Cold White or Warm White LEDs For Your Display??

[SONICobra]

here are some examples of what i ended up using, they are adjustable with dimmers

warm spot lights

https://www.amazon.com/Xking-Dimmabl...grid_rp_0_25_t



warm light bars

https://www.amazon.com/AIBOO-Cabinet...grid_rp_0_17_t

[SDguy]

Originally Posted by generalszabo

Never mind looking into the light, all this temperature talk is giving me a headache lol

I'm trying to plan my next display and I have no idea what I'm buying. I thought moducase was the best option but by the time it's delivered I might have totally changed my display, I also don't want it too bright lol anybody else stressed out about these decisions?

Don't sweat it! Honestly, IMO the only wrong thing you could do is to NOT light your beautiful and expensive collection

[ZenLogikos]

Originally Posted by SDguy

Thanks!

I like that chart a lot, though I REALLY want to switch the "Cool White" and "Daylight" labels lol.

Originally Posted by Halcyon

Atm I have LED-Tube T8, 9W 4000K called 'neutral white'.

65cm long with acrylicglass dome, between 900LM and 1200LM. Nice brightness and color. It is about the maximum light intensity your eyes can see directly into the source without negative effects.

Was about to reply to SDguy suggesting "Cool White" be named "Neutral White", then saw your post. Europe must have better naming conventions...

[generalszabo]

Originally Posted by SDguy

Don't sweat it! Honestly, IMO the only wrong thing you could do is to NOT light your beautiful and expensive collection

Great advice! Lol