LED lights
Our trailer has standard/stock lighting. We are thinking of changing all the interior lights to LED. What lights do you use/recommend. Please include brands and model/part numbers. Thanks.
Forum Discussion
I've been in lighting for 40 years.
Use 3000K color for most 'residential' uses. Looks like incandescent/halogen.
Use 2700K if you want a warm lamp feeling, not candles but like an old table lamp. Anything lower is a 'special effect'
Use 3500K for a brighter, clearer look. Very popular in contemporary looks and hot climates. (Truly tropical climes like even cooler 4100-4500K.)
Don't use 5000K+ without careful thought.
But don't mix colors within a space. Having your kitchen area look blue while the seating looks yellow is really ugly.
Use 3000K color for most 'residential' uses. Looks like incandescent/halogen.
Use 2700K if you want a warm lamp feeling, not candles but like an old table lamp. Anything lower is a 'special effect'
Use 3500K for a brighter, clearer look. Very popular in contemporary looks and hot climates. (Truly tropical climes like even cooler 4100-4500K.)
Don't use 5000K+ without careful thought.
But don't mix colors within a space. Having your kitchen area look blue while the seating looks yellow is really ugly.
