2700K or 4000K for home lighting and why
>>1066178452700k because I like to get sleep at night as quickly as possible, rather than laying there for hours, waiting for my body to realise it's night time.
2700K. 4000 is supermarket tier and 6500 is purely insane.
>all LEDHow about I'm using none of em
>>1066178452700K for regular rooms, 4000K for bathroomsNo I will not elaborate
>>1066178456500k in the kitchen, 4000k in the living areas, 2700k in the bedroom
>>106617913>6500k in the kitchenMental illness
>>106617845Only LPS' for me.
>>106617845it's hard to get, but 3000K
>>1066178452700k>whyits comfy
What bulbs can I use to make my house turn into The Joy of Creation at night?
>>106617913You deserve gulag.
>>106617905
All indirect lighting, where possible, around 3K.A bit hotter in bathrooms and the kitchen.
>>106617845For sleep purposes.>>106617905Correct, if you can afford it, don't use LEDs. They fuck your body up. Something to do with something akin to strobe effect.
Honestly, my eyes have been fucked since OLEDs hit the market. I'm not the only one that complains about this. I've seen people like speedrunners have the same issue.
>>106618109Kino gaming setup
I don't have any lights and just leave my monitor and tv on all the time
>>106618266Comfy troll cave.
>>1066178452700k everywhere, expect kitchen and bathroom, which should get 4000k.6500k looks like hospital lighting.
I use a literal red party light to make my room warmer than those LEDs.Sure, it looks like a horror film or Diablo, but it's also comfy.
>>106618311this, except also 2200K for mood lighting (bedrooms, night lamps, etc)>>106617929show us your LPS interior, anoni have a 18W SOX lantern and i slap it on sometimes for pleasure
whatever leakes in through the blackout curtains during the day and whatever is thrown from the monitor at night.
2700K has always made me vaguely uncomfortable. It's just gloomy to me, I don't know how to explain it. 4000K is what I prefer. 6500K is disorienting for room lighting, but has some utility in other applications.Tldr: 4000K>2700K>6500K
>>106618377>leakes in through the blackout"Blackout" is such a scam.
>>1066178453000K in winter, 6500K in summer.
everyone who gave a single answer is retardedthe temperature should change throughout the day. 4000K through midday, 2700K at night.
>>106618482What kind if retarded nigger has lights on during midday?
>>106618109What does the rest of this house look like, what is behind the camera
Why should I be forced to choose single color bulbs when they're fucking LEDs now, and thus can be electronically programmed on the fly to change color?
>>106618500The sun sets at 3-4 PM in the winter, the shortest days are 7 hours long
Bathroom and garage 6500k, garden 2700k, inside mix 2700k and 4000k
>>106617905>Sam the numbers are in>the votes are in>the votes>they are inBest MDE member.
don't you guys ever get tired of talking about this are you all into interior decorating or something
>>106618718They took the incandescent bulbs away from autists who never leave their bedrooms and what did you expect would happen?
>>106618451i thought about taping the edges to the wall to make it better but i do still need aome light in here sometimes.
>>1066178456500K everywhere to perceive colors as intended on my PC monitor2700K in living room when I'm supposed to get tired soon4000K is "please everyone" slop like 16:9 aspect ratio, that combines the disadvantages of both
>>1066178456500K
>>106617845w-what comes after 6500 K?
>>106618826pure kino
>>1066178452700ksovl
6000K for veg , 2700K for flowering.
give me 680nm
>>106618826>w-what comes after 6500 K?
>>106617871>schizo thinks he won't be able to sleep if he uses any color lightbulb other than soft white everYou're supposed to shut off the lights when you sleep, idiot.
>>106617845Although there's a thousand interior design blogs saying not to mix colors, the true answer is both.Overhead room lights should be 4000-5000k and are meant to be turned on during active times such as when cooking or working.Desk, table, and floor lamps should be 2700k and are meant to be turned on during downtime, such as watching movies, or reading books or playing games in the evening.
>>106618146>leds fuck your body upWhere do you schizos get this shit from? >>106618718The only time the mentally ill with hyperfixation syndrome get tired of something is when something new grabs their attention enough.
>>106618711You really need to fuck off.
you guys turn on the lights?
3000k
2500K
>>106619133They are probably talking about how some people are sensitive to the strobing effect that LEDs use to manage brightness. Cheap Chinese bulbs probably have that problem more than decently made ones.
>>106619133blue light at night fucks up your mind at least
>>1066178452800K while old bulbs last3000K new bulbs
>there are unironically retards who use piss yellow lights instead of normal white
>>106619539the shitskin fears cosy rooms
>>106617845yellow light is third worldhigh class people use 5000k-6500k
all my lights are red now. im serious
>>1066178456500k everywhere.
>>106619742Finally someone sane.
>>106619766hey I posted it first >>106618816
>>106618577This. RGB lights are cheap as fuck now. I automate all of mine to change depending on the time of day just like natural light.
>>106619698based amsterdam whorehouse
>>106619782ftfy
>>106619833That's how you get non-24 and fuck up your sleep. It's so much nicer waking up to pee at night and not being blinded by 6500k
>>106619849>and fuck up your sleepdo people still believe in that myth?
>>106619856I do since flux changed my sleeping habits. Call it placebo all you want it worked for me.
>>106619869or you could do like me and just never turn on the lights at all kek
>>106619880I also value my eyesight but you do you man.
LED lights are soulless goy slop. The reason is they give off only fixed wave length light. Whereas, globes like edison globes are full spectrum and the fact that the filament is glowing produces an organic kind of light. Such light is much more like the flickering of a fire or the shifting of sun light through clouds. Nothing in nature is perfect. LEDs perfection mark it as the work of typical, soulless tech, for mass adoption. Heart removed by design. Bottom line preserved, the tech is ready now for the goys.
>>106618178Visual snow? Lol
>>106617845>Retards in this thread will drink coffee and multiple redbulls through the day and complain that a white lightbulb fucked up their sleep
>>106619947they also strobe out as they die, giving anyone within 100 feet a seizure
>>106618577>smartshit >>106619782>internet of dumbmain drawback
>>106619784i prefer the submarine aesthetic
Show spectrum or fuck off
>>106620623My RGB lights are Zigbee and controlled through Home Assistant so it's all local.
3000k master race.
>>106620647I wish I just had bulbs that could plug in and be controlled from one remote or panel.
>>106620661I use one of these which isn't great but lets me have lots of control for different scenes and brightness. There's remotes you can buy and make automations with Home Assistant that do what you want. You can also just use a tablet as a panel for HA too.
>>106620275>tfw never drank coffee or red bull in my life
>>106620647If your light bulbs need a protocol to work you're a clinical retard who should be kept away from tech.
my ex preferred 6500k and I made her change all the lights in her apartment to 2700, still dumped her later because I didn't see the very bright signs that she was batshit and broken and incapable of love (such as preferring 6500k lighting)
>>106621223I guess it really depends.A someone who grew up in boomer homes with yellow nicotine stains everywhere and kept dimly lit to hide the filth. I can rationalize wanting 6500k bulbs.
>>106620953They work just like any other bulb with a light switch bub but keep living in yesteryear for no reason I guess
>>1066178452700k unless you are torturing someone.
i got philips hue lights that can do both. So I put on cold white in the morning and during the day. Then about 1h before I want to go to bed, I switch to warm white. I get sleepy in less then 20m
>>106617845I like 4000 for bathrooms, showers and the kitchen area.Bedroom and Office I like 1900 for a comfy and dimmer vibe.2700 everywhere else.
>>106617845I’m not a HomeKit and smart home guy but I’m tempted to be one because you can have LEDs that change based on what you want at the timeAt any rate I prefer 2700K generally because I have trouble going to sleep at night but I do 3000K or 4000K in the kitchen because I do color-sensitive work there (trying to tell if something is brown enough to take out of the oven for good)
>>106617845In third world parts of Asia having warm colored lighting means you're too poor for LED when the change first started to happen. And since bug people are so easily influenced by dumb shit like that, no one uses anything but sterile white leds.
Got some small lamps with 2200K "amber" 1W LEDs in the bedroom, super cozy.
>>106617845I have blue light with a bit of red added in my living room, 4000K in kitchen and bathroom, completely red in my bedroom.
The color doesn't fucking matter because it's subjective with infinite options. What makes you a factual retard and what makes almost every living space look like a classless midwit shithole is using DOWNLIGHTING.
>>1066178454000 in bathroom and kitchen2700 everywhere else
>>106618826blu
>>106617906makes sense
Lightbulb thread. Does anyone have any really autistic recommendations for lights to buy? I'm looking to consooom and waste a bunch of money on overly fancy lightbulbs because my tism tells me to.>as close to emulating full spectrum as possible, for the most natural colours>ideally high maximum brightness, so I can make my room actually feel bright during the winter (obviously won't come close to emulating the brightness sunlight but still, brighter is better)>dimmable and ideally with adjustable temperature (though I could just settle for a different bulb for the evenings), over zigbee so I can homeassistant it without botnetI remember finding a website ones that rated lights really autistically and had found like a "best light" for all this stuff but now i can't find it anymore. Anybody else have any autistic resources on this so I can try to find my perfect lightbulb?
>>106622930If money is no object, there are Yujiled high CRI high intensity lamps for people with seasonal hypochondriac affliction.They are the goto brand for people with too much money.
buy philips hue, have total control of temperature, color, brightness. remote control to cycle through presets. done.
>>106617845rgb home lighting
>>106617845UV light
>>106623063>buy philips hue>2 e27 bulbs for 85 euro>1100lm>F tier energy efficiencylol
>>106617845Even 2700K is too high for the low brightness I like to illuminate my living room with. 2200K would be better. The lower the brightness the redder the light should be, like a fire going from roaring white hot flames to smoldering red coals.I want to try those philips warmglow dimmable LED bulbs that gradually lower the color temperature the more you dim them.
>>106622682>downlightingAs oppised to chandeliers pointing up, and light strips, or wall lights? I rarely see this where I live.
>>106617845Lower than 2700K = microwaveHigher than 4000K = Portal test chamberIt's that simple
>>106623126>1600lm>it just works, app isn't shit, remote is well made>europoor cares about energy efficiency and price of a lightbulb that lasts 10 years and costs $2 a year to runyoure overthinking things anon.
>>106623142Lamps
>>106623038Interesting, thanks anon. Man that is a lot of money for a lightbulb though.I also found a couple of others which claim to have very similar spectrums and seem to have gotten similar measurements from reviewers too (I looked at https://optimizeyourbiology.com/light-bulb-database for example) and are much cheaper.But all of these are not adjustable which is a bit gay, I was really hoping to find one bulb I can fit and just adjust from day to evening reeeee.>>106623063Hue actually doesn't look half bad from measurements, among the better of the smart bulbs I can see reviews of, and quite good maximum brightness too. But "among the better of the smart bulbs" still seems to put it quite a bit below the best full-spectrum non-smart bulbs that I can see (like Yuji or apparently Sunsy and shit like that).
I had no idea that this was a thing. I just buy whatever lightbulb is half price at the time.
>>106623104It's a shame there doesn't seem to be any smartbulb out there that can do both RGBW+UV. I love the UV aesthetic but it's not ideal all the time.
>>106623153>Higher than 4000K = Portal test chamberTo keep a constant testing cycle, daylight is simulated at all hours. So you may be confused about the passage of time.
>>106617871I use 1700K lamps for home lighting after evening. Extremely cozy.
>>1066178454000K for kitchen/bathroom and 2700K for everything else.
>>1066178454000k because it looks white (neutral) to me.Not 2700K because it looks yellow.Just like in OP's pic: yellow , blue, white.I don't understand why soft white is so popular, guess people don't perceive the yellow as much as I do.All my bulbs at home daylight.
Err, yellow, white, blue
>>106623927Soft white has always looked yellow to me and that's why I like it.
>>106623883I see it too and I think it's probably either because indoor lighting tends to skew slightly yellow so a pure sunlight-coloured lightbulb feels blue compared to what we're used to, and/or because LED lights are usually not full spectrum but rather have big blue spikes so maybe perceptively I wouldn't be surprised if they felt bluer than actual natural sunlight does.>>106623927>All my bulbs at home daylight.Daylight is 6500k, are your bulbs daylight or 4000k?Personally I hate the idea of sunlight bulbs, it just looks so wrong to have indoors. It's orders of magnitude dimmer than the sun, the shadows are completely not at all like sunlight, it's very obviously fake, so it should be slightly yellow-ish because that's what I'm used to. Hence the hospital or interrogation room feel if you slap sunlight temperature on an indoor lighbulb.
>>106623953>Daylight is 6500k, are your bulbs daylight or 4000k?Not him but I have Daylight bulbs that are 5000k. It probably depends on the brand.
>>106623969I am him and just went and checked, yes 5000k, Philips
>>1066178456500 K office4000 K kitchen 2700 K bedroom
>>106618577because RGB LEDs are shit.these are blue LEDs with a phosphor.
>>106622930If you are in the US the Sunsy shine bulbs are the new meta. Sunlike spectrum, high color accuracy and flicker free
>>106623969>daylight depends on the brandAmazingThat said I looked it up and I was wrong, daylight isn't 6500k, it's around 5800k or maybe slightly yellower (it's not super clear from the graph, maybe 5600k or so, given the significant attenuation in the infrared from the atmosphere).
>>106624004That's one of the alternatives to Yuji I found yeah, vastly cheaper. Though I'm not in the US which is gay. Also STILL not dimmable.I also found blockbluelight.com which actually has a dimmable full spectrum bulb (and is available here) but I cannot find much in terms of reviews about it.
>>106619363Incandescent ones are blinking 50/60 times per second though
>>106617913>6500k in the kitchenDo you dismember and cook human bodies in there?
>>106618826
>>106618577What kind of man has lights like this???
>>106617845depends on the room among other things. consider the possibility of asking the question that's not retarded.
>>106620685>rolling the dice on your light temperature each time
>>106618326You don't have to put on the red light
>>106625717Those days are over. You don't have to sell your body to the night. ROOOOOOXAANNE!
>>106622705>all light colours humans can see are determined by three different receptors of which some are more sensitive than otherswho designed this shit
>buying anything other than energy grade A bulbsishygddt
>>106626691>looking at buying lexman bulbs, e27 4000k>both are rated at the exact same brightness of 1521 lumens>one claims a 10w power draw, the other 7wWhat's going on here?
>>106624070This guy has reviewed most of the relevant bulbs, im pretty sure he covered block blue light.He made the sunsy bulbs because he wasn't happy with any of the alternatives except the yuji and they are $$$https://optimizeyourbiology.com/light-bulb-databaseDimmable is tough
>>1066178776500 is useful if you are doing colour-sensitive work.
>>106617871Exercise, bro
>>106627624perhaps other has circuitry other mere capacitor or item that has similar properties
>>106617845incandescent > fluorescent > candles > LEDs2700>3500>4000k, the higher only goes in the bathroom
>>106627728Not really, use a tungsten lamp if anything but natural light.
>>1066178452700K all the way because it looks comfy.
I put a 4000k 13w (claimed 100w equivalent) bulb in my room and it fixed my day time drowsiness and my vr headset slam trackingwas on a 2700k eco friendly shit before
It's 2025.If your lights don't shift color temperature during the day to mimic natural sunlight you don't belong on /g/.
>>106617845My room is Cold White(probably close to 6000K then 6500K) and I'm just too used to it at this point, rest of the house is warm 2700K.I try switching to 4000K and didn't like it.
>>106628057Why would I just not open some window blinds for actual sunlight?
>>1066178454000K in the bathroom.2700K everywhere else.
>>106628518Notveveryone has the luxury of sunlight
>>106618109thinking bout thos realistic reflection maps
>>1066178452700K in bedroom and bathroom, 4000K elsewhere, 2700K or 6500K in office depending on how bad or good you are at packing up your work at a reasonable hour.
>>106617845Whatever the tungsten filament is radiating.
>>106618178You need to use f.lux on your PC and night mode/ blue light reduction on anything you see. It makes a huge difference for me.
>>106617845all my outdoor lighting is 5000k 3000lumen
an ideal world would be 6500k in every room for functionality but enough ambient lighting in every room to never need to use the ceiling lights
>>106617845>2700K>or 4000KNeither, I'll take 5,500K!
>>106617845Mix of all. Using a few expensive "daylight" LED strips, several cheaper warm and several cheaper cold. All embedded into the ceiling with dimming controls. All strips on and max gives the feeling of a glass roof above you turning a sunny day, but I can also dim each temperature separately.
>>1066178452700K for anywhere you want to live/chill/enjoy yourself4000K for anywhere you need to do work (be it hobby or professional)>What if I need both in a place?Imagine not running smart bulbs in a local home assistant setup in [current year]. Just click a button and switch between the modes.
>>106618711shiiiiet is that samuel hydeman, the former comedian?
>>106619698Can I see some pictures of how it looks
>>106632698reminds me of those expensive artifical skylight things.
>>106617905stores here in england dont even sell non led bulbs anymore
>>1066178454000k for the majority of my home6500k for my office (It keeps me alert).2700k has always annoyed me. It's too fucking yellow. I especially hate it when its paired with beige walls or dark stained wood. It's fucking gross.
>>106617935;)
>>106619782do you know any that dont require internet? a local home store was closing down so i grabbed some for cheap but the bulb connects to my wifi then to a server and my phone controls the bulb via that server instead of just controlling the bulb directly its peak botnet
>>106633003>do you know any that dont require internet?NTA, but get zigbee smart bulbs (ikea bulbs support zigbee too).Then you need a gateway, which is where the botnet comes in, because the gateway is the only part that speaks with the internet or wifi.But you can just get a zigbee bridge for homeassistant (a USB dongle basically with an antenna) and then run it on your own homeassistant where you have full control of your data.
>>106627710Interesting. Yeah his database is where I found the bulb but I hadn't noticed for some reason it was also in his recommendations list.I guess it's either this or yuji for me in europe right now.Also>every light fixture is a bayonet here and every fancy lightbulb is only sold with screw basesI hate jews
>>106629782Do you live inside the hollow earth or something
2700. Simply as. Anyone who says white light belongs in a house is almost certainly an autistic virgin.
Give me 3000K for living spaces (bedroom/living room/bathroom) and 4000K for functional spaces like the office or kitchen
>>106619886>tfw been sitting in the dark for 4-5 hours for countless nights at my computer since 2020oopsfuck>>106619782>rgb lights are cheapthis is news to me
>>106633262i think its a myth desu i used to sit in the dark all the time and stopped because i heard its worse for your eyes but my glasses prescription changes like the same every time i need new glasses
this looks good suck its not autoamtic thoguh the way this works is stupid because if you wake up in the middle of the night it will be the wrong temp when you turn it on who wants to stand there flicking a light bulb switch multiple times a day lol blockbluelight.co.uk/collections/sleep-enhancing-lighting/products/full-spectrum-light-bulb
>>106617845I fell for this meme. 6500K is just plain better. No one really notices the blue. It’s just edited photos. Now my room is in weird orange. Fuck the internet seriously.
>>1066178454000K for kitchen, 3000K for everything elsedont @ me
>>106623402A benefit of the hue to me is you know the app will still have support in a decade. All these random brands pop up and disappear. Lots of control options for the hue. Kind of an investment up front but the bulbs last 8-10 years. I have just one 100w bulb full color, because I spend almost all my time in one room in my house. Plan to slowly replace other lamps and maybe my white spectrum led strip at some point. I work night shift so I need very bright light to simulate day when I'm off work. Don't use it with bluetooth though, get the bridge
>>106632885Yeah but probably not as expensive or cool looking. It's just a light wood plank ceiling and the strips are embedded into the grooves with diffusers. The effect is more subtle too, because it just looks like the light just exists in the room, since the depth of the grooves, you can't see them from an angle, only a few when you stand straight under them and since the ceiling isn't very high, you won't notice even that unless you actually look straight up. I like it.
>>106633585>the appDo they actually have a local remote control app? I thought it was cloudshit which you need to rip out first thing after buying the bulbs like everything else.>All these random brands pop up and disappear.Most of them either work with HA or whatever, or they don't. If they work then nothing will happen, they'll continue to work for a decade too.Looking at the database I linked in my post, IMO if you're using artifical light for staying awake all night long, you really should invest into some actual quality lighting. If I were you I'd say even springing for yuji would be justifiable given how important your lights are for you. If your lightbulbs have an even slightly mediocre spectrum, you're basically looking at washed out colours 24/7 since you're not going out at all in real sunlight.
>>106632698>>106633648You know what, I have a wood plank roof, I might seriously consider this. Though I'm not sure if the grooves are big enough. A fully lit up ceiling sounds neat though, my bedroom is kinda small-ish and the ceiling is not super high so a lightbulb hanging off of it doesn't illuminate the edges and corners very well especially around furniture.What strips are you using?
>>106624350No because filament doesn't instantaneously cool down between peaks
>>106633671>the ceiling is not super high so a lightbulb hanging off of it doesn't illuminate the edges and corners very well especially around furniture.Same and you basically won't have any shadows or dark spots either. >What strips are you using?Can't remember what LED strips exactly, did that in like 2016, like a warm strips, cold strips and also got a some full spectrum "daylight" strips which were much more expensive, I just laid them out in the grooves from one wall to the other in cold, warm, cold, warm, full spectrum - repeat and connected each of the different temperatures to it's own dimmer.
I'd have all 2700 K in my house but compromised with my wife for 2700 in bedrooms, 6500 K in the kitchen, and both in the living room so we change to the 2700 K set after 7PMPic is too exaggerated though they are not that extreme yellow/blueAlso if you care for circadian rhythm you should use cold lights during the day for the same reason as the hot ones at night right? Caveman would feel good outside hunting under the summer sun. People do get depressed in the winter for having less sunlight.
>>106633876>People do get depressed in the winter for having less sunlight.isnt that from low vitamin d though do these lights effect vitamin d
>>106633755Sounds extremely based, I'll have to try it out though because the grooves are really quite small so I might not even be able to fit in the strips recessed at all. Are you able to shove a diffuser actually between the planks?
>>106633910Maybe, maybe notPeople get depressed if they live in concrete commie blocksPeople get depressed if they see no trees outsideEtc. Maybe the lights have something to do with it also. Caveman brain.
2700K for bedroom.6500K for bathroom.Simple as.
>>106623104This nigga takes LSD.
>>106636094>>106623104Yeah probably best not to be blasted with UV of various chinesium wavelengthsI would want a calibrated spectrometer before living in such environment
>>106636785Can't be any worse than 365nm which is the main wavelength for blacklights.If using LED it's more likely 395nm, as 365nm LEDs are quite hard to find and expensive.
>>106623104Actual UV light is harmful.
>>1066258405000k and 15000k look cool af
>>106638192Kelvin temperature scale maxes out below 15000K doesn't it though?
I just have ketra installed since i'm not a poorfag, and so the lighting is right for whatever time of day it should be
Anything other than 2700k and you're a brown nigger 3rd worlder
>>106622930Just install a massive chandelier that can hold like 20 incandescents and watch the fire burn
dynamic, color temp lowers a couple hours before bedtimethis is literally the correct way to do it in the modern era
>>106620685Have any HA tips? We Should have an HA thread. ANOTHER gen lmao
>>106617845I live in a tiny condo where the kitchen window faces the front door and other units. There is no curtain/cover, I use 6500K lights, and I walk around my unit shirtless. No one fucks with me.
>>106617845Smart bulbsI use 2700K during daytime and 2200K at 10PM-8AM at varying brightness. Sometimes I use 6500K at 9AM-5PM for productivity (using outdoor color temp feels more consistent and energetic) but it gets kind of depressing after a while.I also have a remote that I've set up to change between presets for different things.
>>106636785>>106637691My understanding is that it's only harmful if it's directly next to you for a long period of time every single day. If you just put an overhead UV lightbulb on for 3 or 4 hours at night it's not particularly harmful. If it was really so dangerous then laser tag would be illegal because they use UV everywhere. The wikipedia article on blacklight says "there is little evidence that blacklight products with wavelengths above 350 nanometres and designed for domestic uses and intensities have any adverse health effects. "
>>106617845Wowowowow pretty ladies, who's the girl on the right? Rawr :3
>>106617845if you don't use warm lights, why do you even have lights?anything neutral is only for working with color and print.
>>106633658I'm staring at a screen anyways though, I don't really care if the shade of my bedding is correct. Is there something I'm missing? Why would I care about color balance of my room being off.
>>106643673Because you're spending your entire life perceiving the world wrong, does that not bother you?
>>106617845Always warm light.
mentlegen
not being a p*lack would be a good start
>>106646577Lightbulbs?
I only use candlelight because I'm not a fucking philistine
>>106648664best candles?
>>106648745beeswax søy blend
>>106648745me n ur mum both agree the ones in the pitchers are the most fun
>>1066178452700K for mood lighting you intend to have on at night or in the evening, 4000K for primary lighting when you actually need a room to be fully and brightly lit.
>>106618826over 9000K
>>1066178454000K for overhead lights and 2700K for lamps. Use the lamps for regular ambient lighting usage and use the overhead for when you need better visibility.
>>106617845both 2700k and 4000k on (separate switches) for kitchen, office/workshop, bathroomjust 2700k everywhere else
>>106650447picturing vegeta holding a lit 9000k lightbulbexclaiming ghat
