Hi All,
I have a question about lighting. I am building a new shop and I am trying to incorporate The best of whatever I need into this new building. I am curious if anyone knows what the best light fixtures are to use in the ceiling to show swirls, holagrams, scratches... etc... etc... I am looking at T5 fixtures with 6 bulbs each - they throw off 31,800 lumens each and there will be 20 of them in an 1800sqft +/- space. What I am not sure of is the correct color temp (kelvin rating) to use. The sample I got had 5000k rating which they said was the brightest "white" light available, although it was very bright and threw off a tremendous amount of light it did not show swirls/ holagrams that well at all I am wondering if a higher kelvin rating would? say around 5900k. Does anyone have any knowledge on this? I know about the xenon and kryton hand helds, but they do not make large 4ft bulbs from either of those materials. Any help would be greatly appreciate
Thanks,
Len House
CARS Group Inc.
I have a question about lighting. I am building a new shop and I am trying to incorporate The best of whatever I need into this new building. I am curious if anyone knows what the best light fixtures are to use in the ceiling to show swirls, holagrams, scratches... etc... etc... I am looking at T5 fixtures with 6 bulbs each - they throw off 31,800 lumens each and there will be 20 of them in an 1800sqft +/- space. What I am not sure of is the correct color temp (kelvin rating) to use. The sample I got had 5000k rating which they said was the brightest "white" light available, although it was very bright and threw off a tremendous amount of light it did not show swirls/ holagrams that well at all I am wondering if a higher kelvin rating would? say around 5900k. Does anyone have any knowledge on this? I know about the xenon and kryton hand helds, but they do not make large 4ft bulbs from either of those materials. Any help would be greatly appreciate
Thanks,
Len House
CARS Group Inc.
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