Train Shed Layout,... Lighting

[railandsail]

I think we have a mis comunication here. I recomended track lighting because you can put the lights as close together as you want (mine were every 15") and you can swivel them to fix any shadows. The color I suggested is not the best for the construction phash but will do, but for the final results.

Since track lighting can be sliced and diced you can put light anywhere. Oh and no valance needed.

Agreed there.

[railandsail]

Here is hoping that my choice of 4000K lites over the 6500K ones was correct?

I was just rereading this subject thread and ran into this quote,…

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I just changed my LED room lightingWed, 2015-11-11 10:22 — Bill Brillinger

I have LED room lights in my office/layout space.

When I first built the space, I put in 10W bulb style LED’s from China. They were 2800-3000K, and 900 lumins. They gave the room a very warm feel but their CRI was horrible.

It’s been nearly 3 years since I installed them and LED’s are far less expensive in the local stores and more options are on the shelves now. So, I tried the 2700k and 5000k 1600 lumen lights my local place had and I didn’t like either of them. They were too bright and the 2700k was far far too orange, and the 5000k was very harsh, but the CRI was good.

Michael Roses LED system (still on sale btw) recommends 4500K.

So I went in search of 4000k bulb style lights. Seems these are tough to find in North America. None of the sores close to me carry anything in the 4000k range in a bulb style. Home depot, Rona, Canadian Tire, Menards. Nobody.

On Amazon I found 4000k Dimmable and non Dimmable 1100 Lumen LEDS. I bought enough of them to do my entire office and have a few spares on had. Kunshi Unify 2-pack LED 10w (75w) 1100 Lumen A19 Standard Light Bulb 4