4100K

4100K refers to a specific color temperature used to describe the appearance of light, particularly in artificial lighting applications. It is measured in Kelvin (K), a unit of thermodynamic temperature. A color temperature of 4100K falls within the neutral white range, often described as a "cool white" or "natural white" light.

This color temperature is commonly found in various lighting products, including fluorescent tubes, LED bulbs, and some halogen lamps. It is perceived as a balanced light that is neither overly warm (yellowish) nor excessively cool (bluish). This makes 4100K light suitable for a wide range of environments where a clear and functional illumination is desired.

Applications for 4100K lighting include office spaces, retail environments, kitchens, garages, and workshops. In these settings, the neutral white light can enhance visibility, improve color rendering, and create a productive atmosphere. Compared to warmer color temperatures like 2700K or 3000K, 4100K offers a crisper and more alert feel. Conversely, it is less stark than very cool color temperatures, such as 5000K or 6500K, which can appear more bluish and clinical. The choice of color temperature depends on the desired mood, function, and aesthetic of a particular space.