What does CCT stand for?

CCT stands for various terms. Discover the full forms, meanings, and possible interpretations of CCT across different fields and industries.

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Coordinated Color Temperature
Continuous Cooling Temperature
Correlated Color Temperature

In lighting and electrical engineering, CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) refers to the measurement of a light source’s warmth or coolness, expressed in Kelvin (K). Lower values like 2700K-3000K produce a warm, yellowish glow similar to incandescent bulbs, while higher values like 5000K-6500K create a cool, bluish daylight-like effect.

CCT is essential in LED lighting, photography, interior design, and industrial applications, ensuring appropriate ambiance, visibility, and energy efficiency for different environments.

Example sentence: "The office lighting was adjusted to 4000K CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) for a neutral white tone."

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  • The office lighting was adjusted to 4000K CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) for a neutral white tone.

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