Light 'temperature'?

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WillyCornbread

Break and One
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Hi - searched and couldn't find anything on this. My table will be here on Sunday, so I need to pickup some bulbs for the light.

It looks like I can choose between a few different temperatures; 4100k cool white, 6500k Daylight deluxe, or 5000k Natural Light.

It will be about 42" or so from the table bed.

Thank you for any guidance -

b
 
http://www.westinghouselighting.com/color-temperature.aspx

You want Daylight.

Diamond recommends:
DIAMOND RECOMMENDED BULBS

9' - 59 watt - single pin - F096/741/ECO
7' - 32 watt - double pin - F32-T8/SP41/ECO

World Pool-Billiards Association

15. Lights
The bed and rails of the table must receive at least 520 lux (48 footcandles) of light at every point. A screen or reflector configuration is advised so that the center of the table does not receive noticeably more lighting than the rails and the corners of the table. If the light fixture above the table may be moved aside (referee), the minimum height of the fixture should be no lower than 40 inches [1.016 m] above the bed of the table. If the light fixture above the table is non-movable, the fixture should be no lower than 65 inches [1.65 m] above the bed of the table. The intensity of any directed light on the players at the table should not be blinding. Blinding light starts at 5000 lux (465 footcandles) direct view. The rest of the venue (bleachers, etc.) should receive at least 50 lux (5 footcandles) of light.

http://www.wpa-pool.com/web/WPA_Tournament_Table_Equipment_Specifications
 
Scaramouche said:
http://www.westinghouselighting.com/color-temperature.aspx

You want Daylight.

Diamond recommends:
DIAMOND RECOMMENDED BULBS

9' - 59 watt - single pin - F096/741/ECO
7' - 32 watt - double pin - F32-T8/SP41/ECO

World Pool-Billiards Association

15. Lights
The bed and rails of the table must receive at least 520 lux (48 footcandles) of light at every point. A screen or reflector configuration is advised so that the center of the table does not receive noticeably more lighting than the rails and the corners of the table. If the light fixture above the table may be moved aside (referee), the minimum height of the fixture should be no lower than 40 inches [1.016 m] above the bed of the table. If the light fixture above the table is non-movable, the fixture should be no lower than 65 inches [1.65 m] above the bed of the table. The intensity of any directed light on the players at the table should not be blinding. Blinding light starts at 5000 lux (465 footcandles) direct view. The rest of the venue (bleachers, etc.) should receive at least 50 lux (5 footcandles) of light.

http://www.wpa-pool.com/web/WPA_Tournament_Table_Equipment_Specifications
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Just Book Marking, thanks for the info!
 
I prefer daylight or 2nd choice natural light get both at HD and try them out!
take back ones you do not like.
keep receipt or give them charge card you used for refund!
 
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