02-01-2019, 10:56 AM
Hi.
Like Jeffrey I use the LED strips. I've a 12 volt solar power system that keep 240AH of leisure battery power charged so this runs my shed lighting and also indoors for background lighting. Useful for power outages too.
On a personal note I've found the 4000K a larger light output than the warm ones, I don't think it's subjective as two different light meters both read higher with the 4000K LED's.
Just an observation, ideally if using a LED strip its best to have the strip affixed to the top of the inside of your lamp so maximum light will be available on your work area, the strips won't bend that way, so you would need to stick them to the side in the lamp, it may have a detrimental effect on light output.
Like Jeffrey I use the LED strips. I've a 12 volt solar power system that keep 240AH of leisure battery power charged so this runs my shed lighting and also indoors for background lighting. Useful for power outages too.
On a personal note I've found the 4000K a larger light output than the warm ones, I don't think it's subjective as two different light meters both read higher with the 4000K LED's.
Just an observation, ideally if using a LED strip its best to have the strip affixed to the top of the inside of your lamp so maximum light will be available on your work area, the strips won't bend that way, so you would need to stick them to the side in the lamp, it may have a detrimental effect on light output.
