Description:
Understanding LED Luminous Flux and CCT Measurement
1. What Is Luminous Flux in LEDs?
Luminous flux refers to the total amount of visible light emitted by an LED source, measured in lumens (lm). It directly affects how bright the LED appears.
How It's Measured:
This method allows manufacturers to determine total output without being affected by beam angle or LED orientation.
2. What Is CCT (Correlated Color Temperature)?
CCT describes the color appearance of the LED light in kelvins (K), indicating whether the light appears warm (yellow-red) or cool (blue-white).
How It's Measured:
Common CCT Ranges:
2700K–3000K: Warm White
4000K–4500K: Neutral White
6000K–6500K: Cool White
3. Why These Measurements Matter to Buyers
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