4500K

4500K refers to a specific color temperature, measured in Kelvin (K). This value indicates the hue of white light emitted by a light source. 4500K falls within the range of neutral white light.

Light sources with a color temperature of 4500K are often described as having a cool white or daylight-like appearance. They are less yellowish than warmer white temperatures (like 2700K or 3000K) and less bluish than cooler white temperatures (like 6000K or 6500K). This balance makes 4500K light suitable for a variety of applications where clear and bright illumination is desired without being overly harsh or having a significant color cast.

Commonly, 4500K lighting is found in environments such as offices, retail spaces, laboratories, and task lighting applications. It is often chosen for its ability to promote alertness and focus, making it a practical choice for workspaces. The perceived color rendering of objects under 4500K light is generally good, allowing for accurate visual perception of colors. While specific color rendering index (CRI) values can vary independently of color temperature, 4500K lamps are often available with high CRI ratings.