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Would it work if I use 2,000K white LED's instead of incandescent lighting? Perhaps 1,800K.
I'm considering LED's because they waste less watts on heat. Unless the heat is essential, I'd rather get more light instead of heat.A lot of the new LEDs are really good. That is going to look almost yellow at 2,000K. Maybe like the old Edison lights. I have some LEDs that have replaced incandecents, really like them. They also generate very little heat.
I'm considering LED's because they waste less watts on heat. Unless the heat is essential, I'd rather get more light instead of heat.
I'll look for wavelengths, but I think 1,800-2,000K should have less blue light than incandescent bulbs. And if daylight LED's have the same wavelengths as the sun, then anything warmer than daylight is safer.