02-01-2019, 11:09 AM
AFAIK all 4000K LEDs have a higher light output than 3000K ones. I think it's due to the phosphors for 4000K being that bit more efficient.
Yu can also get LED strip with different numbers of LEDs per metre. More LEDs = brighter. The ones I've used in my kitchen are the lower output type, more than adequate for that job. I'd be tempted to use the higher output types for a bench lamp.
I'm sure I've seen a local electrical wholesaler offering LEDs strip by the metre. Just like you used to buy flex at Woolworths many years ago. A metre of high brightness LED strip should servve you very well. Even if you cant' get it arranged optimally there may well be anough light that it doesn't matter.
Yu can also get LED strip with different numbers of LEDs per metre. More LEDs = brighter. The ones I've used in my kitchen are the lower output type, more than adequate for that job. I'd be tempted to use the higher output types for a bench lamp.
I'm sure I've seen a local electrical wholesaler offering LEDs strip by the metre. Just like you used to buy flex at Woolworths many years ago. A metre of high brightness LED strip should servve you very well. Even if you cant' get it arranged optimally there may well be anough light that it doesn't matter.
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