3500K

3500K refers to a specific color temperature, measured in Kelvin (K). This value indicates the perceived color of light emitted by a light source. A 3500K light source is generally described as a neutral white. It is often considered a balance between the warmer, more yellowish tones of incandescent bulbs (around 2700K) and the cooler, bluer tones of daylight or fluorescent bulbs (above 5000K).

This particular color temperature is frequently used in commercial and residential lighting applications where a comfortable, inviting, yet functional illumination is desired. It is commonly found in office environments, retail spaces, and kitchens. The neutral white light of 3500K is perceived as being neither too warm nor too cool, making it versatile for a wide range of tasks and settings. It provides good color rendering, meaning that colors of objects under this light appear natural and true to life. Compared to cooler color temperatures, 3500K is less likely to cause eye strain in prolonged use, and it offers more crispness than warmer tones.