For years, people have wanted to get a more natural color in the small R20 flood
light bulbs they use. Now, there are small sized R20 lamps which meet the
needs of eyeball and track light fixtures which could use some whiter light. The
R20 incandescent
is considered a small flood used in many types of adjustable or track lights making it one of the most versatile
lamps on the market. Many
people have used them because they are so inexpensive, but it might make sense
to consider the full spectrum version.
If you have a retail store and use standard R20 lamps, then use these
natural light versions. Remember that they are the same physical size as
the old standard R20, but they will give you a whiter light because the
Neodymium coating filters out most of the offensive yellow color that most
people don't like. In a retail store, it will help bring out true colors of your
products like no
other kind of incandescent lamp. How would you like to have an increased
color depth to the merchandise you market or things you display in your home?
Most people prefer having a more vibrant color environment, and there's nothing
else that works like
natural daylight that brings out true color. When it's time to light up
a space like natural daylight while staying with incandescent floods, these are the best choice among
incandescent lamps today.
The R20 full spectrum flood light bulbs are a reflector type that has been used
for decades when other forms of small floods were not available. With
today's halogen technology, there are more choices for small lighting sources to
replace these. The wattage is
the standard 50 watt version, so these make a good direct replacement for the
existing ones you might have now. We have the Sylvania Daylight 50R20/DAY
and the Westinghouse Realite 50R20/NEO which is the daylight version made by them.
The reflector face is 2 1/2 inches in diameter and the length is 4 inches. Simply screw them
into any place where you have the standard R20 or old 50R20 and you will see the difference
that natural lighting can make in your home or office. And think about
this for your office, you might want to consider using 5000K fluorescents to
brighten up your working space. You can get fluorescent tubes in almost any color
you want including the more desirable full spectrum light. The full
spectrum has special phosphors that give it a similar color to natural daylight. One of the best brands for this is the Panasonic T10
5000K or F40T10/5000K. It gives out more light than a standard 40 watt
fluorescent and it produces light the way our eyes naturally use it,
giving better visual acuity and reducing problems like eyestrain. This
should help reduce some of the complaints you get from people in regards to working on
their computer screens all day long.
In the home, you'll like using the R20 full spectrum flood light bulbs in places
like your kitchen and bathroom. The reason they're especially good in
areas like kitchens and bathrooms is because of the white surfaces they usually have. This
makes those surfaces and areas appear whiter, giving a cleaner, white look.
There are homes which have small track lighting which highlights pictures or
other items of interest, and the R20 full spectrum flood light can also make those
items look better. It really makes your home more appealing compared to using
yellow colored incandescent light. If you have any of the areas described
here, please buy some of these light bulbs for your home, you'll be glad you
did.
Remember that there are many types of full spectrum flood light bulbs, we describe the
common small R20
flood light here. But keep in mind
that we also stock all the Sylvania light bulbs and Westinghouse bulbs used in
commercial lighting. Whatever type you have, by switching to full
spectrum, you will be getting
more natural lighting. We have a
large inventory of bulbs for nearly every type of light fixture in
the field. If you need help identifying a bulb, our customer
service representatives can help you determine what you have.
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