light is not as bright as I wished it would be, but it is white light, not blue.
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Tim is asking what the color temperature of the light emitted is. Not the actual physical temperature of the lights.
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I would describe this light as a warm white. They start out a bit more white, and over time have gotten a bit more warm looking. I assume from the bulbs and the plastic tubing getting a bit of heat and aging. However, they have not yellowed or gotten burnt looking... just warmer.
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In the lights that I ordered, all of the LED's are daylight (5500). There is an orange frost that is inserted onto the front that brings the temperature to 3200. IDK if there are more than one version of these 600's though, because I ordered some 300's that I was expecting to be similar, but they have half 5500 and half 3200.
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Warm light but still cooler than halogen. These are floods so there will be light splay and some willl reach you height it will not ne concentrated.
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I can't give you a scientific answer to your question but I can say this; i put them in a desk lamp using a 60W incandescent and in a ide lamp of a pole lamp using a 40W incandescent, and in both of those places, the Puilips bulb looks brighter to me. But I son't want to mislead you. I really have no idea about what color temperatures looks like. I did n''t even know colors had temperature. I'm jut giving you my "what it seems like by my eye view. I hope this helps.
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LED bulbs work just fine outside, and are not impacted by cold like CFL bulbs are. I have several outside and they have suffered no ill effects.
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The LED light is not blue or white... It's a sort of orange color. Very warm and pleasant. You can also adjust the intensity of the LED light to make it very soft so you won't notice it in the dark. Perfect for people that prefer to sleep in a completely dark room, like me. But you can still see the time, even with the soft LED settings.
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According to the package they came in, the light is considered warm. It doesn't list eh Kelvin rating. The best part is they fit in my regular medium sized desk lamps in the same socket I removed the incandescent 70W bulbs from. Can't wait o see if they make a difference in my monthly electric bill because I can replace about another 20 of them throughout the house. Hop this helps. Also box sys they have a 30 day guarantee.
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I'm sorry I can't say what the temperature rating is. But I can say I am using a few in a cold envirnoment and they have been fine. I have a smaller 4w LED in a an outdoor lamp on the side of the garage. Here in N. Illinois we have had about 20 nights near or below 0 and the bulb works fine. I know most cfl's cant handle extreme cold, never heard about LED's. good question.
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"warm white" is the color of an incandescent bulb. The led's are definitely not that color. They are "cool white" which leans toward the bluish side of the color spectrum. But they don't look "blue". With a fresh battery they mostly look like a bright white color.
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I have seen no mention of the color temp of the LEDs. I would describe them as cool to cold. To my 65 year old eyes, when lighting pages on bright whitepaper there is the slightest blue tint, but when lighting scores that have yellowed with age the light seems wash out the yellow and sharpen the notes. It makes both situations easier to read.
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I have found it to be a very bright, white light. I would not call it "warm". Hope this helps.
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Sorry not sure what you are asking - color temp.? the color is white & since it is LED it is not hot. If that helps?
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I forgot the actual temperature of these lights, but they are a bright white. They are not the warm (yellow), nor they cool (blue) tinted lights. I hope this helps. For the price, these things are awesome! I use a set almost every day for back up lights on my lifted truck, plus I have them on my other toys for back-up and side rock lights..
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They are "warm" which is a misnomer because 3000 Kelvin isn't a yellow "warm" light but a more white light... Not quite flourescent.. but definitely not warm. All the LED bulbs use this warm/soft terminology which is very poor and misleading. "Soft" is 2700 kelvin which is warmer (although still not as warm as incandescent.)
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That is a bit of a relative question... I will muddle the situation by saying it is in between. It is not a white/blue light (what I suspect you call cool) nor is it a soft, yellow light (what you probably call warm). I have multiples of these installed in my home. By playing with the level of brightness, I am happy with every one of them.