Can LifeLite full spectrum daylight energy saving light bulbs be used in all types of light shade?
Completely enclosed light shades should be avoided because the bulb becomes hot and this can shorten the life of the bulb. In general it is sensible to choose a lampshade of a neutral colour as the effect of full spectrum light is mainly achieved through the colour of the light source. Question: How exactly is the spectrum of full spectrum light made up? Answer: The spectrum of LifeLite light bulbs goes from 290 to 800 nanometres. This range is made up as follows: >see Spectral analysis • 290 320 nm UV-B • 320 380 nm UV-A • 380 420 nm violet • 420 490 nm blue • 490 575 nm green • 575 585 nm yellow • 585 650 nm orange • 650 750 nm red • 750 800 nm infrared Question: What is full spectrum light? Answer: Like sunlight, full spectrum light contains the full colour spectrum of the rainbow both those components which are visible to us and those which are invisible. At the same time it is important that it contains the visible colours in relatively equal proportions and that the spectral prog
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