What Kelvin Means in Lighting

• Lower Kelvin (≈ 2200–3000 K) → Warm light

  • Looks orange/yellow, similar to candlelight or traditional incandescent bulbs.

  • Creates a cozy, relaxing atmosphere.

  • Common in bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms.

• Mid-range Kelvin (≈ 3500–4100 K) → Neutral/bright white light

  • Balanced between warm and cool.

  • Good for kitchens, bathrooms, and workspaces where clarity matters

Choosing the Right Kelvin

• Warm (2700–3000 K) → Relaxation, ambiance.

• Neutral (3500–4100 K) → Balance of comfort + clarity.