I own bi-color versions of this light. Can I assume the 5600K only version will have twice the output?
1323612
It should. When you're at 5600k on the bicolor, you're only usung half the leds.
1323613
That is correct as the previous answer stated with bi-color version you would only use 1/2 of the lights when dialed to 5600k
1805067
The 4000k fixture has a slightly whiter light output than the 3500k. There is not a huge difference in the two but if your preference is towards a whiter light I'd go with the 4000k.
469998
Thanks for the input. The light is flexible and an improvement over past attempts, but I had hoped this higher end version would be a true upgrade. Still a good light.
30910
I originally purchased multiple types/brands of LED units for different rooms which have different lighting. It only took a couple days before we decided the performance and quality of the Starpower LED units was exactly what we were looking for. We replaced all of the other units with these and could not be happier. The 2700K output (color) matched our regular flood bulbs exactly. Could not be happier with them.I was surprised to see how far the dimming goes down (and there is no humming sound from these units). As for your question, 5% would be about right if you asked me.
156376
According the the product description it is a "super bright 2000 lumens" with a "daylight color of 5600K". Best answer I can supply.
158611
This unit is 250 lumens with SVGA res compared to the P300's 300 lumens and WXGA resolution.
980661
Whoops! Unlike GeorgeM (who really knows his instrumentation), you're confusing colour temperature (5000K, 6000K) with light output (Lumens, spherical candle power). Cheers!
17186
I watched the cnet video review for the plasma 8000 and its said the 3D was better then the LED version, becuase there was NO ghosting effect.
1455750
Yes that is right. Because of the lumens it guves. Dont get confuse with watts..its the lumens equivalency.
1146460
The model I purchased is 140 lumens but the new updated model is 170 lumens.
138810
It's really your preference. I myself prefer 6000k the 8000k is noticeably more blue. But it isn't too bad, On a 55w system it does bleed out alittle bit.
589381
It doesn't look much different to me except for that eyefinity technology but it claims to do the same thing. I had to put a new power supply in with my Video Card, a Corsair 600W. The one you're looking at only requires 300W or better so you wouldn't have to swap out your power supply unless you're looking for AMD Crossfire technology, you'll have to go to a 400W power supply. My video card is very big and take up a lot of room. For the money, it looks like you have a found a comparable card for $100 less. I have had no problems for a year with my card and just this past Sunday, removed it and put it in my new PC with no issues. Good luck sir.
2017327
Not all of the white LED's appear to be the same color, and I did not see any documentation regarding color index. However, the whites appear to be in the cooler range, so I would suspect most are 6500K down to maybe 5000K.
27757
consider yourself lucky the U2 is newer (brighter) and more efficient then the T6BTW has NOTHING TO DO WITH the beam pattern and i am a LED expert
1568767
That depends upon how many LEDs you connect to it. The output indicates 30W so however many LEDs that will drive for you.
760152
No, it's 2700k, very similar to regular incandescent and very bright. Amazing amount of quality light for 10.5 watts.
102895
I believe the only difference is the ability to transmit 36-bit color(otherwise known as deep color) and at 1440p