GE Lighting Trained

BASICS	. .
Self-Test	Click on an answer and see if you are right!
	A 3000 Kelvin lamp will look... (a) Bluish White (b) Warm White (c) Cool White (d) Similar Color to Sunlight
TRY AGAIN! Bluish white sources will be 5000 Kelvin or higher. Correct! Warm White refers to a white with a warm yellow tinge. 3000 Kelvin is close to incandescent lamp color--which is 2700 Kelvin. TRY AGAIN! Cool White traditionally refers to 4100 Kelvin. TRY AGAIN! Sunlight is 5300 Kelvin-- in fact that is the temperature of the sun's surface! Daylight is a mixture of sunlight and skylight--which is bluer--and is therefore even higher than 5300 Kelvin. Daylight is typically 6000 or 6500 Kelvin.	.