CCT refers to Correlated Colour Temperature. Simply put, rather than the LED Panel being one temperature set at a certain Kelvin ie 4000K and having to choose whether you would prefer 3000K yellow, 4000K warm white or 6000K cool white this functionality provides the option to interchange between brightness.
How it works
It works by having two sets of LED chips on the PCB. Warm White and Day light that can be operated independently or when combined both produce Natural White(4000K) giving three choices of colour temperature.
Installed onto our Gear Tray
We have incorporated CCT into a range of our bulkheads but it’s not just these units that have CCT functionality. Some of our replaceable gear trays also include a DIP switch. These are particularly useful for upgrading from 20 CFL to LED.
Colour can be changed easily by using the DIP switch on the PCB board to select the colour you prefer. This can also be changed on-site once installation has been completed. Making this option perfect for altering if the customer requires a mood change.
Features
- Easy to install
- 3 colour options in one fitting
- CCT gear tray available to retrofit 2D fittings
- High lumen output
- Consistent even light distribution i.e. no spotting
- Quality LED chips
Colour Temperature
Colour Temperature Setting Instructions with Dip switch settings
Switch Settings
Move the DIP switch to the position shown in the diagram below.
| CCT (K) | 3000 | 4000 | 6000 |
|---|---|---|---|
Appearance | Warm White | Natural White | Cool White |
Ambience | Warm and cosy | Soothing and neutral | High intense light |
Perfect for | Residential applications such as living areas and communal spaces. Hospitality applications for example restaurants, reception areas, hotel lobby and decorative outdoor lighting. | Commercial applications such as office space, hotel corridors, walkways, retail lighting solutions, internal and external car park lighting. | Commercial applications such as hospitals, chemists, laboratories, manufacturing, security, stadiums. Specifically for locations where white light is required for precision. |
