RGB+CCT

RGB+CCT stands for the three primary colors—red, green, and blue—plus Correlated Color Temperature. In lights with this feature, the color of the light can be adjusted. Additionally, the white light in theLight Color (warm white, neutral white (up to cool white). This not only allows for dynamic color changes in the light fixture, but also creates a certain atmosphere in theRoom It can also be altered by using different shades of white.

The principle behind this stems from the concept familiar from art class,Color Mixing back. The only difference is that in art, the three colors yellow, red, and blue are considered primary colors, whereas in the realm of light, they are red, green, and blue. By mixing these colors, virtually all secondary colors can be produced. When all three colors are combined, the result is white; conversely, when all three are omitted, the result is a black image.

In addition to this RGB color mixing, CCT is also factored in, resulting in the RGB+CCT principle. With this principle, a light can be adjusted from warm white—which tends to promote coziness and relaxation—to neutral white, which enhances concentration and prevents fatigue, all the way to cool white or even blue-white. Cool white is primarily used in home offices, as it highlights details very well and, likeDaylight has an effect.

An RGB+CCT feature like this is especially recommended for rooms where people spend a lot of time and engage in a variety of activities. This way, you can truly create the right atmosphere for any occasion.