2700K (Warm White)

A soft, warm light that resembles the glow of traditional incandescent bulbs. Ideal for creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas. It emits a yellowish hue that promotes relaxation and comfort.

3000K (Warm White)

Slightly brighter than 2700K, but still maintaining a soft, warm tone. Commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, and accent lighting where a gentle, yet more functional ambiance is desired. Provides a natural, welcoming warmth without being overly yellow.

3500K (Neutral White)

A balanced white light with a more neutral tone that avoids the yellow of warmer temperatures. Perfect for spaces where clarity and focus are important, such as offices, retail environments, or kitchens. It provides good visibility while maintaining a comfortable ambiance.

4000K (Cool White)

This color temperature is often associated with office and commercial environments. It offers a crisp, clean light that promotes focus and productivity. Suitable for workspaces, garages, or hallways where bright, functional light is necessary without being harsh.

5000K (Daylight)

A bright, white light that closely mimics natural daylight, providing excellent color rendering and clarity. Ideal for areas where true-to-life color appearance is important, such as in art studios, kitchens, or task lighting. It also creates an energetic, awake atmosphere, making it ideal for areas where alertness is key.

6500K (Daylight Blue)

A cool, bluish light that mimics daylight in its purest form. Often used in areas that require high visibility and detail, such as photography studios, hospitals, or high-precision work areas. It promotes alertness and can even improve mood and concentration, though it may be too intense for home settings.