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Originally Posted by Londonee
Everyone understands that it's NOT the LED bulb at issue...it's the color temperature of the LED bulbs that were selected, right? My entire house is fitted with LEDs at a warm white temp of 2700K. The issue is that they chose a super cool 5000K white bulb instead of something warmer and cozier - but that has nothing to do with the actual method of light (LED).
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well, in chicago's case, they're lamping the new fixtures with 3000K LED bulbs, so that's pretty warm for LEDs (and not too far off the 2700K you use in your home), but they still look so damn cold next to the old sodium lamps.
those old sodium lamps are just so damn orange that even a relatively warm light still looks really cold next to them.
for reference high pressure sodium is around 2200K and low pressure sodium is around 1700K.