The LED light bulb color temperature chart ranges from 1000K to 10000K, and shows values in degrees Kelvin, rounded up for ease of use: 1800K- Candlelight 2500K- Sunrise and Sunset 3000K- Light bulb 3500K- Morning or Evening sun 4000K- Moonlight 5500K- Midday sun 6500K- Cloudy sky 10000K- Clear sky

This illustrated guide provides a comprehensive overview of the different colour temperatures available for LED light bulbs, ranging from warm white (2700K-3000K) to cool white (3500K-4100K) to daylight (5000K-6500K).

The LED colour temperature chart shows the expected brightness of an LED bulb in relation to its temperature in degrees Kelvin. A bulb with a lower colour temperature of 1K - 5K gives off reddish-yellow hues. A bulb with a higher colour temperature of 5K - 10K gives off cool white-blue light.

The following chart shows the progression of this color change, with the units at the bottom in kelvins. This range goes from oranger “warmer” light at 1,000K, which closely resembles candlelight, to bluer “cooler” light at 12,000K which resembles a clear blue sky.