NorthLux LED Bulbs for Art Gallery Lighting

Where in BC Canada can I buy your products? I went to 5000k bulbs to get daylight and found CRI an issue. You say your NorthLux solves these issues. Why don't galleries use them? I am told that they all use 3000k uniformly. If I paint under a 5000k or 6500k NorthLux then for sure, the work will look different under your NorthLux bulb. Won't it? Also, your NorthLux bulbs don't have an infrared and ultraviolet issue (as in halogen have UV issues.)?

For starters, we, unfortunately, do not sell our products through any distributors at this time. As such, all orders are currently submitted through our storefront website and shipped from our warehouse in Illinois. However, we do hope to offer broader international shipping options in the future.

Regarding color work, we can confirm that differences in color temperature can cause artwork to appear slightly differently. Further, our NorthLux bulbs are designed to output no UV or IR wavelengths. For more information regarding the spectral output, I have attached a link to the product photometric report below.

NorthLux™ 95 CRI E26 A19 LED Bulb for Art & Studio Photometric Report: https://www.waveformlighting.com/photometrics/TR_4003.65.pdf

It might also be helpful to know that our FilmGrade™ Flicker-Free A19 LED Bulbs offer the same high CRI in the 3000K color temperature option. Hopefully, this option would allow you to create artwork that would not look different under the 3000K gallery lighting.

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