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What is Color Tuning?

What is Color Tuning

Today’s LED color tuning technology allows customers to change the color of light at any moment after installation. Color tuning enables you to tailor illumination to your personal preferences or specific application requirements. 

The user can, for example, program the LED light fixture to follow the sun's natural east-west path throughout the day or select from several presets (i.e., dawn, morning, midday, afternoon, and evening). 

Interactive color adjusting solutions like color tuning can harvest sunshine while also controlling color temperature throughout the day, transitioning from daylight to cool white to warm white as the day passes.

Users can adjust lighting fixtures in their homes or offices using the following three different color-tunable technologies:

Dim-to-warm
  • The temperature range is 2700K to 1800K.
  • It looks like incandescent or candlelight.
  • As the light dims, dim-to-warm products grow increasingly warmer in tone, similar to a flame. 
  • These are best used in restaurants, hotel lobbies, guest rooms, ballrooms, theaters, and private residences.
Dim to warm

Tunable-white
  • The temperature range is 2700K to 5000K.
  • It imitates daylight.
  • Increase the kelvins in tunable-white products to replicate daylight by adding blue-toned colors and intensity. 
  • These are suitable for lighting in industrial and medical offices, museums, and art studios.
Tunable white

Full-color tuning
  • RGBW (Red, Green, Blue, White)
  • Provides a full-color wheel as well as customizable white.
  • RGB, RGBA, RGBW, and color-shifting lighting fixtures use primary colors to produce the majority of hues across the color spectrum.
Most color-tuning gadgets include both Apple and Android apps and wall control units for greater accessibility.

Color heightens and enlarges the perceptions of the senses. This could result in better working conditions and improved retail and hospitality experiences. A patron's attention may be brought to an area presenting a display, goods, or services when the lighting changes hue. 

Light can be colored to match a company's brand or promote a seasonal, cultural, or athletic event. To summarize, color tuning allows the user to adjust the hue and intensity of light to adapt, soften, and elevate human experiences and develop settings to certain functions on demand.

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