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Full Spectrum Lighting
| Zetsu | 14 May 2008 17:22 |
I want to tell everyone what a huge difference full spectrum lighting can make. I bought one from Ebay recently and ever since my room has been filled with a wonderful white glow. It's economically and ecologically friendly as well, taking only 30 watts to produce as much light as a 150W incandescent bulb would. And it lasts 8000 hours compared to the normal 1000 hours.
Has anyone else tried full spec lights?
If you haven't, I totally recommend trying it. Not only does it improve your mood and health, but cuts down the electric bill. If you buy one, make sure it says 'CRI>95' and that the temperature colour is 6000 minimum (anything under and you won't get the proper 'white' feeling), and one that has a luminosity of at least 1200 lumens.
The white glow it pervades is instantaneously relaxing. Walking from a room with normal yellow lighting into that - the difference is just remarkable. It's also a good favourable condition to work with the eye charts in, because it renders the blacks in a truly vivid black that you can't get with normal bulbs.
They are also ideal for gazing directly at (the stronger the better).
If you are living in the UK, just ask and I can tell you some good links for where to get them.
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