Reply With QuoteEither the light tubes are old or they are not white in the first place.
You can just replace the light tubes with new ones that are rated 6500K (give or take a few 100K). The ones rated as "Daylight" are usually in this range.
Hi guys, i recently bought a 2 x36 W PL diy light from a guy in the forum, after turning it on, i realised that it was a little yellowish, compared to my 40W magnum brand 1 tube light? Can someone tell me wad can i do? issit because of the tube? cos i wan a light which is more white then yellowish, reallly appreciate if u all can help me. the guy told me its because of the light maybe the one i used before is 7000k one? so any comments?
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Either the light tubes are old or they are not white in the first place.
You can just replace the light tubes with new ones that are rated 6500K (give or take a few 100K). The ones rated as "Daylight" are usually in this range.
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Some tubes also turn a little yellowish after a few months. eg my AEC 6500K. I tried Osram 6000K now and seems all right.
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