e3light Bulbs
The Danish company e3light have specialised in developing and manufacturing lighting for more than 20 years. They are particularly focused on functionality and creating the right visual experience. Furthermore, they have high standards for quality, specifically with regards to energy-efficient and energy-saving lighting that enables sustainable growth and works towards a greener future. In their range of LED bulbs, all bulbs have a CRI of more than 90, compared to a standard LED light source, which typically has a CRI of around 80.
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What is CRI?
The CRI (Color Rendering Index) of a light source does not refer to the colour temperature—we use Kelvin for that. CRI describes the ability of the light to reveal the colours of various objects. That means that CRI comes in handy when lighting up art exhibitions and shooting photos in a studio. It’s important to highlight that CRI and temperature are unrelated. Temperature sets the mood but does not affect color rendering.
CRI is a scale from 0 to 100
When the LED bulb first hit the market, its CRI was usually around 60-69. The industry has made major advances since then, and these days, it’s not hard to find an LED bulb with a higher CRI. The range of LED bulbs from e3light features bulbs with a CRI above 90—compared to standard LED lights, which typically feature a CRI of around 80.
Lampemesteren carries a wide range of LED bulbs from e3light. Choose between LED bulbs with E14 and E27 sockets, whether you love the look of the traditional incandescent bulb or decorative bulbs with a modern vintage aesthetic are more your style. The e3light range also includes Kerte, the fridge bulb, GU10 for spots, and G9.
The CRI (Color Rendering Index) of a light source does not refer to the colour temperature—we use Kelvin for that. CRI describes the ability of the light to reveal the colours of various objects. That means that CRI comes in handy when lighting up art exhibitions and shooting photos in a studio. It’s important to highlight that CRI and temperature are unrelated. Temperature sets the mood but does not affect color rendering.
CRI is a scale from 0 to 100
When the LED bulb first hit the market, its CRI was usually around 60-69. The industry has made major advances since then, and these days, it’s not hard to find an LED bulb with a higher CRI. The range of LED bulbs from e3light features bulbs with a CRI above 90—compared to standard LED lights, which typically feature a CRI of around 80.
Lampemesteren carries a wide range of LED bulbs from e3light. Choose between LED bulbs with E14 and E27 sockets, whether you love the look of the traditional incandescent bulb or decorative bulbs with a modern vintage aesthetic are more your style. The e3light range also includes Kerte, the fridge bulb, GU10 for spots, and G9.