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Procurement-ready specifications: CRI, IP rating, CCT, lumens, beam angle, dimming, certifications, MOQ and lead time.

Key Parameters at a Glance

CCT — Correlated Color Temperature

RangeLevelTypical application
2700KWarm whiteHospitality, residential
3000KWarm whiteRetail, restaurants
4000KNeutral whiteOffices, schools
5000KCool whiteWarehouses
6500KDaylightIndustrial, inspection

📐 ANSI C78.377 · CIE S 017

CRI — Color Rendering Index (Ra)

RangeLevelTypical application
Ra 80-84StandardGeneral indoor
Ra 85-89GoodOffices
Ra 90-94ExcellentRetail, healthcare
Ra 95+PremiumMuseums, medical

📐 CIE 13.3 · IES TM-30

IP Rating — Ingress Protection

RangeLevelTypical application
IP20No water protectionIndoor dry
IP44Splash proofBathrooms
IP65Dust-tight + water jetsOutdoor walls
IP66Powerful jetsCoastal
IP68Continuous immersionUnderwater

📐 IEC 60529

Efficacy — Lumens per watt

RangeLevelTypical application
80-100 lm/WStandardBasic commercial
100-130 lm/WGoodDLC Standard
130-160 lm/WPremiumHigh bay
160+ lm/WEliteRebate eligible

📐 IES LM-79 · DLC

Lumens — Luminous flux

RangeLevelTypical application
≤800 lmAccent / taskDownlights
800-1,500 lmGeneralCorridors
1,500-3,000 lmCommercialOffices, retail
≥3,000 lmIndustrialHigh bay

📐 CIE S 017

Dimming — Control protocol

RangeLevelTypical application
0-10VAnalog dimmingSimple retrofit
DALI / DALI-2Digital addressingLarge projects
TriacMains dimmingResidential
PWMLow-voltage stripsDC fixtures

📐 IEC 62386 · 0-10V

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Frequently Asked Questions About LED Lighting Parameters

What is the best CRI for warehouse lighting?
CRI 80 is generally sufficient for warehouse aisles; use CRI 90+ where color-coded labels or safety colors must be distinguished.
What IP rating do I need for outdoor LED lighting?
IP65 minimum for outdoor walls and bollards; IP66 for coastal or heavy rain areas; IP67/IP68 for immersion.
What is a good efficacy for commercial LED lighting?
100-130 lm/W is good; 130-160 lm/W is premium and usually DLC Premium eligible; 160+ lm/W targets utility rebates.
How do I choose between 4000K and 5000K?
4000K is neutral and comfortable for offices; 5000K is cooler and better for factories, inspection and hospitals.