Residential Lighting

A Choice of Atmosphere

The color temperature of a bulb is measured in kelvins (K). The lower the number of kelvins, the yellower the light. The higher the number, the bluer the light.

Cool lighting (functional)

13 W - 850 lm - 4,100 K

Whiter light with bluish tint
If you prefer functional lighting, choose cool white. Many people find it suitable for the kitchen, reading area, workshop or basement, for instance.

Cool lighting

Warm lighting

13 W - 850 lm - 2,700 K

Yellower light, similar to incandescent
To reproduce the atmosphere of incandescent lighting, choose soft or warm white.

Warm lighting

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Description Colour temperature (K)
Warm or soft white 2,700 - 3,000
Cool white, daylight 4,100 - 6,500