How do you know which light source you need?
It can be difficult to know which light source to choose and what kind of light it brings. Here we present our series with light sources and its recommended areas.
As the name suggests, these light sources are available in bright alternatives with a higher kelvin number of 2700K. This is a direct replacement for the traditional light bulb in the corresponding 25, 40 and 60W. Choose 2700K as general light and as directional lighting in, for example, a reading lamp for greater contrasts.
Our popular series Future LED. With diode and plexiglass tube, the feeling of the traditional filament is given and has a nice white glow. With this technology, these light sources become very affordable.
A warm glow is preferable when the luminaire has visible light sources and when you are looking for a cozy atmosphere. Our series Elect LED Filament is available with clear and amber colored glass depending on preference. The light source’s light comes from several long filament rods that mimic the traditional lantern lamp. Choose between straight rods that are slanted for a firmer impression or a spiral-shaped “soft” filament for a rounder look.
Most lamps on the market are either at a Kelvin number of 2000-2200K (warm white with emphasis on warm) or at 2700-3000K (warm white with emphasis on white). Some people think that 2000K is too warm, while others think that 2700K is too white. With our series Perfect LED in opal glass, we make the perfect balance between warm and white, perfectly balanced for the Nordic homes. The opal-colored glass has great advantages when the light source is to sit behind a lampshade. The light is more widely spread, which means that the shadows from the position of the lampshade are minimized.
