I use a D4V2 with the 200k e21a emitters as my nightstand light. Does the job very well, great for candle mode.
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You are welcome of course.
The light I got was ten years ago and the Ott Co. offered CRI rating at the time. Current company bought him out and right, I don’t see CRI on their pages. Probably because everything they make seeks to be like daylight. An impossible task but everyone tries. Oddly, or interestingly, the quilting world uses Ottlites for judging fabric color. I use one to check color balance on photo prints, and it’s the best I’ve found so far. The waveform bulb you ordered looks good. Think I’ll try one. Thanks for the idea. I’ve had trouble with specialty bulbs holding up, but maybe this one will. The LED bulb companies claim theirs will last five years or ten years, but they never do (for me) and I rarely save receipts that long, and they know it.
just received the
Waveform 3000k LED bulb
first impressions… seems nice, glad to have it as an option
I removed an incandescent that is rated at 29 watts, on my meter it makes 8 lumens, and gets too hot to touch
I installed the waveform light rated at 10 watts, it makes 70 lumens on my meter and it is not hot to touch
so, the LED bulb uses 1/3 the power, and makes 9x the lumens… and so far the color rendering seems good, and the tint does not seem green… I think I like it…
You can buy them from China directly now. No blue spike and appears to use the same “sunlike” chip. Almost identical to incandescent. I wish they come in retrofit or BR30 format though…
thanks for the link… I cant make any sense of it though
Neither can most. Taobao is basically a chinese only webstore.
Just use Chrome’s translate. You can order with their built in forwarder. Search the web, there are tutorials. Or use an agent.
Good idea!
I've been avoiding Taobao because it's not in English, but I think I'll just using Chrome's translate.
I hear that things are usually cheaper on Taobao than on AliExpress. 
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It depends, for small light stuff AliExpress is cheaper. If you buy heavier stuff, or aggregate multiple order, and forward it once, then Taobao.
Btw, this is the newest version with an even better spectrum, notice the efficiency loss as a result. (You can kind of estimate the spectrum just by looking at the lumen efficiency)
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=654264933998
Forgot to mention, for night light I went back to halogen/incandescent light since they are literally perfect lights…
In addition to the blue light much dangerous for night sleep It’s looking direct the Led die.
This happens when there isn’t adequate diffusion such as a piece of white plastic.
Like the Led Corn bulbs,the orrible greenish street lamps or the ice cold car lights pointed on face.
Another important rule, avoid watch phone or others white display light in evening
The conventional PC Leds with the same amount blue light of incandescent are <2000k
However I liked dimming incandescent on my bedroom,easy and cheap.
Hi,
About a month ago I tried to order the bulbs at sunlikelamp.com, but he does not accept PayPal anymore. I wonder if I could get bulbs made with sunlike LEDs via other sellers, does anyone know?
If you want the exact same chip, you can buy it from https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=585513116587
But an improved spectrum is now available at 商品详情
thaks for the link
I failed to translate it with google in Firefox, but it works in Chrome
If you use chrome, just right click and select translate
thank you… that partly works (about half the text is still chinese, but some of it is English)
unfortunately:
Working voltage: 220V
here in USA I need 110V
if there is a 110V option, Im interested… still looking
It’s universal voltage 110 - 220v, I have it here in the USA and it works 
yay! thank you
ran into another issue
the link to put the light in my cart does not work… oh well…
I am getting ready to order the 2700k from Waveform.
I tried the 3000K but returned it due to green tint… Customer service was outstanding, they even provided a return shipping label.
Yeah, I tried some other 98 CRI leds and none of them look natural until I came across this one.
With that said, just use incandescent? I only bought these to avoid overheating my recessed lighting.
same, some of my fixtures overheat with Incan
so Im on a quest to find good LED options
here is one I like so far: (I bought the 3000k)
the tint is great, colors look great… it is a bit brighter than I need for some of my relaxing applications
Waveform LED got quite a big blue spike in the spectrum. I was considering them but cross them out because of that.