"Warm" LED tube lights

the_syco

Have two florescent lights in a room, and a light bulb. Light bulb doesn't provide much light, and the florescent lights provide too much (but are centrally located). Thus, wondering what colour temperature would be considered "warn" lighting, as opposed to the bright cold white light that the florescent lights usually are?

adrian92

the_syco wrote: »

Have two florescent lights in a room, and a light bulb. Light bulb doesn't provide much light, and the florescent lights provide too much (but are centrally located). Thus, wondering what colour temperature would be considered "warn" lighting, as opposed to the bright cold white light that the florescent lights usually are?

Would it be possible to disconnect one of the fluorescent lights, if , when both are on give too much light.
Just an idea

aido79

the_syco wrote: »

Have two florescent lights in a room, and a light bulb. Light bulb doesn't provide much light, and the florescent lights provide too much (but are centrally located). Thus, wondering what colour temperature would be considered "warn" lighting, as opposed to the bright cold white light that the florescent lights usually are?

Maybe try these?

https://www.screwfix.ie/p/sylvania-luxline-plus-g13-t8-fluorescent-tube-1350lm-18w-590mm/75145

They're dimmable too.

bigjoe

For warm white, you are looking for a 2700k or 3000k.