LED Colour
Temperature
Explained
Light does more than illuminate. It changes how a space feels. Discover the shades of white, explore a world of colour and find the right LED lighting for your project.
White Light.
A Whole Spectrum
of Feeling.
What Is CCT?
Correlated Colour Temperature (CCT) describes the appearance of white light, measured in kelvin (K). Whether it comes from an LED or another source, white light can have a warmer or cooler tint.
Lower values around 2700–3000K create a cosy, amber-toned atmosphere. Midrange values around 3500–4000K give a balanced, neutral white. Higher values around 5000–6500K have a cooler, daylight-like appearance for task and display lighting.
The Kelvin Scale
Lower kelvin feels warmer. Higher kelvin feels cooler.
Living rooms, bedrooms, hospitality
Kitchens, workspaces, everyday tasks
Task areas, displays, utility spaces
One Space.
Five Ways to Feel.
Start with a setting. Move from a soft amber glow to a crisp cool white and watch the atmosphere change. Each environment remembers your chosen temperature.
Visual guide only. Screens, surfaces and surrounding light affect how colour temperature appears.
A welcoming white for living spaces, bedrooms and relaxed hospitality settings.
Find Your White Light
Explore CCT LED strips, flexible light sheets and neon. Choose the format that suits your installation.
ProFlex Long Run CCT Strip
2700–6500K · 48V · 105W · IP65. Nano-coated strip for longer lighting runs.
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Honeycomb Flexi LED Sheets
2700–6500K · 24V · 32W. A pack of three flexible LED light sheets.
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NEOLINEAR Express CCT Neon
Dynamic white · 10m · Sideview. A continuous line of tunable white neon light.
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StudioFlex Adjustable CCT Strip
2700–6500K · 24V · CRI 90 · IP20. Adjustable white for interior lighting.
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Beyond
White.
What Is RGB Colour Changing?
RGB LEDs combine red, green and blue diodes in a single fixture. Adjusting the intensity of each creates a wide palette of colours and dynamic effects, from subtle pastels to vivid neons. Use colour to set a scene, highlight a feature or give a space its own identity.
Find Your Atmosphere
Move through the colour spectrum or try a preset to see how coloured light transforms this setup.
Illustrative hue simulation. The effect is applied to the photograph; actual LED colours and white-light quality depend on the product.
Want colour and white light? RGBW adds a dedicated white channel. RGB+CCT adds adjustable white, so one system can shift between everyday illumination and colour.
Make Room for Colour
Discover RGB, RGBW and RGB+CCT lighting, from seamless COB strips to architectural neon and downlights.
MiBoxer RGB+CCT Downlight
18W · ZigBee + RF. Deep anti-glare downlight with colour and adjustable white.
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Lifestyle RGB COB Strip
24V · 75W · 10mm · IP20. Single COB strip for colour-changing installations.
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NeoLED Express RGBW Strip
24V · 80W · 12mm · IP20. RGB colour with a dedicated 3000K white channel.
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NEOLINEAR RGB Neon Flex
RGB · 5m · Sideview. Flexible neon for a continuous colour-changing line.
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Start With the
Feeling You Want.
Choose the light first, then the format. A relaxing room, a practical workspace and an expressive feature each ask something different of your lighting.
For Everyday White Light
Choose a fixed colour temperature if you know the look you want. Choose adjustable CCT lighting when you want to move between warm and cool white.
For Colour and Atmosphere
Choose RGB for colour-changing accents and effects. Consider RGBW when your design also needs a dedicated, fixed white light.
For the Best of Both
Choose RGB+CCT for colour and adjustable white in the same system. Check that your controller supports all the channels your lighting needs.
Your Lighting
Questions, Answered.
Does a Higher Kelvin Value Mean Brighter Light?
No. Kelvin describes the colour appearance of white light. Light output is measured in lumens. Compare lumen ratings when choosing brightness; use kelvin to choose the warmth or coolness of the light.
What Is the Difference Between CCT and Tunable White?
CCT is the colour temperature of a white light source. A fixed-white LED has a specified CCT. Tunable white, often sold as adjustable CCT lighting, lets you vary the colour temperature within the product’s stated range using a compatible controller.
Is 4000K Warm White or Cool White?
Around 4000K is commonly described as neutral white. Names such as daylight, white and cool white vary between ranges, so compare the kelvin value on the product specification rather than relying on the name alone.
Can RGB Lighting Produce White Light?
RGB can mix red, green and blue to create a white-like appearance. For dedicated white lighting, consider RGBW or RGB+CCT. RGBW includes a white channel, while RGB+CCT adds adjustable warm-to-cool white.
Which Colour Temperature Should I Choose?
Think about the setting and the atmosphere you want. Warm white is a common choice for relaxed interiors; neutral white offers a balanced appearance for everyday tasks; cooler white can suit task and display areas. Test a sample in the actual space when colour appearance is important.
A Different Light. A Different Space.
Put your ideas into practice with the right white or colour-changing LED lighting.
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