What are the different shades of LED lights?

LED lights can present a variety of different shades due to their technical characteristics and wide range of application scenarios. The following is a detailed summary of the different shades of LED lights:

A. Classification of tones based on color temperature

1. Warm white light (warm yellow light)

• Color temperature range: mainly between 2700K~3000K.
• Features: close to the effect of evening sunlight or candlelight, giving people a warm and relaxing feeling. Suitable for reading, resting or creating a warm atmosphere at night.

2. Neutral light

• Color temperature range: usually between 4000K~4300K.
• Features: similar to the color of the room illuminated by sunlight at noon, with some white and slightly yellow-red, providing extremely high comfort. Suitable for daily office, study and occasions requiring moderate brightness.

3. Normal white light (cold white light)

• Color temperature range: generally between 5000K~6500K (there are also claims that 5000K white light is slightly yellower than normal white light).
• Features: similar to the moonlight or snow white at night, with high brightness, close to natural daylight. Suitable for daytime work or tasks that require high definition, such as fine manual work, painting, etc. However, using it at night may interfere with the biological clock and affect sleep quality.

B. Classification based on the color of the light-emitting tube

LED lights can also be classified according to the color of the light-emitting tube, mainly including the following:

• Red LED lights: bright and eye-catching, often used in traffic lights, warning lights, etc.
• Green LED lights: soft and comfortable, often used in landscape lighting, indoor lighting, etc.
• Blue LED lights: fresh and bright, suitable for home decoration and atmosphere lighting, and some special occasions also use blue LED lights to create an atmosphere.
• Yellow LED lights: have high penetration, often used for night signs and outdoor lighting, and can also give people a warm feeling.
  In addition, there are some special LED lights that can emit colorful or gradient light, adding more color and fun to life.

C. Color tone selection in eye protection lamps

• In the field of eye protection lamps, the choice of color temperature is particularly important. Generally speaking, the color temperature of eye protection lamps will also be divided according to the above-mentioned color temperature-based color classification to meet the needs of different usage times and occasions. For example, you can choose cool white light in the morning and afternoon to stay awake, and switch to warm white light at night to reduce eye pressure and help the body prepare for sleep.

In summary, LED lights have rich and diverse shades, including warm white light, neutral light, and pure white light based on color temperature, as well as red, green, blue, and yellow based on the color of the light-emitting tube. When choosing an LED light, you can choose the right tone based on the specific usage scenario and personal preferences.