2700K or 3000K LED Strip for Hotels, Restaurants and Apartments
2700K for guest rooms, dining and bedrooms; 3000K for lobbies, corridors, vanities and kitchens. Space-by-space tables, transition rules and dim-to-warm.
Dim-to-Warm
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Certification 44
Installation 40
Project Delivery 35
Channels 27
Drivers 27
Dimming & Controls 26
Outdoor 17
Troubleshooting 17
Neon Flex 13
COB 12
Cove Lighting 12
Sourcing 12
Tunable White 12
Color Temperature 9
Wet Location 9
Signage 7
SMD 7
Voltage Drop 7
Wall Washer 6
Lumens 5
RGB & RGBW 5
Addressable 4
120V 3
CSP 3
High CRI 3
Dim-to-Warm 2
When to Spec Dim-to-Warm Instead of Tunable White LED Strip
Dim-to-warm LED strip shifts from 3000K toward 1800K as it dims on one dimmer. See when it beats tunable white and which controls and downlights it pairs with.
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