Lighting Color - What it is and How it Affects Your Jobsite Lighting Plan

Everything You Need to Know About Safe Jobsite Lighting

What is Lighting Color or Color Temperature?

Color Temperature describes the tint or warmth of color from the lighting.

​Work lighting ranges from warm (orange tinted) to cold (blue tinted). See the chart below to see a visual representation of this range.

Kelvin and Lighting Color

Kelvin is the measurement used when describing color temperature. The higher the Kelvin (K) the cooler the color, the lower the K the warmer the color.
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Jobsite lighting can range from warm (typical of halogen lighting 3,200K) to cool (typical of LED lighting 4,000K and up) temperatures.

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