My partner is driving me up a wall with “No one thinks about kelvins, just buy the 40W!” and I’m over here trying to explain why I’m taking time picking bulbs in a certain Kelvin range and figuring out the needed lumens for a room.
Bonus points for a simple diagram or a true (emphasis on 5) explanation I can link to her.
Cheers!
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Buy a smart bulb and you can directly show them the difference in color temperature and intensity. Not a lot to say otherwise.
Temperature = what it looks like, watts = how much power it uses, lumens = how much light you get.
You could go into *why* color temperature is that way and what black body radiation is but I don’t imagine that’s going to be helpful in picking out bulbs.
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