You may see the term Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) used when discussing light or while referencing technical specs. What you are seeing is the representation of CRI and color temperature (on the Kelvin scale) in your everyday life. Also, consider how food can appear in your kitchen prep area or a dining room or on a candlelit table, versus serving that same plate in outside natural daylight. Think about what your clothes look like in a retail dressing room or a retail display area versus wearing those same clothes outside in sunlight.

Want to improve customer satisfaction with your products? Light them in the high CRI range to ensure accurate representation of the product’s color and texture. This means LEDs are the ideal answer for indoor light that needs to represent both accurate color and clear definition. In addition to accurate color, high CRI also makes the textures of an item stand out. Sunco products usually run from CRI 80 – CRI 95. In contrast, fluorescent bulbs produce an unnatural light quality and range in low numbers on the CRI scale. LED lights in the CRI 90+ range are considered to have an excellent color rendering ability. LED light bulbs in the CRI 80 – CRI 89 range produce an accurate color rendering and are considered good. In this measurement, 100 is shown as the closest to natural or sunlight quality. CRI indicates the faithful reproduction of an object’s color when under that light source versus when viewed under a natural light source. Color Rendering Index (CRI) is shown on a scale of 0-100.

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