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A Colour Rendering Index (CRI) is used to measure how well a light source allows people to perceive certain test colours in reference to daylight (CRI=100). The CRI is also used as a key indicator of whether wavelengths of light across the whole visible spectrum are present. For offices it is recommended that only light with a CRI above 80 is used.
