LED
LIGHTING
Use LED lights in your
home or business
You can rely on our team to help you pick the right color lights to match your home. You won’t have to guess which brands to purchase or what types of colors to look for. After your outdoor LED lighting installation, you’ll notice:
- Your lights last longer
- Your lights don't give off much heat
- Your lighting isn't as harsh
LED Outdoor Lighting
It is pretty safe to say that LED lighting isn’t a fad and is here to stay. Tranquility Lighting Design embraces this change with open arms and an open mind. We account for CCT (correlated color temperture) readings as well as CRI (color rendering index) values when selecting our LEDs. Let us sort through all the technical data and information in order to bring you the highest quality products that will complement your home and landscape for years to come.
LED Indoor Lighting
Are you looking to reduce your electrical costs and “Go Green” at your home or office? Have you walked down the light bulb aisle in a box store lately and been befuddled by the wide selection of LED light bulbs? Tranquility Lighting Design offers a wide variety of LED retrofit lamps specific to your personal preferences and lighting situations. Don’t waste your hard-earned money on LED lamps only to find they are “that awful color” you hate. We will take ALL of the guesswork out of cutting your energy costs and making your indoor and outdoor lighting systems highly efficient!
What is Color Rendering?
Color rendering compares the impact of a specific light source on the color crispness of an object, as perceived by average human vision, to the color crispness of a high quality reference source, typically the sun. It also describes how well a light source differentiates between subtle variations in shadow.
What is the Color Rendering Index?
The color rendering index is a scale from 0 to 100, with 0 representing poor quality and 100 signifying a flawless light source. It describes the precision of a light source in rendering colors. A higher CRI means a light that more accurately renders color. For example, a CRI 95 makes reds look crisp and bright, while the same red under a CRI 60 will appear dull and grey.
What is a good CRI Score?
Light sources with a CRI of 85 to 90 are considered decent at color rendering, while those with a CRI 90 or above are excellent. The typical CRI range for LED bulbs is between 70 and 98. A CRI on the low end of that range is not necessarily bad; it may be the best choice for certain industrial applications. A CRI 98 may produce a great result, but it comes with a higher cost and is often the choice for uses such as movie lights, in which color accuracy in filming and viewing is essential to the film’s final product.
