Color Rendering index (CRI) is a rating scale
to assign the effectiveness of a light source in rendering colors, compared
with natural daylight. A CRI of 100 is
equal to natural daylight referring to the highest ability of color rendering
which is by the sun itself. On the
contrary, a low CRI of 50 or less means that the light source does not render
colors very well. An acceptable CRI in
fluorescent lighting is 80 to 95, which equates to an excellent color rendering
ability.
Where
is CRI Important in Industry?
Knowing the CRI of your lighting has great
benefits and will provide competitive advantages in certain industrial
applications. For example, in the
jewelry store you want your lighting to reflect the full spectrum of lighting
when exposed to diamonds and jewels, showcasing your items and making them more
appealing and desirable.
A high CRI index used in clothing displays
makes a big difference in the appearance of clothing, casting an appealing glow
in the right displays to reveal vibrant color schemes. Food displays in restaurants, showcasing
primed aged meats or delectable desserts can make the difference in a
consumer’s decision to appease their appetite.
Whatever your lighting application, do not underestimate the power of
pleasing, high quality lighting with a high color rendering index.
LCD Lighting, a valued partner company to The
LightSources Group, has developed proprietary color rendering index technology
with more rare-earth tri-phosphors revealing natural true colors. With advanced technology, LightSources and
LCD Lighting can develop custom colors for specific requirements in various
applications.
Fluorescent
Lamp Color Specification
With more than 100
various shades of white, it is important to choose the right color coordinates
for your fluorescent lighting application.
Even the slightest variation will make a difference in many different
environments. The most effective method
of defining the color is with color coordinates.
We can choose an existing phosphor blend with
exact color coordinates for your application, or we can develop a unique
phosphor blend just for your specific needs.
LightSources
and its affiliated companies – LCD Lighting, Voltarc, LightTech, and Cerlux represent the leading high-tech designers and manufacturers in the lamp industry today. Our standard lamps and
components as well as customized products offer high-quality solutions to meet
our partner’s unique needs. We invite
you to contact us to learn more about our wide selection of lamps.
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