Warmer light enhances reds, yellows, and oranges, so the cool white
fluorescents can make it tough.
The easiest way may be to install a solatube skylight
http://www.solatube.com or for the budget-minded, a liter of light
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-Fpsw_yYPg
But with shortening day
Hello,
We just installed LED lamp fixtures in our new cider mill. We love the quality
of light that it provides our work including our grading.
Kind Regards,
Kurt W. Alstede
General Manager,
Alstede Farms, LLC
P.O. Box 278
1 Alstede Farms Lane,
Chester, New Jersey 07930
United
The "Natural Light" 4 foot fluorescent T-8 bulbs at H. Depot have
one of the highest color index ratings available, 94 (out of 100) or
thereabouts if memory serves correctly. The Daylight bulbs are a
close second (or maybe I have these 2 reversed). I experimented with
We currently use a couple of 4ft fluorescents above the sorting table
before bagging. Seems more difficult, as we are getting a little older each
year, to distinguish between dark red and brown or black. I was wondering
what others were using in their operations? Thank you kind hearted souls.
Great to hear about all of these solutions re lighting. I was excited about
the question and hoped to see some innovative solutions for the underlying
problem, the aging part..
Thomas A. Green, Ph.D., CCA, TSP
President
IPM Institute of North America, Inc.
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