Warmwhite

Warmwhite is a color temperature used in lighting to create a warm, inviting atmosphere. It is typically measured in Kelvin (K), with warmwhite falling between 2700K and 3000K. This range is often referred to as "soft white" or "warm white" in consumer products. Warmwhite light is characterized by its yellowish or orange tint, which is achieved by mixing red and green light. It is commonly used in residential settings, such as living rooms and bedrooms, to create a cozy and relaxing environment. Warmwhite light is also used in commercial settings, such as restaurants and retail stores, to enhance the ambiance and encourage customer spending. However, it is important to note that warmwhite light can cause eye strain and disrupt sleep patterns, especially at night. Therefore, it is recommended to use warmwhite light during the day and switch to cooler light temperatures, such as daylight or cool white, in the evening.